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Can internet governance prevent internet fragmentation
As geopolitical tensions rise, internet governance faces a critical test: can cooperative ...
How poor IP address management destroys enterprise value
Poor IP address management undermines network reliability, security and scalability, silen...
How do you measure the value of IP capital?
Standfirst: Valuing IP address capital involves approaches such as income, market, and cos...
How Enterprises Monetize Excess IP Assets
Standfirst: Enterprises are converting idle IPv4 address space into revenue; strategic sal...
IP address depreciation vs appreciation in the IPv4 era and NRS’s role
IPv4 scarcity has transformed numerical internet addresses into tradable digital assets...
What determines the value of an IP address
The value of an IP address is shaped by scarcity, reputation, demand, block characteristic...
How IPv4 assets create long-term enterprise value
Finite supply, persistent demand and commercial tradability have transformed IPv4 ad...
Why IP addresses should be treated like infrastructure capital
With IPv4 scarcity and ongoing demand, organisations are now managing IP address space a...
Leasing trends across APNIC, ARIN & RIPE — What enterprises must know
Leasing trends across APNIC, ARIN & RIPE — What enterprises must know IP...
Why enterprises need an IP address governance framework in 2026
Weak IP address governance increases outage, security and compliance risks Formal framewor...
RPKI vs IRR: What’s the difference and why you need both
As routing threats grow, understanding how RPKI and IRR work — and why they complement e...
Why “unused” IP addresses can still create security risks
Standfirst — Dormant IPv4 addresses might look harmless, but they can attract hijacking,...