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These are some interesting insights into the economic incentives on the deployment side. I'm looking forward to reading the report. It is also interesting to
by kevinoid 8y ago
These are some interesting insights into the economic incentives on the deployment side. I'm looking forward to reading the report.
It is also interesting to consider the incentives (or lack thereof) for IPv6 peering. The fact that HE and Cogent haven't resolved their peering dispute from 2009 suggests to me that there is insufficient incentive (particularly from their customers) to do so, even when there are obvious practical effects. (I can't reach openstreetmap.org via an HE IPv6 tunnel even now.)
Perhaps the technical effectiveness of Happy Eyeballs and other backwards-compatibility mechanisms necessarily reduces incentives for improving IPv6?