Are You Trying to Reach Everyone on the Internet, or Aren’t You?

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John Curran is the CEO of ARIN (American Registry for Internet Numbers), the stewards and delegators of all IPv4 and IPv6 space in North America. From his editorial in the WSJ today:

“When I talk about IPv6 (Internet Protocol version 6), people often think “technology niche.” But what I’m really talking about is Internet connectivity. A company can choose whether or not to use wireless personal devices or move to virtual machines, but with IPv6, the question comes down to this: ‘Are you trying to reach everyone on the Internet, or aren’t you?'”

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Tom Coffeen

Co-founder of HexaBuild.io

Tom Coffeen is a network engineer, architect, and author with over twenty years of internetwork design, deployment, administration, and management experience. Tom co-founded HexaBuild, an IT consultancy specializing in the advancement of cloud, IoT, and security deployment best practices through IPv6 adoption. Prior to co-founding HexaBuild, Tom was an IPv6 Evangelist and a Distinguished Architect at Infoblox. Before that Tom was the VP of network architecture at the global CDN Limelight Networks where he led their deployment of IPv6. He is also the author of O’Reilly Media’s IPv6 Address Planning.

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