Hi Nuno.. This would be interesting.. the UKNOF after January is in April so that would be good..
However if you think a 5 minutes Lightning talk in January.. as a teaser for a longer talk later is something that you would be interested in doing then please let our pc know - p...@uknof.org.uk Now.. wearing my other hat - I hope this is something you will be able to present on at PTNOG when it re-starts its meetings.. hopefully some time in 2021. Regards Denesh > On 11 Dec 2020, at 13:29, Nuno Vieira <n...@edgoo.io> wrote: > > Hu Denesh, > > Well I am turning up stuff in London and Glasgow now for AS47787... > > I can share intel/insights on pre and post 31th Dec 2020 if you want. (from > an EU prespective) > > Eventually for then JAN might be too tight as we are planning to go live mid > January, but certainly in Feb orso i can tell you how it all went :-) > > cheers > -- > Kind regards, > > Nuno Vieira > > edgoo networks > datacentre and it services > > m: +351911728100 | p: +351211224705 > e: n...@edgoo.io | n...@hashpower.pt > w: https://edgoo.io > > > On Fri, 2020-12-11 at 13:07 +0000, Denesh Bhabuta :: UKNOF wrote: >> Thank you for that reminder to the list, Will. >> >> This topic might make a good panel session at the January UKNOF. >> >> Would people Here be interested in being involved in the panel? The >> challenges to network operators and infrastructure considerations in light >> of Brexit and the end of the transition period. >> >> Would be good to see what views and considerations the larger operators, >> smaller operators, infrastructure providers and IXes have. >> >> Regards >> Denesh >> >>> On 11 Dec 2020, at 12:17, Will Hargrave < >>> w...@harg.net >>> > wrote: >>> >>> A reminder as much for myself as anyone else: >>> https://wiki.uknof.org.uk/Charter >>> >>> “UKNOF's remit is technical, and any discussion or activities involving >>> commercial, legal or political issues should be limited to where they have >>> a direct impact on technical aspects of network operations.” >>> >>> >>>> On 10 Dec 2020, at 21:57, Kev 'Kyrian' Green (List) wrote: >>>> >>>> I was musing much the same the other day, and found this LiNX presentation >>>> on the matter which might help some folks: >>>> https://www.linx.net/wp-content/uploads/LINX105-BrexitPeering-MalcolmHutty-1.pdf >>>> >>> >>> I think it is worth pointing out that the author of this presentation was >>> (is?) a Brexit Party politician and prospective MP. >>> As such it focuses on telecoms regulation and does not cover other >>> challenges network operators might face when building into the UK (if >>> foreign) or building outside the UK (if UK), and the continued operation of >>> those networks. >>> >>> For example - movement of equipment: whilst most network equipment is >>> unlikely to be dutiable the need to clear goods though customs and pay VAT >>> will lead to changes for equipment procurement and also operations. >>> >>> In terms of our community, I deal with a lot of industry colleagues here in >>> the UK who are of non-British origin and I wonder if we will see skills >>> shortages in network engineering as they seek their fortunes elsewhere. >>> >>> >>> The Internet is not just built at the edict of a regulator or from an >>> ephemeral bundle of contracts; at some point someone is going to have to go >>> and plug in some fibres. Us. >>> >>> Will >>> >>
