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Martin Levy is the Director of IPv6 Strategy at Hurricane Electric.[1]
Career History
Mr. Levy has been working with the TCP/IP since early 80's, the publication of the first TCP/IP RFCs. He was born and educated in England but later moved to New Jersey, United States to work as a software developer at Bell Labs. He worked in New Jersey for seven years and then moved to California and joined Silicon Valley World.
Mr. Levy has built networks in California, the US, Europe, Latin America and now in Asia. He joined Hurrican Electronics in 2008. [2]
He has worked at several companies including CMGI, Internex Information Services, XO Communications, Inc., Newton Technology Partners, Telecom Italia Sparkle (Latin American Nautilius) Gigamon Systems and Swan Labs. Among the most recent jobs in his career, he has been the CTO of Digital Campaigns and a Consultant at Mahtin, Inc.[3]
Industry Participation
- Addressed attendees at the V6 World Conference about Progress of Transition to Global IPv6 Connectivity.[4]
- He Discussed IPv6 Transition at FOSE 2010.[5]
- He delivered the keynote address at the Slovenian IPv6 Summit in 2009.[6]
- He was a Speaker at the TXv6TF 2010 IPv6 Summit.[7]
- He moderated Carrier Panel at the Inter-Agency IPv6 Meeting in 2011.[8]
- He discussed Global IPv6 Adoption at The Digital Government Institute’s IPv6 Conference in 2010.[9]
- Speakear at India IPv6 Summit in 2009.[10]
External Links
- Martin Levy of Hurricane Electric on IPv6 Deployment
- Enabling IPv6, one step at a time
- Why IPv6 Today? Martin Levy interviews with Brocade
- Martin Levy Explains Hurricane Electric’s Success in a Tough Economy
Presentations
- IPv6 Traffic Levels on Hurricane Electric’s backbone
- Hurricane Electric IPv6 Native Backbone – Massive Peering!
- Hurricane Electric What do around 12,000 IPv6 users actually do?
- Global review of NAP’s and IX’s for IPv6 peering
- IPV6 Deployment Experiences – or what’s it really like hearing “IPv6 IPv6 IPv6” every day
- Do we need consistent IPv6 addressing at peering points? Do we need a cleaner IPv6 routing tables?
- Hurricane Electric's IPv6 Global Backbone and Services
- IPV6 and the NETWORX Carriers – IPv6 status and plans
- IPv6 within the global Internet
References