Its Creators Call Internet Outdated, Offer Remedies

A QOS router (1997 called, wants its etc etc etc) with 2 research network customers (estimated recognized revenue from both deals: -$20,000, including services), and a dark fiber startup. Revolutionary.

There's a strong response to this statement, and I'd love to hear it, but haven't yet: name one application whose adoption is hampered meaningfully by the current architecture of the Internet. Even BitTorrent works over NAT.

Innovation happens on top of the Internet, not inside it.