I wish I was there. This has renewed my interest in the potential of IPv6. I love the exponential nature of the Network. That is why I am in this field.

I do have a few questions for those developing IPv6. Has anyone considered how nanotechnology will impact IPv6? Ray Kurzweil, Michio Kaku and others have described a day in the future where we can choose to have neural implants attached to each neuron and sensors throughout the body to improve health and function. Given roughly 100 billion neurons alone, will we really have enough addresses? Or will a new communications platform be created for these breakthrough technologies? And, don't forget the billions, if not trillions of sensors that will be deployed almost everywhere in the world.

IPv8 anyone? Just a thought...