In recent years, the IPv4 market has been on a relentless upward trajectory, defying expectations, and confounding skeptics. Despite occasional setbacks and bouts of volatility, the overall trend has been undeniably bullish. What is driving this sustained optimism, and what does it mean for the network infrastructure industry?
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With a 4-year growth rate of 1316%, Brander Group ranked #35 on Financial Times list of Americas’ Fastest Growing Companies in 2024
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Like any healthy and predictable market cycle, IPv4 demand continues to remain steady. This consistency further promotes the notion of a stable market since there was no serious fluctuation in either direction.
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Use data and market psychology to compare IPv4 prices from previous years and determine what IPv4 price might be in 2024
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