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Telxius has launched a carrier-neutral landing gateway and edge data centre in Cancun, Mexico, to improve regional connectivity and serve as a landing point for the Tikal submarine cable linking Guatemala and Boca Raton, strengthening network links across the Caribbean, the USA, Latin America, and Europe.
This analysis by Ilyas Rahimi at the University of Amsterdam examines how locally served root zones affect traffic patterns, likely focusing on performance, latency, and network efficiency implications within DNS infrastructure.
LINX and JPIX have expanded their 2018 partnership by launching direct London-to-Tokyo network routes, enabling European networks to access JPIX’s Japanese interconnection platform and local peering opportunities while extending cross-border connectivity between the two exchange ecosystems.
IXPs influence far more than Internet speed, shaping latency, cost, resilience, and technology adoption, and their importance is growing as the Internet evolves, as emphasized in a BPF 2026 panel discussion.
The IETF 126 conference in Vienna focused on IP addressing, congestion control protocols, and the emerging opportunities in space technology.
APNIC's engagement with Thailand's Internet community through events emphasized the need for technical training and discussions on routing security and IPv6.
Vinton Cerf, a key figure in developing internet protocols, is set to retire from his role as Google's chief internet evangelist next week.
NANOG 97 discusses the pervasive impact of AI, advancements in geolocation technology, the importance of measuring IPv6 adoption, and the financial implications of using SSH.
Iran's assertion of control over a crucial subsea chokepoint is prompting US technology firms to shift their focus towards overland fiber optic networks.
IPv6 adoption has significantly progressed, as evidenced by approximately 50% of Google's users accessing its services via IPv6.
RIPE Atlas produces billions of daily measurement results, providing a detailed global perspective on connectivity and reachability by focusing on a single day's operations.
A brief BGP hijack incident in 2025 highlighted vulnerabilities in routing security, particularly when attackers target weaknesses during provider onboarding processes.
The APRICOT 2026 keynotes challenge the Internet community to embrace automation responsibly, maintain historical operational records, and complete IPv6 deployment.
Despite concerns about a decline, analysis of global data and operator experiences indicates that the peering market remains robust and active.
At bdNOG 20, Bangladesh's Internet community collaborated to exchange practical experiences, tackle operational challenges, and enhance local capabilities for a secure, IPv6-ready Internet.
In the latter half of 2025, the Asia Pacific Internet community enhanced its digital infrastructure, developed technical skills, and fostered regional collaboration to bolster internet resilience and connectivity.
The evolution from IPv4 to IPv6 by 2025 highlights the network's adaptation to accommodate increasing device connectivity and address scarcity, reflecting a shift towards more efficient, scalable, and secure internet infrastructure.
Geoff Huston's annual analysis of BGP routing table growth for 2025 provides insights into current trends and future projections, highlighting the challenges and developments in internet infrastructure.
ipv4.games is a platform that gamifies the IPv4 address space, created to engage users in understanding and exploring internet infrastructure through interactive gameplay.
The APNIC Blog highlighted key measurements in 2023, focusing on Distributed Denial of Service (DDoS) prevention and Internet Service Provider (ISP) market share analysis.
Geoff Huston's 2025 posts offer valuable insights into internet infrastructure, addressing challenges, innovations, and future trends in the digital landscape.
The distribution and focus of technical skills training in the Asia Pacific region reveal key development priorities in enhancing workforce capabilities.
APNIC has released its 2026 Activity Plan, outlining its strategic goals and initiatives for the upcoming year.
RIPE 91 covered a range of topics including routing the root, post-quantum cryptography for the RPKI, and the role of TTLs in DNS, highlighting advancements and challenges in internet infrastructure and security.
The study of TCP connections, including their lifetimes and sizes, has been ongoing since the Internet's inception, with Cloudflare's global network now handling millions of connections per second.
Meta introduces the Candle submarine cable to enhance connectivity between East and Southeast Asia, alongside updates to Asia-Pacific subsea cables, including the Bifrost system completion.
The discussion focuses on the importance of measuring IPv6, tracking deployment initiatives, and utilizing tools for effective IPv6 statistics analysis.
ICANN is inviting public feedback on the Functional Model for Root Server System Governance, with submissions open until 22 September 2025.
Coordinated efforts in Viet Nam are advancing Internet infrastructure by enhancing routing security and transitioning to a nationwide IPv6-only network.
Improving battery-and-solar-powered Internet infrastructure is essential for connecting remote Indigenous communities, particularly in challenging environments like deserts and monsoonal regions.
The ceremony safeguarding global DNSSEC involves meticulous procedures and community oversight to ensure the security and integrity of the Domain Name System, highlighting the critical role of transparency and trust in maintaining internet infrastructure.
New support for key transitions enhances RIRs' flexibility and strengthens the long-term resilience of the RPKI system.
Fiji is at a crucial stage in its digital transformation, supported by robust foundations and a well-defined strategic vision.
Geoff Huston discusses the IETF DELEG Working Group's efforts to revise DNS protocol zone delegation processes to enhance efficiency and functionality.
Unlocking IPv6 can significantly simplify hosting services, offering scalability and efficiency for millions of users by overcoming IPv4 limitations.
Cybersecurity often focuses on firewalls and data breaches, but the underlying Internet infrastructure's security is equally crucial.
Verisign has played a crucial role in the evolution of domain name services, significantly influencing the development and stability of the modern Internet.
The DNS Operations Working Group (DNSOP) discusses recent documents, ongoing projects, and upcoming initiatives to improve DNS operations and protocols.
The first Pulse Internet Measurement Forum focused on mapping internet cables, local measurement techniques, and emphasized the importance of security in internet infrastructure.
APNIC Academy will introduce IPv6 certification programs in Bangladesh and Thailand in 2025 to enhance internet infrastructure skills.
The Root Server System is a crucial component of the internet's infrastructure, enabling the translation of domain names into IP addresses to facilitate global connectivity.
APNIC actively contributes to Internet development in the Asia Pacific, with key initiatives highlighted in the top three posts of 2024.
APNIC has released its 2025 Activity Plan, outlining its strategic goals and initiatives for the upcoming year.
Pubudu Jayasinghe and Vivek Nigam engaged with APNIC Members during the India Peering Forum and SCAT India Tradeshow in Mumbai, October 2024.
Nowmay Opalinski explores the GEODE project and analyzes the vulnerabilities of Internet infrastructure in Pakistan.
Centralization in IP block ownership poses significant risks and challenges to the internet's stability, security, and equitable access.
RIPE is evaluating whether the stockpiling of IPv6 addresses poses a problem for internet infrastructure and allocation fairness.