Summer reading - Netnod Q1 and Q2 roundup
Whether you will be getting away from the house or enjoying a staycation, we hope you enjoy this selection of Netnod blogposts from the first half of the year. So far in 2020, we have published blog articles covering IX developments and peering tips, best practice for DNS services, IPv6 deployment in Sweden, and how to ensure accurate and secure time services.
1. How Copenhagen became a peering hotspot
In the last few years, traffic levels have soared in Copenhagen. In this blogpost, Martin Eriksson, Head of Sales and Marketing, Netnod, looks at some of the factors driving this increase. He also outlines some of the wider developments transforming Denmark into one of Europe’s new digital capitals.
May 2020 marked ten years since IPv6 was deployed across Netnod’s DNSNODE service and the I-root instances that we operate. With this anniversary in mind, Lars-Johan Liman, Senior Systems Specialist and co-founder, Netnod, asked Mirjam Kühne and Marco Hogewoning from the RIPE NCC about how they see IPv6 deployment progressing in Sweden.
About Netnod
Netnod provides critical infrastructure support ranging from interconnection services and Internet Exchanges to DNS services, root server operations and activities for the good of the Internet. With a worldwide reputation for its services and the expertise of its staff, Netnod ensures a stable and secure Internet for the Nordics and beyond. Established in 1996 as a neutral and independent Internet infrastructure organisation, Netnod is fully owned by the non-profit foundation TU-stiftelsen (Stiftelsen för Telematikens utveckling). More information is available at: www.netnod.se
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