The Internet we've relied on so far (IPv4) has space for 2^32 addresses—about 4.3 billion. The new, larger IPv6 expands the limit to 2^128 addresses—more than 340 trillion, trillion, trillion! Enough for essentially unlimited growth for the foreseeable future. Without the rollout of Internet Protocol v6 (IPv6), which formally begins today for participating websites and other organizations on the web, we won’t have the room we need to grow. - Google
We were getting out of the IP numbers as some time we do with the phone number. Growing number of devices connected to internet made everybody to think that IPv4 is not going to provide the required IP addresses, hence came the IPv6. It may going to be normal thing in future but today it is great and it is going to be great as it was IPv4.
Happy Internet-ing! and lets give the warm welcome to IPv6.
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