ICANN now using IPV6

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ICANN the company that handles all the domain names and ip addresses for the world have just turned on IPV6 in 6 of the 13 root servers. So the movement to version 6 has begun. Some large companies have been using IPV6 for awhile and pretty soon will be able to start using it only public networks.

Source: Cnet

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