CUWiNware is the project's flagship software, which utilizes wireless mesh protocols developed in-house along with standard networking protocols and open-source protocols from other projects.

The Mini-Router is available now, priced at $49 for one; or, if you want 20 of them, $799 (which works out to $39.95 each). Alternatively, since it's all based on an open-source project called ...

FreeMesh is designed to be an open source, relatively inexpensive alternative. For $150 you can pick up a FreeMesh WiFi router and 2 nodes that run an open source operating system based on OpenWRT.

The non-profit group Geeks Without Frontiers today released open source software based on an upcoming WiFi standard. It lets Linux machines be their own WiFi network, no hardware required. The ...

The National Science Foundation has announced a grant to the Champaign-Urbana Community Wireless Network (CUCWN) for help in developing open source standards in wireless mesh.

Mesh networks are like generic WiFi networks, except that as you continue to add nodes — like the little Meshcubes, for instance — the network can expand out, without many of the limitations ...

Networking multicloud-based enterprise workloads can be complicated and tedious, but there is an open-source software project underway that may change that. Called Network Service Mesh, the ...

FreeMesh is an open source mesh wireless networking system that provides an easy way to cover your home with a strong wireless signal based on the stable 802.11r and 802.11s wireless standards ...

Huawei has revealed plans to open source its UB-Mesh interconnect, a system aimed at unifying how processors, memory, and ...

Cloud-native networking company Containous SAS is open-sourcing a new service mesh that makes it easier for the separate parts of Kubernetes applications to communicate. Containous is the company ...

The abstraction provided by a service mesh enables rapid and flexible deployment of microservices without constantly requiring the data-center networking team to intervene.

[Jay Kickliter] writes in to tell us about his open source energy/power meter. With his buddy [Frank Lynam] they designed a small device that crams into existing power boxes and uses and 8 core pro… ...