routers or, actually, packet switches.
routers arrived in my laboratory at UCLA it was based on a design that we had
We have programmable routers and things like that can actually do it, and we have a Haas, which is a programmable milling
And those routers are then connected to things called frequency converters.
Remember the NSA intercepted Cisco's routers being sent to the Syrian telephone company?
We all use TCP/IP and Cisco routers , and Microsoft Word, and PDF files.
know they were supposed to be called routers , were all software.
Now everybody uses TCP/IP and Cisco routers and iPhones, Chrome browsers.
AirTies is a wireless router company that also makes wireless routers , but it also makes set-top boxes.
It's not as if Google and Comcast connect their routers in one place.
productivity of commute time to and from school with wireless routers .
They looked at all the traffic going across their routers around the world and they measured it in zettabytes.
Because after all, all the routers that I'd ever encountered were the ones that we used to call gateways, because we didn't
And maybe some of you will want to volunteer with NetHope and install more routers in more refugee camps.
These network modules are these routers I talked about that basically route the traffic.
Times this morning about school buses now starting to experiment with adding mobile routers to school buses so kids can recapture that lost
They program content into routers somewhere, and you're not able to access it.
so September 2nd 1969 the first packet switch we not call those things routers
They create their own Wi-Fi routers .
he said that early on they were Cisco was you know just focused on the hardware routers and switches kind of
The problem is, it doesn't work for low-cost embedded systems like DVRs and routers .
And we call them connectors, but they're basically like routers and IPs.
What happens is that controller is connected to a set of communications processors, which are basically routers .
So it's actually fingerprint the PLC, and it's fingerprinting the number of routers connected to the PLC.
An inter-faith message processor, the Jews and the Muslims and the-- We basically call them routers now, but these were the machines that were going to--
I was very happy to see Cisco and Proteon and others make commercial routers . Because the way we made routers before that
So seeing commercially available routers was great.
You know, passive blocks that are programmed into routers that we can come in with our tools and identify and verify.
support expense for those companies is that ATA because getting people to get under their desks and play with their routers and hook that thing up it's a
It's a networking technology where you don't have routers , right?
and then you got a dial-up internet connection, and then evolved from there to DSL, then cable, broadband, and then you got your routers , you had Wi-Fi.
And they bought, what, Sun computers, Oracle database, routers from Cisco, and EMC storage.
One of the things they focused on was wireless routers to access the Internet.
experimented with available, commercial, off-the-shelf, wireless routers . Excuse me -- available, commercial, solar- powered, wireless routers .
There would be these black boxes, which we called gateways at the time, because we didn't know they were supposed to be called routers ,
or YouTube disappears because somebody in Pakistan creates a black hole that everyone routes to, not just the routers that are in Pakistan.
Highly technically challenging to think about routers in space, and they require very different kinds of metrics.
platoon lived in in a empty ammo bunker near the blood air base and we just kind of all set up you know myself and another geek had set up the routers and