Moving to IPv6 should be a process that happens gradually when you upgrade equipment and there are transitioning provisions in place that will ensure interconnectivity between IPv4 and IPv6 network.

The depletion of ARIN’s IPv4 free pool, along with the slow and steady pace of IPv6 adoption and the transfer market’s explosive growth, means that many Internet access, wireless service ...

The IANA will allocate more net addresses to the Asia Pacific Network Information Centre in the next month, reducing the pool of available addresses to five blocks. The stock of IPv4 addresses is ...

Moreover, stable networks (that aren't expanding) would easily reuse addresses, Schlesinger argues. So, what happened to the crisis everyone was talking about?