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>> Meanwhile Danish ISPs refuse to implement IPv6 because: There's no demand. That completely missing the point and their responsibility in my opinion. Respon
by logifail 8y ago
>> Meanwhile Danish ISPs refuse to implement IPv6 because: There's no demand. That completely missing the point and their responsibility in my opinion.
Responsibility to whom?
If there's no significant demand from end-users for something, then we're relying on there being a benefit for access providers.
>> For IPv6 to be successful the ISPs need to role it out, regardless of demand.
>> regardless of profitability
Can anyone give examples of a successful technology roll-out where there was no demand, and no profit to be made?
- ckocagil 8y agoIf industries can't self regulate and play nicely, the big bad government will come with their regulations and I'm sure they won't like those.
- glogla 8y ago> Can anyone give examples of a successful technology roll-out where there was no demand, and no profit to be made? Seat belts, airbags and other safety systems in cars (like ABS, VSC, etc). Emission control systems in cars.