Tim Fowler, Network Engineer at Sabai, speaks with opensource.com about the company’s plans for JaiRo, an open source router based on Linux. “Think of today’s routers like cell phones from 10 years ago. They handle one or two core functions well, but don’t have the ability or power for increased performance,” Fowler says. “JaiRo will move the router from a closed, embedded platform, to a fluid, open-source, powerful computing platform.”
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