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1 dataset pulled from APNIC Labs's releases, checked field by field and shipped the way you want them — daily, weekly, or hourly, your call.
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What Datadory delivers from APNIC Labs
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Straight answers about APNIC Labs data
What does Datadory deliver from APNIC Labs?
One Interactive Media & Services collection spanning roughly 18 measurement programs - IPv6, DNSSEC, RPKI, QUIC/HTTP3 and ECN adoption as daily per-country and per-ASN series since October 2013 - shipped as five named deliverables with field dictionaries, sample rows and coverage statements attached.
How many countries and networks does the data cover?
Roughly 250 economies and effectively every routed ASN among the ~75,000 tracked, aggregated by country, UN region, organisation group (RIRs, G8, G20) or individual autonomous system. One economy code column carries the whole geographic hierarchy.
How far back does the time series go?
Daily observations extend back to at least October 2013 - the earliest observed world-aggregate record is dated 2013-10-07. That depth is what turns single readings into year-over-year adoption cohorts you can defend in a briefing.
What is the difference between capable and preferred IPv6 rates?
`capable_pc` measures clients able to fetch an IPv6-only element; `preferred_pc` measures those actually returning over IPv6 via a dual-stack lookup. Networks can be capable years before clients prefer the path, so headline adoption claims should quote both or say which they mean.