Developers from Inteltech PJSC, part of the Roselectronics holding of the Rostec state enterprise, created a series of Stribog Wi-Fi routers to replace the devices of foreign manufacturers Cisco and TP-Link. TASS Regarding the press service of Rostec.
Available options include a router with mini-computer functions and a router with eight SIM card slots. “This equipment will allow the replacement of analogues of imported manufacturers,” said a representative of the company.
Combining a mini-computer with processor, RAM and internal memory, the router connects to a monitor and works as a single unit. In addition, the device can operate and perform the functions of a TV set-top box.
The second model is equipped with eight slots for sim cards to connect and keep in touch with different carriers at the same time. The software built into the router independently determines the high-speed channel and distributes the traffic.
According to the Rostec speaker, the router is suitable for connecting to the Internet at remote sites and on the go. Roselectronics press service added that they plan to start production of the models after receiving the first orders. The devices are expected to be available for the mass market as well.
Stribog is a god of the ancient Russian pantheon with ambiguous functions. According to one version, Stribog is considered the god of wind or weather.
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