It’s only the most significant architectural development in the history of the Internet, and presto, it transpired last night at 00:01 GMT. Did you notice? I’m betting not, and that you probably ...

Currently, there are no more available IPv4 addresses from regional Internet registries, spurring the global ‘test drive” of the expanded protocol Wednesday June 8 in preparation for the ...

Your humble blogwatcher curated these bloggy bits for your entertainment. Not to mention: the hilarious angry customer ejected from movie theater for texting… Carolyn Duffy Marsan reports about “IPv6 ...

No security incidents seen yet as websites began supporting IPv6 in production mode as part of the ongoing World IPv6 Day experiment A surge of IPv6-based Web traffic began flowing over the Internet ...

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Hundreds of popular websites — including Google, Facebook, Yahoo, and Bing — are participating in a 24-hour trial of a new Internet standard called IPv6 today, prompting worries that hackers will ...

Do not adjust your NIC: As of this morning, unbeknownst to you, you might be surfing the IPv6 internet. Your memorable, 4-to-12-digit IPv4 address may have been replaced by a gribbly IPv6 monster that ...

The Asia-Pacific region has reached an internet milestone: 50% of its networks are now IPv6-capable, according to the Asia-Pacific Network Information Centre (APNIC). Led by India (78% of networks ...

Like last year, in early June, some of the largest websites in the world will enable IPv6. But this time they won't turn it off again after 24 hours. ISPs and home router vendors are joining the IPv6 ...