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Ribbon Communications Inc., has announced that Legos (Local Exchange Global Operations Services), has selected Ribbon’s STIR/SHAKEN solution, to ensure compliance with the MAN (Mecanisme d’Authentification des Numeros) project conducted by the regulator ARCEP.

Mavenir, a US-headquartered network software provider, claiming to be the industry’s only end-to-end cloud-native vendor for CSPs, has announced launched its fully virtualised 4G/5G OpenRAN solution.

Proximus, an international communications service provider, has chosen Oracle Communications virtualised Oracle Session Border Controller as a core network component to enable the delivery of its residential and enterprise communications cloud-based solutions for voice.

Telecoms operators are circling the enterprise services market as they seek out new sources of revenue. The aim isn’t necessarily to become IT providers themselves but to assemble attractive packages

Unified communications as a service (UCaaS), the cloud delivery model for enterprise communications, is known for providing flexibility and scalability for core business tasks, as well as for offering a

Ribbon Communications Inc. , a provider in secure and intelligent cloud communications, announced that NuWave Communications, Inc., a provider of Unified Communications (UC),

Simplicity is becoming a major selling point – especially when it comes to IT security, writes Paul German, the chief executive of VoIPSec. As organisations wake up to the huge

Ribbon Communications Inc., a global provider of secure and intelligent cloud communications, announced that its Session Border Controller (SBC) portfolio has been certified with Microsoft Teams and is now available in a new offering,

Ribbon Communications Inc., a global provider in secure and intelligent cloud communications, launched a suite of Unified Communications (UC) security and intelligent operations applications for its Ribbon Protect platform.

BT’s intention to retire the UK integrated services digital network (ISDN) infrastructure by 2025 heralds the start of a ten year process for migrating all ISDN and PSTN customers to