Miri Technologies Launches miriOS for Network Bonding
The new operating system integrates channel bonding and remote management tools, with a public release set for next week.
Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Telecommunications
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Miri Technologies is showcasing its new X510 bonding router and the upcoming public release of its miriOS operating system at the NAB Show New York. The miriOS platform, which incorporates Speedify bonding technology from Connectify, Inc., is scheduled to launch to the public next week.
Why it matters
The miriOS operating system centralizes connectivity management across multiple hardware devices, providing broadcasters and remote operators with a unified dashboard for monitoring network performance. This software release aims to standardize infrastructure control ahead of the company's planned 2027 hardware expansion.
The X510 bonding router supports a 10Gbps Ethernet or SFP+ WAN interface and 2.5Gbps WAN/LAN port speeds. These specifications exceed the throughput capabilities of the company's prior Miri V410 series, which was recognized with an NAB Show Product of the Year award in April 2026.
The players
Miri Technologies
A developer of specialized networking hardware and operating systems for live broadcasting and remote data management.
Connectify, Inc.
A software company known for its Speedify channel bonding technology that increases network throughput and reliability.
The details
The miriOS operating system serves as a centralized software controller for managing complex network architectures and remote hardware configurations. By integrating Speedify — a proprietary software tool that combines multiple internet connections into a single, reliable stream — the platform enables seamless data bonding across routers. The system architecture includes a self-service management dashboard that monitors performance metrics, supporting remote troubleshooting for NetConnect+ data plans and SIM cards.
Timeline
April 2026: Miri V410 encoder/decoder wins an NAB Show Product of the Year award.
October 20, 2026: Miri Technologies demonstrates the X510 router at the NAB Show New York.
October 27, 2026: Public release of the miriOS operating system.
Early 2027: Planned release of the Miri X610 bonding router.
The Tech Race
This launch marks a significant shift in Miri Technologies' strategy to move from discrete hardware units to a unified software-defined ecosystem. The development directly follows the market momentum gained after the company secured an NAB Show Product of the Year award in April 2026.
Professional broadcast users currently utilizing Miri V410 or compatible GL.iNet routers will gain access to the new miriOS management dashboard starting next week. The platform simplifies the configuration of remote connectivity, though users must wait until early 2027 for the rollout of the high-throughput X610 hardware.
The takeaway
The move to a software-first architecture suggests that Miri Technologies intends to lower the barrier for managing complex, multi-router bonded connections in the field. Industry participants should monitor the 2027 release of the X610 hardware to see how the software scales with higher-bandwidth requirements.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Streaming Media Magazine.
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