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Switzerland built an alternative to BGP. Nobody noticed
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Maybe the push to remove dependencies on US vendors will save it. Cisco might not be interested in implementing it, but with them and Chinese companies out of the picture, some European competitors that are a few orders of magnitude smaller might be, which may be enough to bootstrap it to where larger vendors take notice.