A company like IBM is big enough to have their own global
infrastructure and can also get a TLA as they are an ISP
for theirselves most probably. Same goes for companies like
Microsoft, Apple or non-computer related: Shell for instance.

True, but they will want to keep the private network hardware on their
backbone seperate from the public traffic. I suppose that they could take
seveal /48's some for internal use and some for customer use.

Call me old fassion but it seems a bit much to have that microwave with a
registered global address.


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