APNIC is the Regional Internet Registry administering IP addresses for the Asia Pacific
APNIC is the Regional Internet Registry administering IP addresses for the Asia Pacific
Opinion: The economics of AI
By Geoff Huston
As spending on data centres, power, and computing capacity surges, the question is no longer whether AI delivers value, but who will ultimately pay for it.
AI-driven networking and infrastructure design at APNIC 62
By George Michaelson
Presenters at APNIC 62 explored how AI is reshaping network design and operations, from next-generation optical architectures to autonomous management systems, highlighting scale challenges and improved reliability, efficiency, and operational decision-making.
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Thou shall not pass: Gatekeeping outbound TLS connections
By Henrique Becker Brum
Guest Post: To quantify how closely guideline recommendations align with real-world TLS deployments, we collected over 50 million TLS handshakes during two weeks from our research institution.
Apply now for an APRICOT 2027 Fellowship
By Philip Smith
APRICOT is offering a limited number of fellowships in the lead up to APRICOT 2027. Apply now!
APNIC 62 Policy SIG reviews seven policy proposals, with two reaching consensus
By Dave Phelan
APNIC 62 Policy SIG discussed seven proposals covering IPv4, IPv6, and Internet abuse-related issues.
IP geolocation at APNIC 62: Challenges, geofeeds, and data quality perspectives
By George Michaelson
At APNIC 62, panellists explored how geofeeds, RIR data, and third-party geolocation providers work together, and why improving accuracy while protecting user privacy is becoming increasingly important.
Understanding ASPA: The next step in routing security
By Dale Roberts
Join this APNIC Academy webinar to understand how ASPAs work, how they complement ROAs, and how you can begin monitoring and deploying them in your network.
Latest BGP hijack targets hosting software vendor
By Doug Madory
Guest Post: An analysis of the BGP hijack against Softaculous that enabled an attacker to obtain a fraudulent TLS certificate and distribute a malicious Virtualizor update.