2002 - Release of RouterBoard series PCI add-in boards to be used with MikroTik x86-based PCs running RouterOS.
1997 - Release of software for x86 PC platform, called simply MikroTik Router Software, that would eventually develop into RouterOS.These early SBCs could be expanded and/or used as components of other systems, but as time passed, this RouterBoard/RouterOS platform would develop into a full line network equipment. In 2002, MikroTik began producing their own networking-focused low-power single-board computers, branded RouterBoard, that ran RouterOS. The earliest versions of RouterOS were based on Linux 2.2. MikroTik was founded in 1996 by John Tully and Arnis Riekstiņš in Riga, Latvia, developing networking software for x86 PC hardware that would develop into a product called RouterOS.
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