Smart grid is a way to push US IPv6 upgrade
WHILE EVERYONE in the US is enthusiastic about plans to upgrade the nation’s electric power infrastructure to a ’smart grid’ there could be a spinoff benefit for Internet IPv6 adoption.
According to Internet News, Cisco has started its own smart grid push as an effort to peddle its products.
Source [ InternetNews ]
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