A new relay is born, our networks grew 34% between March and April We've been extraordinarily busy working on COVID rapid response and the Peggy Ethereum to Cosmos bridge. Operator toolsWe've been building
We want to begin by sincerely thanking all our validators and community members who have supported our project through many months! TL;DR In 2019, we successfully completed the testing of our custom
Written by Yakubu Yakubu, Nigerian Network Operator/Coordinator Diplomats Park Nigeria has the largest population in Africa at about 200million citizens. However, only 46% of the population have internet access via cellular carriers.
DeFi investment is just another set of rules and automation for the bridge. Not a giant leap in technology, but instead, of perspective.
Rapid ResponseTo address the immediate need for more broadband infrastructure we have put together a Rapid Connectivity Response. This is a plan to build a 100Mbps, affordable broadband network in as little as
Routers are, for all their specific quirks, just computers. Like your desktop, phone, or a server.
A four car pileup of complex codebases, starting with static binary building on Rust.
In the US, 65% of consumers get their internet from just two cable providers. These providers charge too much for slow service and leave behind many Americans who can’t access the internet
With the new Beta 11 release users can now use the Wyre widget to buy and send funds directly to their router. We've been dreaming about a system like this for a very
I’ve been working on Althea since 2015, when I started researching what was possible at the intersection of blockchain and networks (Justin, our CTO, had actually been working on similar concepts since
Without further delay, here is the Althea for Android app. You will need to use it with Beta 11 RC6 or later of the Althea router firmware. You can find a list of supported routers here.
Happy new year everyone! Since my last blog post I've managed to implement the alternate network design I proposed. Phone client design proposed in update #79, now implemented and functionalThe major hudles where
2019 has been a key year for Althea. We implemented our billing software and grew our network in Oregon. From there, we launched a training and onboarding program which brought in new network
Android devices as IPv6 mesh network participantsRecently we've been working on a phone client for Althea. Our first design was to have every phone as a Babel node, advertising it's own routes and
It would be great for people to be able to buy a connection directly via their phone. You can’t really compete on price with something people already own.
We are excited to share the latest Althea news! Over the last few months, many of our prospective deployments are getting close to launch, and networks in Tacoma, Washington, and Abuja, Nigeria have
Althea, a system that lets routers pay each other for bandwidth, is launching its first network in Africa in early November 2019. An initial pilot network will start with about 15 participants. A
Since our last update I’ve encountered a couple of bugs where the problem had been hiding in plain sight. In one case for weeks and another for a year or more. Discovering root causes long term subtle bugs is both satisfying and important to create a better product.
The difference between Althea and most networks is that Althea is decentralized and so different members of the public can perform different roles.
Now we're exploring that we can do with multihomed users and connections