Budapest University of Technology and Economics has established a laboratory for training and research in Internet protocol version 6 (IPv6). The purpose of the lab is to provide an open environment ...

A panel battled the topic of when companies should deploy IPv6 and where the technology will make the greatest impact. The discussion took place at the 2006 International Consumer Electronics show ...

Introducing IPv6 to the Philippines will be of tremendous benefit to the country. It is taking off as a genuinely Asian technology, with its main proponent Japan at the epicenter of IPv6 development.

An obvious reason for organisations to migrate to IPv6 is the potential to develop, support, and use the new and powerful applications enabled by the technology.

While IPv6 technology has been slow to catch on in business settings in the U.S., it is gaining ground in research and government installations, as well as in education settings such as the Bucks ...

Today, we share: Computing Power Special: China Unicom's Research White Paper on Integrated CDN Technology The report ...

As the supply of IPv4 addresses dwindles, institutions that fail to plan a transition to IPv6 face the possibility that their systems will be unable to communicate with others.

The Obama administration has set deadlines and offered guidelines for the transition of government networks to the next generation of Internet Protocols.

This is because of a fundamental technology shift that’s coming to every network around the world called Internet Protocol Version 6 (IPv6).

Version six of Internet Protocol -- or IPv6 -- was approved as a standard many years ago, but the high cost of rolling it out has been too severe for the slow economic recovery. After all ...

IPv6 will radically changing the way the consumer shops. The coming ubiquity if IPv6 will help with the seamless tracking that big data has started to offer to provide a more holistic shopping ...

Johannes Ullrich, the institute's research officer, said that one of the problems is the accidental implementation of IPv6. You may, he says, already have IPv6 on your network without knowing about it ...