Launch event drives IPv6 traffic to all-time high

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	Launch event drives IPv6 traffic to all-time high The much-hyped World IPv6 Launch Day event on Wednesday resulted in a rise in IPv6 traffic -- including Web and email -- to a new peak as expected. But ISPs said the bigger story was the steady increase in IPv6 traffic that occurred in the months leading up to the event, which they anticipate will continue for the rest of 2012. Read More RESOURCE COMPLIMENTS OF: BYOD & Mobile Device Management Tech Seminar One Day Tech Seminar - BYOD & Mobile Device Management Attend and learn how to implement the top five corporate policies and security tactics that organizations must adopt to ensure they can mitigate risk while empowering a mobile workforce. BYOD & Mobile Device Management Tech Seminar - 6/26 - Boston Click to continue In this Issue First Look: Apple's "beautiful" new MacBook lineup Lenovo launches no-contract mobile broadband for select ThinkPad laptops IPv6 Launch in India: A Security Risk? 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This report offers you an inside peak into what the minds at over 200 financial executives are thinking and doing to impact their own bottom line. Learn more. NYSE-Euronext network chief Andrew Bach joins Juniper Andrew Bach, who oversaw significant upgrades to network infrastructure for the global exchange company NYSE-Euronext, has joined Juniper Networks as chief architect of the networking vendor's Financial Services Team. Read More The Great Verizon Network Extender rip-off A few months ago I started writing about my saga of getting AT&T U-verse DSL service established at the new location of the Gibbs Universal Industries Secret Underground Bunker. Read More Small cells and Wi-Fi to carry 60% of mobile traffic by 2016 Small cell and WiFi systems will carry nearly 60 percent of all mobile traffic over the next five years, according to a new report from Juniper Research. 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Read More Berners-Lee, MIT's Clark offer glimpses into the future of the Internet Sir Tim Berners-Lee, speaking at the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in Cambridge, Mass., Tuesday night with MIT Senior Research Scientist David Clark, said that participation in the information society must be regarded as a right, not a privilege. Read More ISOC: IPv6 is the new normal for the Internet IPv6 is the new normal for the Internet. So claims the Internet Society (ISOC) as it sums up the early results of its World IPv6 Launch Day held on Wednesday. Read More Take it from 1000 Zombies: Google+ is no ghost town Byron Rempel is a zombie artist - he draws zombies, as opposed to being one -- and he'll swear on any mother's grave that reports of the death of Google+ have been grotesquely exaggerated. He's also drawn me as a zombie (right). Read More
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