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Borders sells IPv4 addresses for $12 each
Kevin Murphy,
December 5, 2011, 11:32:44 (UTC),
Domain Sales
The bankrupt book shop chain Borders intends to sell its IPv4 addresses for $12 each, raising over $786,000, according to a bankruptcy court filing.
The deal, which is subject to approval by ARIN, follows Nortel’s fire sale of its address block to Microsoft for $11.25 per address earlier this year.
The buyer is Cerner, a healthcare software consulting company.
I’ve reported the story for The Register, here.
You can download a PDF of the relevant court document here.
