Researching the future of computer systems.
Teskum Researches is an independent research group focused on exploring new ideas in computer science and systems engineering.
We are inspired by places like Bell Labs: not because of what they built, but because of how they approached problems — through curiosity, experimentation, and long-term thinking.
Our goal is to explore fundamental questions rather than only build products.
- Operating Systems
- Computer Networks
- Distributed Systems
- System Programming
- Programming Languages
- Developer Tools
- Human-Computer Interaction
- Experimental Computing
An experimental system for naming, discovering and interacting with devices on local networks.
Current research topics include:
- Local service discovery
- Human-readable network naming
- Node identity
- Lightweight communication protocols
Future projects may include:
- Experimental operating systems
- Networking protocols
- Package managers
- Developer tooling
- Distributed computing experiments
We believe that many ideas from the past are still worth exploring.
Instead of asking:
"What application should we build next?"
we prefer asking:
"How should computers work in the next 20 years?"
We value:
- Simplicity
- Curiosity
- Open research
- Thoughtful engineering
- Open source
Teskum Researches is currently a small group of enthusiasts.
If you're interested in operating systems, Linux, networking, C/C++, distributed systems, or simply enjoy exploring how computers work, we'd be happy to hear from you.
Unless stated otherwise, projects are released under their respective licenses.
