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VIRTUALISATION VoIP peering: Pipe gets competition from Symbio
VIRTUALISATION VoIP peering: Pipe gets competition from Symbio | VoIP peering: Pipe gets competition from Symbio |
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| by Stuart Corner | |
| Thursday, 09 November 2006 | |
  
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According to Symbio Networks' director, Rene Sugo, “Large scale VoIP peering is complex and setting up the Symbio platform is the result of many man-hours of development by a highly skilled team of professionals. It has been necessary to overcome challenges in areas such as protocol compatibility, provisioning, numbering, security, quality, privacy and billing and settlement,” Symbio says it will provide the peering connection free and charge three cents per answered call. The company also offers high end transit and other VoIP services from the same location. Pipe Networks announced its VoIP peering service in August in trial mode with several un-named participants. It said the service would be launched commercially in late October. {moscomment} |
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