Simon HewisonMar 13, 2025
I'm probably not the first person to notice this, but it seems that #ipv6 is more widespread outside of the working week, according to Google's stats. Laggard corporate networks? I guess corporates are less likely to churn to other ISPs than residential, and churn typically means newer ISP offerings.
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@zymurgic That´s the Enterprise effect. https://blogs.infoblox.com/ipv6-coe/the-enterprise-effect-and-the-covid-effect-on-ipv6/
The Enterprise Effect and the COVID Effect on IPv6

The Enterprise Effect and the COVID Effect on IPv6. The year 2020 was unprecedented in many ways and our lives will be forever changed by the COVID-19 pandemic. One of the interesting impacts of the pandemic has been its influence on the Internet, and this effect can be observed in the historical IPv6 traffic volume measurements. From various sources providing Internet traffic volume statistics, we can see the difference when people are at their places of work using IPv4-only (unfortunately, many enterprises lag in IPv6 adoption) versus when they are working remotely or at home relaxing and using IPv6-enabled Internet access.

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