why the connected age needs IPv6

1 Why the connected age needs IPv6

2 Why the connected age needs IPv6

The number of connected devices is growing, and each one needs its own IP address. The existing addressing system is based on IPv4 which provides 4.3 billion addresses.

With over 50 billion connected devices expected to be in use by 2020, we need more addresses than IPv4 provides.

enter the era of IPv6...

the case for IPv6

3 Why the connected age needs IPv6

industry6 million of the world’s 1.5 billion electricity meters were smart in 2008. By 2020 it could be 825 million

transport92 million cars will be connected to the internet by 2016

mobile480 million smart devices sold in 2011. By 2020 there will be 10 billion connected

smart explosion

home intelligence118 million smart household appliances will be sold globally by 2019

PCs440 million PCs will be sold in 2012

health774 million m-health devices by 2020. North America will be the largest region with 325 million

4 Why the connected age needs IPv6

IP address allocations in 2011last year, 201 million IP addresses were allocated to:

North America

ARIN 11%

Europe

RIPE NCC 22%

Africa

AFRINIC 5%

Latin America

LACNIC 10%

Asia-Pacific

APNIC 53%

5 Why the connected age needs IPv6

emerging markets where IPv6 is deployed

your cloud services can easily scale in future

future-proofs your online infrastructure

supporting business partners already using IPv6

why your business needs IPv6

growth in mobile and M2M markets will drive deployments

government mandates, eServices, command and control systems

6 Why the connected age needs IPv6

v4 provides

4.3 billion IP addresses

the numbers game

v6 promises

340 undecillion(3400 followed by 35 zeros)IP addresses

even your toaster can have one

7 Why the connected age needs IPv6

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sources: Juniper Research, Scotiabank, Nielsen, Connected World, IDC, Internet World, Orange, ZDNet, Pike Research, Machina Research, Gartner, APNIC