> I would say its more "Wireless only ISPs are the only ones using it"
So… the largest ISPs.
Recent number show about 94% of Americans have cell phones and 92% of American households have Internet connections. In raw numbers, that’s about 300M cell phones and 111M households.
If zero fixed ISPs support IPv6, that’d still be about 75% of total Internet connections that do.
I disagree. If they were the largest ISPs then adoption would already be over 50% instead of stalling below it.
I would say its more "Wireless only ISPs are the only ones using it"
> I would say its more "Wireless only ISPs are the only ones using it"
So… the largest ISPs.
Recent number show about 94% of Americans have cell phones and 92% of American households have Internet connections. In raw numbers, that’s about 300M cell phones and 111M households.
If zero fixed ISPs support IPv6, that’d still be about 75% of total Internet connections that do.
> So… the largest ISPs.
Yep, a few gatekeepers of a single device space.
Your numbers are wrong, seee the google graph everybody is pointing to:
https://www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6/statistics.html
Name a large isp not using V6
They are all using IPv6.
Name one which has stopped using IPv4.
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