Who is going to be using the new IP system (IPv6)
 

Web giants promote new IPv6 internet address system

Google, Yahoo, Microsoft Bing and Facebook are among the companies switching-on IPv6 versions of their websites for the one day trial.

The technology is gradually being introduced because the world is running out of older IPv4 addresses as more devices come online.

Companies and home users may need new networking equipment. However the transition is likely to take years.

World IPv6 day is partly a technical exercise by internet companies to see how the technology works, and partly an awareness-raising initiative

For the small percentage of users already set up to access IPv6, they will be able to connect through the usual URLs - such as Google.com or Yahoo.com.

Behind the scenes, their browsers will be pointed to the new, much longer IP address.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-13685772

Very small test with almost all traffic encapsulated inside an IPv4 packet...

Before long we ALL will be using the new IPv6 version if IPs because there won't be any more of the other kind available :P

There is still plenty of IPv4 space available. You just need to pay a premium for them.
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We use IPv6 within our search platform network however external traffic is encapsulated IPv4. One of our tech guys put me to sleep talking about it in our staff meeting a few weeks ago.

Hardly BF, IPv6 will impact resellers as much or more so than end users.
You'll be forced (as a reseller) to deal with it.