Brocade ADX version 12.4 doubles the IPv6 performance of ADX and delivers consistent services across IPv4 and Ipv6, Brocade said. Brocade added that its ADX switch also enables a seamless transition to IPv6 while preserving IPv4 assets through standards-based IPv4-to-IPv6 translation technology.
Complete info at NewsFactor, CIO-Today and Sci-Tech-Today.

New IPv6-certified ZLD3.0 firmware boosts network security with advanced features.
Complete info at MySolutionInfo.

Joint Testing Event Highlights Cisco's Complex Cloud Services Technology Interaction and Network Solutions.
Complete info at MarketWatch, 4-traders and TechZone360.

Cisco's chief futurologist and technologist, Dave Evans, has outlined what he believes to be the 10 most important technology trends that will shape the world in the next decade. First presented in July last year, Evans shared his thoughts on the subject again at CiscoLive! Europe, in London, this week.
Complete info at ITWeb.

Some broadband news followers might recall that the world is slowly getting ready for the invasion of IPv6 – the planned day for everyone to slowly start exiting IPv4 for a revamped IPv6 is the 6th of June, this summer.
Complete info at BroadbandWatcher.

Network equipment tester says players need to maintain IPv4, IPv6-compatible infrastructure for at least the next decade.
Complete info at TotalTelecom.

The Internet has become part of our everyday lives, in ways we would never have imagined 30 years ago, but how often do we pause and think about the how and why of getting online? A team of EU-funded Spanish researchers are doing exactly that.
Complete info at Cordis, Physorg and ScienceCodex.

Check Point Software Technologies Ltd., the worldwide leader in securing the Internet, today announced the company's participation at V6 World Congress on February 8, 2012. Check Point Fellow, Robert Hinden, will be speaking about the security implications of deploying IPv6, and will take place at 15.30 p.m. at the Marriot Rive Gauche Hotel and Conference Center in Paris, France.
Complete info at 4-traders.

How ready are you for World IPv6 Day on 6th June, 2012?
Complete info at SourceWire and ResponseSource.

The Internet uses what’s called the TCP/IP protocol. The IP part of that technology, called IPv4, is running out of addresses, and the telecommunications industry is moving to a new standard, called “IPv6.” In some cases, this may require new home equipment, a new router, and possibly other consumer electronics, if you elect to upgrade. Here’s what you need to know.
Complete info MacObserver.