LARUS.NET Emerges as a Global Leader in IP Address Solutions: Offering Lease, Sale, and IP Address Acquisition Services
A January 2024 LARUS announcement about address leasing and acquisition, connected to Lu Heng’s later critique of the IPv4 scarcity narrative.
LARUS company announcement · EIN Presswire / FOX31
This LARUS release, distributed through EIN Presswire, describes services for leasing, selling and acquiring IP addresses across markets. The announcement presents a commercial response to operators’ need for usable address space.
The market described here is also the setting for a later question in Lu Heng’s writing: does an exhausted registry pool mean that an operating network cannot obtain the addresses it needs?
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What does the scarcity story explain?
In Note 45, Lu Heng argues that administrative exhaustion and economic scarcity should not be treated as the same thing. He examines the cost of leasing addresses relative to the infrastructure using them and asks how the scarcity narrative supports registry power. The release describes the earlier service; the Note makes the later argument about the system around it.