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Marco was acting Manager Public Policy and Internet Governance with the RIPE NCC until moving on from the organisation in 2022. He joined the RIPE NCC in 2011, working for two years in the Training Services team. Prior to joining the RIPE NCC, he worked as a Network Engineer for various Dutch Internet Service Providers. As well as designing and operating the networks, he was also involved in running the Local Internet Registries. During 2009 and 2010, Marco worked on introducing native IPv6 as a standard service on the XS4ALL DSL network. In November 2010, this project was awarded a Dutch IPv6 award. More recently, he has contributed to the MENOG / RIPE NCC IPv6 Roadshow, a hands-on training initiative in the Middle East. Marco has been involved with the RIPE community since 2001 and was involved with various policy proposals over that period. In February 2010, he was appointed by the RIPE community as one of the RIPE IPv6 Working Group Co-Chairs.

Changing the Internet

Changing the Internet

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I recently had the opportunity to speak at a (virtual) event organised to celebrate the 25th birthday of the Moscow Internet Exchange. A great moment to look back at how the Internet has changed, and an even better one to discuss how best to handle changes yet to come. Here are the thoughts that fo…

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Do We Need a New IP?

Do We Need a New IP?

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A number of recent publications have addressed Huawei’s proposal for a new internet-like architecture, called “New IP”, which aims to develop a set of protocols that could replace the current Internet. We believe that any evolution of the Internet should be left to the IETF, and we want to explain …

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ITU Plenipotentiary 2018: Through the Eyes of a Former Network Engineer

ITU Plenipotentiary 2018: Through the Eyes of a Former Network Engineer

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The recently-ended Plenipotentiary Conference of the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) in Dubai was anything but a technical meeting, yet with the ITU’s mandate focused around telecommunications and ICTs, of course technological issues and challenges underpin many of the discussions. As …

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A Review of Blockchain Applicability to Internet Number Resources

A Review of Blockchain Applicability to Internet Number Resources

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Blockchain technology is receiving a lot of attention these days as a solution in numerous application domains. Triggered by research proposals and discussions in a variety of forums, we got together with a number of RIPE NCC employees to look at blockchain and its applicability to registration of …

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"So long... and thanks for all the IPv6?"

"So long... and thanks for all the IPv6?"

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On 27 April 2005, the Dutch Ministry of Economic affairs, together with partners, established the Dutch IPv6 Task Force. Now, 13 years later, the decision has been made to dissolve the task force. We have come a long way and should celebrate its success, but the work is far from finished as far as …

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50 Shades of NAT

50 Shades of NAT

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As a friend once told me, “there's a fine line between pleasure and pain.”* There's a vast body of literature to corroborate that story, not including the 100+ million copies of the book referred to in the title of this piece. But what does that have to do with Network Address Translation (NAT)? Co…

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