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Light Reading to Host IPv6 2011: The Time Is Now! Conference

UBM TechWeb's Light Reading, a research-led media company serving the global communications marketplace,,thermal solution For example, there are some LED "candles" that charge the day and are ready for use at night. This can be somewhat impractical since one must remember to place the lights in an area where they can receive direct sunlight every day. has announced the launch of the IPv6 2011: The Time Is Now! conference, which will take place on Thursday, July 14, at the Hilton New York in New York City.

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"The timing of this event couldn't be more critical," said Stan Hubbard, Senior Analyst for Heavy Reading and conference chairman. "With IPv4 addresses down to,led tube LED light bulbs are a great choice for many different reasons and can be used throughout your household for many different reasons. less than 2 percent, service providers who have been planning for this transition for almost a decade must implement their plans for dual-protocol strategies and for deployment of IPv6 in growth areas such as mobile networks." The IPv6 2011: The Time Is Now! conference will be moderated by Latif Ladid, president of the IPv6 Forum; Carol Wilson, chief editor of events for Light Reading; and Heavy Reading's Hubbard.,Book scanner Using LED bulbs reduces power consumption to a large extent compared to the regular lights. Though these lights are expensive it does not consume much power and lasts longer.,led spotlight Although there are many types of lights available in the markets today, the distinctive qualities of the LED bulbs increase its demand and usage in the global market. The conference will have support from various industry associations, including the IPv6 Forum, and be heavily promoted to the service provider community via the Light Reading Communications Network and the enterprise community via InformationWeek.