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softswitchA programmable network switch that can process the signaling for all types of packet protocols. Also known as a "media gateway controller," "call agent" or "call server," such devices are used by carriers that support converged communications services by integrating SS7 telephone signaling with packet networks. Using network processors at its core, softswitches can support IP, DSL, ATM and frame relay in the same unit.
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ATX Communications, a provider of integrated communications services, has announced the implementation of the Telica PLUS 9000 Media Gateway IP softswitch platform, which will be used to enhance the Company's product portfolio and voice and data backbone. The companies behind the softswitch movement are seeking to separate telephone switching into non-proprietary structural elements: standard software on one side, and interoperable--that is, non vendor-specific--hardware on the other. the developer of the world's first standards-based access softswitch, has unveiled its powerful new V-Switch access softswitch for carrier next generation networks. |
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