Why the internet ran out of addresses
IPv4 addresses are 32 bits long, which gives about 4.3 billion of them, fewer than the more than 8 billion people on Earth. IPv6 moved to 128-bit addresses.
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A 10-second Neon Cyber explainer: every device online needs an address; IPv4 has 32-bit addresses, about 4.3 billion in total, while there are over 8 billion people. Not enough. IPv6 uses 128 bits.