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https://blog.lacnic.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/5a.png680220During the Public Policy Forum held as part of the LACNIC 26 event in Costa Rica, the proposal to reserve a pool of IPv4 addresses for infrastructure considered to be critical or essential to the operation of the Internet in the region reached consensus among the Latin American and Caribbean Internet community. This policy modification […]