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correct, direct url is https://toonk.io/aws-ipv4-estate-now-worth-4-5-billion/index.html https://toonk.io/aws-ipv4-estate-now-worth-4-5-billion/index... More in

by atyvr 3y ago

correct, direct url is https://toonk.io/aws-ipv4-estate-now-worth-4-5-billion/index.html https://toonk.io/aws-ipv4-estate-now-worth-4-5-billion/index... More interestingly, perhaps, is a forward look at how much new revenue AWS will generate once AWS starts charging ($44 per IP per year) as of 2024. I think it's not unlikely that AWS will generate a few hundred million to a billion in additional revenue with this new charge.

dopa42365 3y ago
Hetzner charges 2€ per month or so for a v4 address already (optional of course).
- kro 3y ago
  That is for dedicated servers and additional IPs. The first on a VPS is 0,60€
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cdchn 3y ago
I suppose a sufficiently motivated individual could look at something like Shodan, see how many of those IP addresses AWS owns are active (and fudge it by some factor to account for how many of those IP addresses are used by AWS themselves) and multiply it by their new IP address billing.
- sah2ed 3y ago
  No need to use Shodan. AWS already publishes the IPv4 address it owns in JSON from a well-known endpoint [0]. [0]: https://ip-ranges.amazonaws.com/ip-ranges.json https://ip-ranges.amazonaws.com/ip-ranges.json
  - cdchn 3y ago
    AWS does not publish what IPs are active and assigned IE: customers are paying for vs. addresses they own.