[Johannesburg, 11 March 2010] -
Duxbury Networking has released a new high performance open source router targeted at Linux/Unix and other open source platform application developers. The Netgear Wireless G router features a Broadcom 5354 System-on-a-chip running at 240MHz with 4Mb flash memory and 16Mb of RAM.Andy Robb, chief technology officer at Duxbury Networking, says the router will assist users to develop custom applications on the affordable open source platform.“To help facilitate this, Duxbury Networking will make Netgear's comprehensive Open Source User Guide available to bona fide developers. There is also an open source community Web site with forums, blogs and downloads at myopenrouter.com,” he says.
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Preparing for
broadband
The R3.8 billion
Seacom project is on schedule and is
set to go live in June.
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