Department of Computer Science University of Illinois assistant professor of Chinese Luo Haiyun (transliteration) and graduate student Nathanael Thompson co-developed the technology, Luo said, this technology allows people to share the bandwidth and thus has a better network performance but do not have to worry about security or privacy problem. Luo Haiyun, said users can now download size of only 1MB of practical co-residential multi-user terminal (PERM) sharing software, which uses a traffic scheduling algorithms can automatically choose the best connection available and can provide these connections to give users to traffic on the priority. Luo said, PERM project has been in the Linux client and a Linksys wireless router to achieve. PERM is based on P2P technology development, the initial may be limited to residential use, but Romania are very interested for the promotion of this technology, he said, the future users in the automotive and residential use.
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