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2026 APNIC Survey: Executive Council ResponseBy Kenny Huang The 2026 APNIC Survey highlights strong confidence in APNIC’s services and the priorities of Members and stakeholders across the region.
[Podcast] Submarine cable resilience and economicsBy George Michaelson How resilient is the global submarine cable network? Geoff Huston explores its evolution, vulnerabilities, economics, and who has an interest in keeping it running. Homepage highlight
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SIDN publishes RSSAC002 traffic metrics for .nlBy Giovane Moura Guest Post: SIDN Labs shares insight into traffic to the authoritative .nl nameservers.
The DOs and don’ts of post-quantum DNSSECBy Geoff Huston Post-quantum signatures could dramatically enlarge DNSSEC responses, shifting many queries from UDP to TCP. Should resolvers limit unnecessary DNSSEC data, or is greater TCP use inevitable?
PCAP-LM: Helping AI assistants read network trafficBy Xavier Marjou Guest Post: Packet captures are the ground truth of network operations, but analysing them is slow, requires specialist expertise, and does not scale. PCAP-LM rewrites captures into a form that AI assistants can read, helping address that mismatch.
The Internet didn’t break; we just forgot what it was leaning onBy Imteaz Chowdhury Guest Post: When international links fail, hidden dependencies can take local services with them. Here’s how operators can design for local resilience.
Solar PV for Internet resilience (Part 1): Designing your systemBy Ulrich Speidel Guest Post: Solar photovoltaics and battery storage can provide reliable power for network infrastructure, even in remote locations. Here’s what’s good to know before selecting equipment.
Restating the case for DNSSECBy George Michaelson Does TLS make DNSSEC unnecessary? An examination of common DNSSEC assumptions challenges that argument and considers DNSSEC's role in establishing trust, the risks of partial deployment, and the evidence from real-world outages. |
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