The Freename Forum

... 2024 as planned. Spring 2025 is currently considered realistic. The Directive on measures for a high common level of cybersecurity across the EU (Network and Information Security 2, or NIS-2 for short) came into force on 16 January 2023. As this is a directive, it must be transposed into national ...

... EUR 130; students only pay EUR 50. Online participation costs nothing. The conference is primarily aimed at Internet Service Providers (ISPs) and network operators, but participation is open to everyone. Further information and registration at: https://ripe89.ripe.net/

... Urheberrecht im Internet” (CUII) are becoming increasingly common. A block takes place if the clearing house recommends it and the Federal Network Agency has no objections under the provisions of the EU Net Neutrality Regulation; it prevents the assignment of a domain to an IP address and ...

... The Las Vegas-based start-up D3 Global Inc. has announced that it will offer the top level domain .doge in collaboration with the “Own The Doge” network. The partnership should enable the Doge community to give Doge fans on the Internet and Web3 the opportunity to join the community. The .doge ...

... also seems to be affecting the top-level domain. The Middle Kingdom is not reporting good figures either. According to the China Internet Network Information Center (CNNIC), registry of the Chinese country code extension .cn, exactly 19,562,007 .cn domains were registered as at 30 June ...

... Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM), combining the best features of Solana and Ethereum. Claiming to be the fastest EVM blockchain ever built, SEI Network offers multiple transaction capabilities and has, so far, completed over 1.2 billion transactions. SEI v2 aims to accelerate the Ethereum ecosystem ...

The Taiwan Network Information Center (TWNIC), registry of the Taiwanese country code extension .tw, is going international: from 5 November 2024, it will be possible to register one-character .tw domains with characters in the ...

Around three weeks before the start of the ‘Summit of the Future’, the warning calls to protect the multi-stakeholder model of network administration are getting louder: at the end of August 2024, the Internet governance organisation ICANN also made its voice heard in an open letter. ...

... clearing centre, which claims to be independent and is chaired by a retired judge of the Federal Court of Justice, recommends this and the Federal Network Agency has no objections in accordance with the EU Net Neutrality Regulation. A blocking recommendation by the CUII can only be made if the ...

... AI agents to enable onchain transactions on behalf of users. Biconomy co-founder Aniket Jindal explained to that the Delegated Authorization Network is “relatively new” and serves as an authorization layer that allows the delegation of trading activities to AI agents.