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ARIN Bits: September 2023
It’s time to turn over a new leaf with the latest edition of ARIN Bits, which includes updates on our tree-mendously busy third quarter and what to expect in the rest of the year. Read up on a pile of updates to programs and services along with ARIN 52 and ARIN Elections details, upcoming industry events, and much more.
The Business Case for IPv6: Crossing the IPv6 Chasm
Enterprises don’t build or sell Internet products and services, but instead use the Internet as a critical enabler. So how do we make the case for their transition to IPv6? ARIN Community Grant recipient, ARIN 52 Fellow, Founder and President of Saatvik Advisors, and Founder and Director of Saatvik Research E. Marie Brierley discusses how convincing marketing teams may be the key.
Introducing the ARIN 52 Fellows
Amanda Gauldin, Community Programs Manager, shares details about the Fellows, Mentors, and special guests joining us for the ARIN 52 Fellowship Program.
Announcing the 2023 ARIN Community Grant Recipients
We would like to congratulate the organizations receiving funding from the ARIN Community Grant Program this year, share details about their projects, and discuss the impact of the program.
Caribbean Digital Progress by the Numbers
We take a closer look at how ARIN tracks IPv6 traffic and Internet Exchange Point (IXP) deployments in the Caribbean to support long-term success in the region's digital transformation.
The Global Digital Compact: A Top-Down Attempt to Minimize the Role of the Technical Community
This blog post is intended to raise awareness of and highlight the technical community’s concerns about the United Nations (U.N.) Office of the Secretary-General’s Envoy on Technology’s (OSET) recent comments that appear to overlook an important distinction between the respective roles of the technical community and the civil society in the Internet ecosystem.
Introducing ARIN’s Qualified Facilitator Program
Learn about the new resource for organizations navigating the IPv4 and Autonomous System Number (ASN) transfer processes in accordance with ARIN policy.
Who’s Leading the Charge for IPv6 in the Caribbean?
See how the countries and geographic areas of the Caribbean rank when it comes to their percentage of Internet traffic using IPv6.
Legacy Resource Holders Have Limited Time Left to Lock in Lower Fees
To help Internet number resource holders understand ARIN’s legacy fee cap, its impending expiration, and the benefits of bringing legacy resources under a Registration Services Agreement, we're sharing this thorough overview of the opportunity.
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