On Nov 25, 2013, at 11:06 AM, David Huberman <[email protected]>
wrote:
> All this talk about "new entrants" with no data basis for what's being
> discussed.
>
> ARIN this question is for you. In 2013 YTD:
>
> - how many assignments of IPv4 were issued to end-users.
> Then:
> - how many assignments of IPv4 were issued to end-users who didn't previously
> have direct space from ARIN? (1)
>
> Repeat for ISPs:
> - how many allocations of IPv4 were issued to ISPs.
> Then:
> - how many allocations of IPv4 were issued to ISPs who didn't previously have
> direct space from ARIN (1)
>
> Thanks
> /david
>
> (1) Ignore the possibility of multiple accounts for the same company; they're
> statistical outliers and make data collection much more difficult
David -
As requested -
End users:
682 assignments 2013 YTD, 584 (86%) to new entrants
10,353 /24s issued in assignments 2013 YTD, 6,475 /24s (63%) to new entrants
ISPs:
1234 allocations 2013 YTD, 387 (31%) to new entrants
66,637 /24s issued in allocations 2013 YTD, 5,520 /24s (8%) to new entrants
Overall:
1916 blocks issued 2013 YTD, 971 (51%) to new entrants
76,990 /24s issued 2013 YTD, 11,995 /24s (16%) to new entrants
("new entrants" defined as organizations which did not have a direct IPv4
registration from ARIN prior to 2013)
FYI,
/John
John Curran
President and CEO
ARIN
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