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I think it's important to note that in the US it's up to 7.34%. Quite impressive considering the lack of urgency by ISPs.
by pgtruesdell 12y ago
I think it's important to note that in the US it's up to 7.34%. Quite impressive considering the lack of urgency by ISPs.
- bshimmin 12y agoAnd a staggeringly awful 0.24% in the UK.
- Alphasite_ 12y agoTheres no real pressure here at the moment, so they won't do it in any hurry. Its not like theres a massive growth in houses being built.
- p1mrx 12y agoBut Germany and the US are both above 7%. I don't think the demographic pressures are greater in those countries; they just have more ISPs with competent network engineers.
- sp332 12y agoComcast recently started rolling out IPv6 to standard residential accounts. I'm guessing a lot of people are now using IPv6 and didn't even notice.
- massysett 12y agoVerizon Wireless is over 50% v6. My phone is v6. If I hadn't tried a "what's my IP" on my phone I wouldn't have noticed (which is how it should be).
- kzrdude 12y agoAbsolutely. The US also the home of what percentage of the IPv4 space? Must be a big part of that cake. With that very coarse view you'd expect them to be the last ones to need IPv6.