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Telenet (one of the biggest ISPs in Belgium) deployed IPv6 for their whole customerbase.

They plan to have all up-to-date modems provisioned with IPv6 before the end of this year.

We have only 2 ISPs that completely dominate the market. Both have rolled out IPv6. Technically everyone can be on IPv6 but there are stil a lot of old routers in circulation.

Interesting. Belgium shows up so small in the map in that page that I didn't even notice it was bright green, and therefore didn't include it in the title.

Because we pay too much for our internet :P

EDPnet, a smaller ISP has been natively providing IPv6 for ~3 years already (but 3rd biggest independent ISP?).

Telenet followed somewhere last year, and Belgacom (biggest) followed this year (only on new modems though).

Voo is doing IPv6 as well, AFAIK.

http://www.worldipv6launch.org/measurements/ gives a per-AS breakout, with the %%% being the massaged number as seen by the content-provider participants.