The cost of this sort of thing for a company comes from support and maintenance, not initial device acquisition or setup. As a thought exercise, consider a comp

The cost of this sort of thing for a company comes from support and maintenance, not initial device acquisition or setup. As a thought exercise, consider a company with 50,000 of these... - How do you patch and update them? - How do you deploy configuration changes? - How do you support them as they break? - How do you refresh them as they go EOL / get outdated? And, while this could solve the router layer problem, it doesn't solve the problems with people's home internet connections. Almost no one would use this in place of their home router, so it'll get plugged into them, and then this becomes nothing more than an additional layer of complexity on top of the home network.