On Tue, Aug 6, 2013 at 4:23 AM, Tom Vest <tvest@eyeconomics.com> wrote:
If that interpretation is not too far off-base, then I guess you must know something about the state of IPv6 usage* that I don't know -- or maybe, your definition of "waste" excludes anything that has been paid for, even if the purchased/idle stockpiles serve no other purpose than to exacerbate demand/scarcity among others... ?
Well, in a historic and current perspective, what do e.g. Apple, Daimler AG, DuPont, Eli Lilly, Ford, Halliburton, HP (twice!), IBM, Prudential Securities, UK Ministry of Defence, UK Work & Pensions need millions of public IP addresses for, each? Perhaps there are one or few others, who in historic times got huge blocks, but which don't need them. -- Jan