it’s safe to say that we will never see total adoption, not within 2 generations. We will taper around 65% at best. Think about the migration plan, and nearl

it’s safe to say that we will never see total adoption, not within 2 generations. We will taper around 65% at best. Think about the migration plan, and nearly every positive force to move to ipv6 has been exhausted. Routing hardware, consumer hardware, server hardware & software all have the capability. Mobile deployments were a big driver of ipv6, and that didn’t reach the level of adoption expected. Now hosting providers are charging for ipv4 addresses, and it’s not having a measurable impact. Most migrations start to hit the hockey stick well before this stage, and the taper occurs around 95%+ when outlier hardware or legacy devices are the last remnants. We are not seeing a pattern like that here.