``Morphle produces protocol oblivious Openflow linespeed modular switches with 4 to 128 ports with 1/10/40/100/400 Gbps optical and copper interfaces.''

OpenFlow suffers from the memory-hardness problem that plagues BGP but since
it has circuit-setup time, it also has some of the same problems which killed
ATM and hamstrung MPLS.

Good luck with your business though.

Thanks,
Caleb



On 04/30/2014 06:47 PM, Philip Glover wrote:
> Hi friends,
>
> I'd like to have a chat with the unSystem team about meshnets.
>
> I've come across a team (http://www.morphle.org/) that's developed hardware
> to recreate the internet as a worldwide, TOR-like meshnet. It uses hardware
> level encryption with oblivious routing to protect user privacy. I love the
> approach with DD, Dark Wallet, and Dark Market. I believe this Morphle team
> that found me has the hardware to assist the Dark Market infiltrate every
> neighborhood in the world at fiber-to-home connection speeds. We're
> starting one of our first NeighborNet projects in my home town.
>
> My name is Philip Glover, I'm from Bend, Oregon, and I have a passion for
> liberty. I'm hoping that our teams can collaborate to protect the ultimate
> Agora, where the State is powerless to prevent us from dividing our labor
> without their influence.
>
> Let there be dark.
>
>
>
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