ICANN Newsletter | Week ending 29 January 2010
News from the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers
Announcements This Week
To 4,294,967,296 and Beyond – Under 10% of IPv4 Space Remains: Adoption of IPv6 Is Essential
29 January 2010 | It has long been anticipated, but the available pool of unallocated Internet addresses using the older IPv4 protocol – which holds a total of slightly more than four billion IP addresses - has now dipped to below the 10 percent mark, meaning that there are only a bit over 400 million IP addresses left in the global pool of unallocated addresses.
Public Comment: Amendment of the GNSO Operating Procedures on the 2010 Selection Process for ICANN Board Seat 13
28 January 2010 | The GNSO Council is seeking comments on amendments to the GNSO Operating Procedures related to the 2010 selection process for ICANN Board Seat 13.
DNSSEC Deployment in Root Zone of DNS Begins at ICANN
27 January 2010 | DNSSEC information is now being served by L-Root, one of the Internet's 13 root servers, operated by ICANN.
Upcoming Events
7 - 12 March 2010: 37th International Public ICANN Meeting - Nairobi, Kenya
20 - 25 June 2010: 38th International Public ICANN Meeting - Brussels, Belgium
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