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Oct 28, 2026
Darren KaraGUEST
So you'll get lost in the aggregation there.
George MichaelsonHOST
You're listening to Ping, a podcast by APNIC, discussing all things related to measuring the internet.
George MichaelsonHOST
I'm your host, George Michelson.
George MichaelsonHOST
This time, I'm talking to Darren Kara from Quad9.
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Darren KaraGUEST
people to use in a meaningful way to help protect people.
George MichaelsonHOST
I'm continually amazed at the things that you can find in DNS.
George MichaelsonHOST
The number of malformed queries that I used to see looking in the APNIC feeds, people would be doing reverse address lookup, but they'd have misconfigured things and they'd be appending an entire forward domain lumped on the back of the inadra.arpa I'd see people doing lookups for ULA addresses that were never meant to leave the host, but they were basically telling me the prefix they were using inside their local site deployment.
George MichaelsonHOST
You see some truly amazing things in the DNS.
speaker_3HOST
RIPE covers Europe, Russia, and the Middle East.
speaker_1HOST
APNIC handles Asia and Australia.
speaker_3HOST
Yeah.
speaker_1HOST
LA ARINI distributes to Latin America, and AAFRIICA manages the entire continent of Africa.
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George MichaelsonHOST
You're listening to Ping, a podcast by APNIC discussing all things related to measuring the Internet.
George MichaelsonHOST
I'm your host, George Michaelson.
George MichaelsonHOST
This time, I'm talking again to Geoff Huston from APNIC Labs in his regular monthly spot on Ping.
George MichaelsonHOST
Geoff and I discussed data centers, not their routing architecture or the issues in data transport, but the economics and the social costs of a decision to aggressively deploy artificial intelligence.
George MichaelsonHOST
By its very nature, the large language models and generative pre-trained transformers of AI, that's the LLM and GPT systems, demand massive investment in computing systems to perform their data analysis and construct the models which are applied to the problems we give them.
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Geoff HustonGUEST
Thanks, George.
George MichaelsonHOST
Jeff did write up his ideas here, and you can read about it on the web.
Nurani NimpunoGUEST
And that was, I guess, in some ways, my first touch with this kind of community and understanding how to interact with a community, a community with a lot of opinions and how to shape decisions and things like that.
Nurani NimpunoGUEST
But then when I moved to APNIC, I worked a lot with capacity building trainings, outreach, building relationships with other organizations in the region.
Nurani NimpunoGUEST
And then, yeah, trying to do a lot of education and workshops and things like that.
Sajid VayaniHOST
And how is the lifestyle in Australia? It says Brisbane over here.
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Nurani NimpunoGUEST
And I was like, okay, where is the mouse? But I think, and it was funny because if someone had done that to me now, I would have gone like, what the hell? But I think at the time I was like, okay, fine, I'll learn it.
Nurani NimpunoGUEST
So, and I think that also helped so much for the later technical stuff, because if you understand the structures of that, that, you know, follows through and everything else.
Nurani NimpunoGUEST
And I had to learn some DNS when I was at Pryp and Sissy and APNIC, but still, like, the amount of tech that I was like, I had to absorb when I worked in that node was, yeah, it was crazy.
Nurani NimpunoGUEST
Yeah.
David BelsonGUEST
Casey, um, um...
David BelsonGUEST
Why am I spacing out his name? From APNIC.
David BelsonGUEST
Uh, uh, um-
Dan YorkHOST
George Michaelson