Most routers have slots in the back for wall mounting (2 screws in the wall with the heads a couple of mm 'proud' of the wall (and the right distance apart - that's the tricky bit)), mounting on a wall or similar vertical surface usually improves cooling which may not improve speed as such but can help with reliability (some routers run pretty hot), wall mounting does allow that extra bit of height though which can help wifi range and therefore speeds.
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