AS13696 — NETFUTURE
AS13696 announces 0 IPv4 prefixes covering 0 addresses and 1 IPv6 prefixes.
About this network
No IPv4 at all, and one IPv6 allocation announced as eight adjacent pieces that tile it exactly.
What it's used for
- A network operator. Zero IPv4 addresses announced, eight IPv6 prefixes, and three observed BGP neighbours.
Notable
- The inventory holds no IPv4 prefixes whatsoever.
- The eight IPv6 pieces run from 2602:f77c:100::/46 to 2602:f77c:10c::/46, at lengths of /46, /47 and /48.
- Laid end to end they abut with no gaps, tiling one larger block that is never announced as a whole.
- The holder handle and the AS handle are different strings, GLOBAL-X-NETWORK and NETFUTURE.
- The registry lookup failed, so nothing is known here about how the space is registered.
Interesting
- This is the second network in a short stretch of the table announcing only IPv6. Both are small, and both suggest the same thing: new operators are no longer buying into the IPv4 market.
- Announcing eight pieces instead of the one block they add up to costs eight routing entries everywhere and buys nothing visible from outside. In IPv6, where the space is not scarce, the habit came along anyway.
- Two different handles for one operator means the registry and the routing data were populated at different times under different names, and neither was updated to match the other.
This description is AI-generated, best-effort context — not authoritative, and provided without any guarantee of accuracy.
Announced prefixes
- 2602:f77c:100::/40
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