SturmButcher

Exactly, you never said that, in this world if you can't keep the phase you are in serious troubles, if you don't adopt current standards fast specially being underdog is a serious threat.

I got tired of waiting the WiFi 7 router and bought the Glint Flint 4, spec wise it's and absolute beast, I hope you can be faster adopting technology and adding more features. When WiFi 8 is announced try to be faster or lose potential customers again.

I think he is pointing to network processing unit, not AI capable hardware which in this case is irrelevant.

Great, I haven't used the netduma (moved to Asus) because the updates were too slow (xr500) and the hardware was a bit outdated, looking for WiFi 7, fast router, big performance, small footprint

Here is a summary of features that would make the next Netduma router a market leader for gamers and power users. 1. Hardware & Design: Form Factor: Adopt a vertical, space-saving design similar to the Asus AX86U for better cooling and antenna performance. Core Specs: Wi-Fi 7 (802.11be): Essential for future-proofing. CPU: A fast Quad-Core processor (2.2 GHz+). RAM: 1 GB minimum to ensure smooth performance with advanced DumaOS features. Universal Power Adapter: A power supply that supports a 110-240V input range, making it suitable for global use. 2. Connectivity: Multi-Gig Ports: At least two 2.5 Gbps ports (one configurable for WAN/LAN) should be standard. Fast USB: A USB 3.2 port for high-speed network storage (NAS) functionality. 3. Software & DumaOS Enhancements: Dedicated IoT Network: Provide a separate, isolated SSID for IoT devices to enhance security. Hardware-Accelerated VPN: Native support for modern protocols like WireGuard with minimal speed loss. Smarter QoS: An adaptive QoS that automatically prioritizes applications like video calls and games. Built-in Ad-Blocker: Network-wide ad and tracker blocking functionality.

WTF is that lol, even If I really want it, I can't justify to replace my current xr500.

Damn am I the only Chilean? Lol