Deutsche Telekom Global Carrier has recently announced the introduction of IPv6 address ranges into the Deutsche Telekom IPX network (AS20936). This move comes in response to the emerging Internet of Things (IoT) and 5G roaming applications. It is anticipated that the restricted availability of IPv4 addresses could impede future expansion and hence the introduction of IPv6.
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Introduction of IPv6
Deutsche Telekom Global Carrier has stated that by implementing dual-stack IPv4/IPv6 address ranges, the issue of IP address scarcity will no longer be a concern. Additionally, this approach will ensure that IoT and 5G roaming use cases have access to the required IP addresses. It's worth noting that IPv4 address ranges will continue to be in use concurrently.
New Paris - Amsterdam route
In another recent development, Deutsche Telekom Global Carrier has announced the completion of a new Paris to Amsterdam route. This route is not only shorter but also offers lower latency compared to previous options, marking another significant advancement in the ongoing Lambda expansions.
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Three Routes for High Availability
With the establishment of this new route, three routes are now regularly maintained to ensure high availability and mitigate the risk of downtime. The Deutsche Telekom Global Carrier Lambda network is one of the most extensive in Europe, connecting crucial telecom locations globally. It is built upon DWDM architecture, based on Ciena's WaveLogic technology.
