
Nota 21: Por qué actúo para proteger el sistema de registros de números — y por qué esto trata de estabilidad
Nota 21: Por qué actúo para proteger el sistema de registros de números — y por qué esto trata de […]
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Nota 21: Por qué actúo para proteger el sistema de registros de números — y por qué esto trata de […]
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Nota 19: Por qué los RIR no tienen autoridad — y por qué la “soberanía de la comunidad” rompe el […]
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The revival of ICP-2, a document drafted over 20 years ago to define the criteria for establishing Regional Internet Registries, […]
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Recently, many RIPE NCC members received an email titled “Download Review,” demanding confirmation of information within 48 hours. The email […]
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IPv4 is the Internet’s most important service enabler. A device or cloud server cannot be online without an IPv4 address. […]
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IPv4 addresses remain one of the most undervalued assets in the global digital economy. Their suppressed valuation is not accidental; […]
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Today, the Internet’s most fundamental layer—IP address registration—remains centralised in the hands of five private Regional Internet Registries. Each holds […]
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The cost of running RIPE NCC has become a recurring controversy, and for good reason. To assess it properly, we […]
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As APRICOT 2024 concludes, a few points stand out. It was valuable to engage directly with the community on issues […]
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Regional Internet Registries collectively employ hundreds of staff worldwide and operate with annual budgets in the hundreds of millions of […]
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Ahead of the 2023 APNIC elections, I raised serious concerns about its governance. At the time, those concerns were dismissed, […]
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As IPv4 exhaustion rendered the original allocation role of Regional Internet Registries obsolete, a recurring question emerged: should RIRs continue […]
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