According to statistics provided by Google, the number of requests to Google services over the IPv6 protocol has for the first time exceeded 50%. According to the APNIC (Asia Pacific Network Information Centre) registrar, the global coverage of users IPv6 is estimated at 43.13%, with the number of users preferring IPv6 in dual-stack systems being 41.66%.
According to Google, the highest IPv6 coverage is observed in France — 86% (82%, with data from APNIC), Germany — 77% (73%), India — 74% (78%), Saudi Arabia — 69% (71%), Greece — 61% (57%), the USA — 54% (60%), Russia — 47% (4.8%, a difference of 10 times, possibly Google considers requests from Russia through VPN), Kazakhstan — 20% (25%), Ukraine — 15% (13.6%), Belarus — 9% (13.4%).
The share of users able to establish IPv6 connections in Asia is estimated at 50% (preferring IPv6 in dual-stack systems — 47.80%), America — 49.68% (49.12%), Oceania — 39.09% (36.17%), Europe — 36.02% (35.43%), Africa — 5.59% (5.59%). The data from APNIC is based on daily statistics collection from approximately 25 million users. Information is gathered in collaboration with Google and Comcast by placing verification ads in advertising networks.
Source: opennet.ru
