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==Google Experiment on IPv6==
==Google Experiment on IPv6==
The experiment conducted by Google on IPv6 end-user connectivity and traffic levels in 2009 found that:<ref>[http://www.oecd.org/dataoecd/48/51/44953210.pdf Result of Google Experiment on IPv6]</ref>
The experiment conducted by Google on IPv6 end-user connectivity and traffic levels in 2009 found that:<ref>[http://www.oecd.org/dataoecd/48/51/44953210.pdf Result of Google Experiment on IPv6]</ref>
* 0.25% of users were IPv6 capable as September 2009 and half of the users were using MacOs and Windows Vista
* 0.25% of users were IPv6 capable as September 2009 and half of the users were using MacOS and Windows Vista
* 0.9% of end-users using other technically oriented websites were connected to IPv6 when possible as of June 2009
* 0.9% of end-users using other technically oriented websites were connected to IPv6 when possible as of June, 2009
* Leading countries countries capable of using IPv6 as of September 2009 were France (1%), China (0.4%), Sweden (0.2%), Japan, Netherlands and United States (less than 0.1%)
* Leading countries countries capable of using IPv6 as of September 2009 were France (1%), China (0.4%), Sweden (0.2%), Japan, Netherlands and United States (less than 0.1%)
* networks originating majority of IPv6 traffic come from universities and research institutions with the exemption of [[free.fr]], a French IPv6 enabled ISP.
* Networks originating majority of IPv6 traffic come from universities and research institutions with the exemption of [[free.fr]], a French IPv6 enabled ISP.
==ICANN's IPv6 Global Allocation Policy==
==ICANN's IPv6 Global Allocation Policy==