| Will mobile devices drive the migration to IPv6 | |||
| Posted by: Jordi on Saturday, July 17, 2004 - 10:17 AM | |||
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In theory, every machine or device connected to the Internet needs a unique IP address, but because of the way in which the limited inventory of IPv4 addresses has been allocated in the past, only about half the numbers remain. With the advent of smart phones, the remaining addresses could be depleted in a number of years. | ||
| If mobile devices do tip the scales and start a migration to IPv6, a wealth of other potential benefits could come into play for both the wireless and wired Internet. Who wants to go first? Complete article at TheFeature. |
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