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https://blog.lacnic.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/agotamiento-ipv4-lacnic34.jpg680330Of the 600 IPv4 address requests currently pending at LACNIC, only 170 organizations will receive address space in the next twelve months, LACNIC’s Chief Services Officer Alfredo Verderosa informed the audience during his presentation at LACNIC 34 LACNOG 2020. The remaining 400 organizations and any others that submit IPv4 resource requests in the future will […]