RIPE 91 in Bucharest - Essential Internet Networking Event

RIPE 91 in Bucharest - Essential Internet Networking Event

RIPE 91 Meeting in Bucharest - Essential Networking Event for Internet Infrastructure

The global Internet community is gearing up for RIPE 91, taking place in Bucharest, Romania from October 20-24, 2025. This five-day meeting brings together Internet service providers, network operators, and industry professionals from around the world to discuss critical Internet infrastructure topics.

What Makes RIPE 91 Special

RIPE meetings have been the cornerstone of Internet coordination since 1989, creating a unique forum where technical expertise meets policy development. RIPE 91 continues this tradition with both in-person attendance in Bucharest and online participation options, ensuring global accessibility.

Key Topics and Working Groups

RIPE 91 will cover essential Internet infrastructure topics that directly impact global connectivity:

  • IPv4 and IPv6 Deployment → Critical discussions on address space management and transition strategies
  • BGP Security and RPKI → Enhanced routing security measures and best practices
  • DNS Resilience → Ensuring stable domain name system operations
  • Network Coordination → Regional Internet registry policies and procedures
  • Technical Tutorials → Hands-on learning opportunities for network professionals

Who Should Attend

RIPE 91 is designed for a diverse range of Internet professionals:

  • Network Operators → ISPs and hosting providers managing Internet infrastructure
  • Policy Makers → Industry representatives shaping Internet governance
  • Academic Researchers → Contributing to Internet technology advancement
  • IPv4 Brokers and Traders → Professionals dealing with IP address transactions
  • Newcomers → First-time attendees with dedicated mentoring programs

Registration and Participation

Registration is now open with flexible participation options. The meeting offers comprehensive support for first-time attendees, including mentoring programs and newcomer-friendly activities. Travel support is available through the RIPE Fellowship and RACI programs for qualifying participants.

The call for presentations includes opportunities for plenary talks, Birds of a Feather sessions, and lightning talks, with submission deadlines varying throughout the year. Plenary submissions are due by September 1st, while lightning talks can be submitted closer to the event.

Why RIPE 91 Matters for IP Address Management

For organizations involved in IPv4 address trading and Internet infrastructure, RIPE 91 provides invaluable insights into regional policies and market trends. The meeting serves as a platform to understand evolving regulations, connect with potential partners, and stay informed about technical developments affecting IP address management.

Network professionals can gain direct access to policy discussions that shape how IP addresses are allocated, transferred, and managed across the RIPE region, making it essential for anyone involved in IP address brokerage or large-scale network operations.

For more information about RIPE 91 and registration details, visit the official website at ripe91.ripe.net. Connect with industry peers and contribute to the future of Internet infrastructure at this premier networking event.

Contact us at ripe@dcxv.com for IPv4 address services and infrastructure solutions!

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