VoIP

Once upon a time communications were the preserve of state monopolies. Then came the first wave of liberalisation. The state monopolies were privatised and new entrants licensed to provide competitive

Digital transformation has been one of the most talked about topics in recent years, writes Robin Kent, the director of European operations at Adax. And in response to the buzz,

Quality of experience is subject to large variations because of delay, delay variation and frame loss. Operators have sought to minimise the impacts of these service-affecting issues through tightly controlling

EXFO Inc., the network test, monitoring and analytics providers, have launched Universal Virtual Sync, a software-based solution enabling communications service providers (CSPs) to accurately and cost-effectively measure network latency (delay).

There is a consistent trend that operators are layering networks and running them in parallel, says Blue Telecom Consulting (BlueTC®). According to the international telecoms consultancy, this is not financially

ZTE Corporation, an international provider of telecoms, enterprise and consumer technology solutions for the mobile internet, has joined the Linux Foundation’s data plane development kit (DPDK) project.

A provider of cloud-based Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) security solutions, VoipSec, has launched its partner programme, designed to bring together telephony and communications organisations to provide end customers with

Adax, a provider of signalling and packet-processing infrastructure, has launch a new signalling extender. The Adax SX is said to meet the needs of service providers wanting to maintain their current

The Communications Fraud Control Association’s (CFCA) annual fraud survey provides telecoms fraud managers with an assessment of the key revenue threats from fraud.

A new study from Juniper Research has calculated that the consumer migration from operator voice and text services to OTT (Over the Top) messaging services and social media will cost