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I was in Arlington, Texas, sitting through another ARIN meeting, and for a moment, I felt like I was back in university.  A large room.…

RIPE 94 will take place in Vilnius on May 24–28, 2027, bringing together Europe and the Middle East’s internet infrastructure community to discuss IP policy, internet operations, IPv6 adoption…

Fraudsters increasingly impersonate internet infrastructure providers by copying identity, paperwork, and IP claims. This article explains how copycat attacks work, how to verify IP ownership, and why consistent trust…

Discover how transfer rules, costs, and leasing restrictions shape the future of the IPv4 ecosystem worldwide.

Learn more about the five Regional Internet Registries, their purpose and connection to the end-users of the Internet.

IANA serves as the internet's central coordinator, managing the essential numbers that keep the global network running. Discover how this vital organization shapes today's internet.

LACNIC plays a fundamental role in managing internet resources across Latin America and the Caribbean, serving as a key driver of digital growth in the region.

The Réseaux IP Européens Network Coordination Centre is essential for managing internet resources throughout Europe, the Middle East, and Central Asia. Understanding its functions is vital for anyone involved…

The American Registry for Internet Numbers (ARIN) is crucial in managing internet resources throughout North America. This is your complete guide to understanding this important organization.

The Asia Pacific Network Information Centre plays a crucial role in managing internet resources across the Asia Pacific region. Here's your comprehensive guide to understanding this vital organization.

RIRs play a crucial role in creating the policies that govern our online world. But how does this process actually work, and who gets to have a say?

Beyond the surface-level function of IP addresses, a deeper and often overlooked question emerges: who actually owns these IP addresses?