IPv6 governance gaps: Why 50% traffic is unmanaged risk
With 50.10% of global traffic now on IPv6, ignoring unmanaged entry points is a governance failure. Learn to frame this as a board-level liability.
Evgeny Sevastyanov
14 min readAddress
Evgeny Sevastyanov
14 min read
IPv8 draft fails: Why 64-bit zones break routing
The IPv8 draft proposes 18.4 quintillion addresses, but its centralized Zone Server creates a single failure point operators can't ignore.
Georgy Masterov
12 min read
IPv6 Truth: 10x Collision Nightmares Explained
Don't trust IPv8 hype. Data from 2026 proves IPv6 handles mergers better, avoiding the 10x collision risks seen in fragmented legacy networks.
Vladislava Shadrina
12 min read
IPv4x keeps routers working while extending space
With 57% of traffic still on IPv4, IPv4x extends space without breaking routers. A pragmatic look at the 96-bit subspace solution.
Vladislava Shadrina
14 min read
IPv6 complexity: Why 1994 design still matters
Discover why 1994 IETF mandates created IPv6 complexity. Learn why dual-stack remains vital as we approach 2026 infrastructure trends.
Vladislava Shadrina
13 min read
IPv6 complexity stems from a 1994 IETF choice
The 1994 Toronto decision rejected simple expansion, forcing dual stacks that double memory use and operational costs for networks today.
Evgeny Sevastyanov
15 min read
Iran Internet Shutdown: Why 98.5% of IPv6 Vanished
At 11:50 UTC, Iran withdrew 98.5% of IPv6 space. I analyze how this BGP strategy differs from past throttling and what it means for global routing.
Alexei Krylov
12 min read