The German IPv6 Council has been established to group all the different persons in industry, research, politics and administration in the IPv6 field in Germany with the clear mission to advocate IPv6 by improving technology, market, and deployment user and industry awareness of IPv6, creating a quality and secure new Generation Internet.

The winners had been decorated on the 3rd German IPv6 Summit by the German IPv6 Council [read more]

The 3rd German IPv6 Summit will take place in Potsdam on June 24-25, 2010. Hosted by the Hasso-Plattner-Institute, the German IPv6 Summit provides a forum in which overseas, European, and German experts are addressing various aspects of IPv6 technology at work. The first day includes talks about the IPv6 strategy and [read more]

The German IPv6 Council invites applications for the International IPv6 Application Contest 2010. The objectives of this contest are the generation of ideas and applications, which help determine how to introduce IPv6, the internet of the next generation on a large scale and use it effectively. The contest also provides an opportunity for the next generation of application developers to gain experience with IPv6 [read more]

July 13th 2009, IETF Network Working Group publishes Draft addressing IPv4 Address Run-Out and IPv4-IPv6 Co-existence Scenarios
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The German IPv6 Summit will take place in Potsdam at May 14-15, 2009. Hosted by the Hasso-Plattner-Institute, the German IPv6 Summit provides two days of International, European, and German experts to address IPv6 technology at work. [read more]

Now online:

• All talks and presentations of the 2nd German IPv6 Summit including interviews and handouts.
• Picture Galleries
• The winners of the International IPv6 Application Contest 2009.

At the 2nd German IPv6 Summit at Hasso-Plattner-Institut in Potsdam, May 14-15, 2009 the German IPv6 Council presented the National IPv6 Action Plan for Germany, which contains a a list of measures to be taken to enable an efficient nationalwide changeover towards the deployment of the new Internet Protocol IPv6 for the german politics, public services, economy, and science. [read more]

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