Meet Brander Group at ARIN 58 in Miami

Brander Group is heading to Miami for ARIN 58, the American Registry for Internet Numbers’ Public Policy and Members Meeting, on October 22 to 23, immediately following Brander Group’s participation in NANOG 98.

Jake Brander and Cory Ward will be attending both conferences, connecting with network operators, internet service providers, and industry leaders to discuss IPv4 market trends, resource policy developments, and potential pricing shifts heading into 2027.

Whether you’re buying or selling IPv4 addresses, evaluating unused address space, or planning future network expansion, we’d welcome the opportunity to connect.

Schedule a meeting with Brander Group while we’re in Miami.

ARIN 58: IPv4 Policy and the Market Ahead

As the IPv4 marketplace continues to evolve, ARIN’s policy discussions play an important role in shaping how organizations acquire, transfer, and manage internet number resources.

This year’s meeting focuses on IPv4 and IPv6 resource management, out-of-region use, registry governance, and proposed changes to ARIN’s Number Resource Policy Manual (NRPM).

Several proposals are particularly relevant to organizations managing IPv4 address space, including changes to out-of-region resource use, clarification of ISP and Local Internet Registry definitions, and discussions surrounding ARIN’s IPv4 waitlist.

These policies can influence how organizations plan acquisitions, manage existing resources, and navigate the IPv4 transfer market.

For Brander Group and our clients, ARIN 58 provides an opportunity to follow these developments, participate in industry conversations, and better understand the policy landscape heading into 2027.

What to Expect at ARIN 58

The October 22 meeting brings together ARIN leadership, network operators, resource holders, and policymakers for discussions covering:

IPv4 and IPv6 Resource Policy: Proposed changes to resource allocation, registration, and eligibility requirements.
Out-of-Region Resource Use: Discussions about how IP addresses may be used outside ARIN’s service region.
IPv4 Waitlist: Community conversations about the future of IPv4 resource availability and waitlist policies.
Registry Governance: Updates on ARIN operations, data accuracy, and Regional Internet Registry governance.
2026 ARIN Elections: Opportunities to hear about the leadership and policy representatives helping shape ARIN’s future.

The meeting also includes public policy discussions, community feedback, and networking opportunities.

View the Complete ARIN 58 Agenda

Brander Group at NANOG 98 and ARIN 58

Before ARIN 58, Brander Group will also attend NANOG 98, October 18–21, in Miami, where we’re proud to sponsor Lunch on Monday and the Espresso Bar on Tuesday and Wednesday.

NANOG brings together the technical community responsible for building and operating the internet, while ARIN focuses on the policies governing the number resources that support it.

Together, the two conferences provide an opportunity to explore both the technical and economic forces shaping the IPv4 marketplace.

Attending NANOG 98? Stop by for coffee or lunch, meet our team, and discuss the IPv4 market.

Let’s Connect in Miami

Brander Group works with organizations worldwide to buy, sell, and manage IPv4 address resources.

Whether you’re exploring an IPv4 acquisition, looking to monetize unused address space, or evaluating market conditions heading into 2027, we’d welcome the opportunity to connect at NANOG 98 or ARIN 58.

Meet with Jake Brander or Cory Ward.

Schedule a Meeting in Miami

See you in Miami!

ARIN 58 Agenda Highlights

Thursday, October 22, 2026

9:00 AM – 10:30 AM | Opening & ARIN Updates – Opening remarks, reports from ARIN leadership, and the Policy Implementation and Experience Report.
11:00 AM – 12:20 PM | Policy Block 1 – Discussion of proposed changes covering ISP/LIR definitions, out-of-region use, IPv6 policy, and IPv4 address reservations.
12:20 PM – 1:30 PM | Lunch & Community Discussions – Table topics include the IPv4 waitlist, policy engagement, IPv6 allocations, and internet addressing beyond Earth.
1:30 PM – 2:45 PM | Policy Block 2 – Additional policy proposals addressing out-of-region use, IPv6 resource management, and updates to the Number Resource Policy Manual.
2:45 PM – 4:20 PM | Elections, Governance & Closing – ARIN elections, registry data accuracy, RIR governance updates, and community discussion.

Full ARIN 58 Agenda

Cost & Registration

Attending ARIN 58 is completely free, whether you join in person or virtually via Zoom.

All registrants will be listed as participants on the ARIN website and will receive access to meeting materials, presentations, and discussion guides ahead of time.

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Meet Brander Group at ARIN 58 in Miami