#Cloud Softswitch

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Softswitch on AWS now available

Softswitch on AWS now available

VoIP Softswitch on Amazon AWS Cloud is now a reality. For many years, communications service providers (CSPs) have been installing, hosting, and operating VoIP Softswitches on bare metal servers. Even when Amazon AWS cloud got popular, yet many communication service providers could not benefit from what the cloud has to offer due to the nature of Voice Over IP (VoIP) traffic. Here is an example…

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Learn the major advantages and disadvantages of hosting class 4 Softswitch on cloud hosting. See whether cloud class 4 Softswitch is beneficial for your wholesale business or not.

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Telinta Integrates Google Cloud for Highly Affordable Voicemail Transcription

Telinta Integrates Google Cloud for Highly Affordable Voicemail Transcription

Telinta provides white label switching and billing solutions for VoIP service providers. Google Cloud voicemail transcription provides an extremely cost-effective option for Telinta customers. Google Cloud’s automated transcription enables VoIP service providers to easily transcribe voicemails on Telinta’s softswitch platform, and deliver the text to end users via email. SPRINGFIELD, N.J.…

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5 Ways A Cloud-Based Softphone Can Improve Communication. Know more: https://bit.ly/3iGCwzI

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Media Gateway Market Report Analysis, Share, Revenue, Growth Rate With Forecast Overview To 2025

Multimedia interactions are facilitated by media gateways over multiple transport protocols, such as asynchronous transfer mode (ATM) and Internet Protocol (IP) across next-generation networks. Interworking and media transcoding requirements are changing as new communications paradigms (VoLTE, WebRTC) emerge, and more media codecs are introduced. Staying ahead of the evolutionary curve requires a media gateway architecture that anticipates those changes and provides a simple, efficient path to higher capacities and new capabilities. Furthermore, Media Gateway for Mobile Networks (M-MGw) is a high-performance media plane product deployed globally. It is a solution to those challenges, and operators are facing today and in the future, such as how to optimize voice production costs and how to safeguard revenues in an evolving telephony environment. - Besides, the expanding communication technology, and growing internet subscriber penetration, worldwide, hike the demand for beneficial, scalable, resilient, and low-cost communication solutions; therefore, these factors are anticipated to encourage the growth of the media gateway market during the forecast period. However, softswitches would diminish the demand for the deployment of innovative media gateway hardware in LTE networks, and the adoption of these softswitches over networks acts as a restraint for the media gateway market growth.

The report focuses on market Size, Share, status and forecast 2021-2025, along with this report also focuses on market opportunities and treats, risk analysis, strategic and tactical decision-making and evaluating the market. The Market Research report provides data and information on changing investment structure, technological advancements, market trends and developments, capacities, and detail information about the key players.

Click Here to Download Sample Report >> https://www.sdki.jp/sample-request-85965 - The majority of the enterprises and service providers use wired media gateways to attain better control, security, reliability, and speed to manage the data traffic. The adoption of VoIP access drives the market for the wireline technology-based media gateways. Hence, these gateways are likely to hold the largest share of the overall media gateway market during the forecast period. - As VoIP evolves, connectivity between different signaling protocols, conversion between voice compression protocols, and peering between IP networks are poised to be the next significant challenges in network design. The optimal media gateway evolves as the network grows. Integrated media and signaling support for ISDN, CAS, and SS7 provide an affordable way to help increase a service provider’s network presence in existing and emerging markets.

- Given the quick spread of COVID-19 and an increase in countries imposing restrictions on movement, the daily lives have required more time at home and more usage of data for work and leisure, resulting in a significant impact on the Telecom sector. COVID-19 has also resulted in a decrease in network resiliency and reliability for the consumers and has also impacted their planned investments, particularly in 5G, consequently affecting the media gateway market's growth. Key Market Trends Hybrid-based Media Gateways to Hold a Dominant Share of Market - The changing technology makes an enterprise take extreme measures to prove complete control over their communication systems. Presently, it is challenging for an establishment to shift its whole Unified communication to VoIP, the latest technology. Though, there are many determinants to contemplate before taking such steps, such as current investment on their on-premises set up, adaptability with the existing architecture, systems, and hardware, as well as determinants like user adoption, the cost of implementation, and security concerns. - Hybrid Communication solution combines IP and Analog – the best of two worlds for optimum utilization of IT infrastructure, providing agility and flexibility to organizations, meeting the changing requirements of small to large enterprises. Sometimes the Gateway comprises advanced telephony features to ensure cost-saving, investment optimization, asset utilization, and increased staff productivity, opening doors to newer applications and opportunities.

- As a result, companies adopt a hybrid UC environment, which provides a ‘best of both world’s’ experience. Communication systems that are compliant adequate to accommodate out-dated infrastructure as well as make most of the latest technologies are molding up the future. Flexibility and security being the principal requirement, hybrid Media Gateways facilitate enterprises to increase their communication capabilities smartly. Companies are inclined to avail of the advantages of IP networks while defending their present investment against changing communication technologies.

Market in APAC to witness Significant Growth During Forecast Period - The Asia-Pacific is expecting the encouraging growth of the media gateway market during the forecast period. Large as well as small and medium enterprises are moving toward cloud-based services to reduce the costs related to technology infrastructure and to streamline operations. This contemporary shift in the decision for cloud-based services will affect market growth. - APAC is a notable region over the world in terms of market share owing to the burgeoning need for media transcoding for next-generation networks and the demand for transcoding devices. Factors, such as the dependency of internet and telecommunication services and the evolution of 5G, create profitable growth possibilities for the media gateway market across the Asia-Pacific region. - The emerging markets in this area are anticipated to be the most significant contributors to the extensive long-term growth of media gateways in the future despite the IP telephony presently being one of the practical options for connectivity in some developing nations across this region. - Countries, such as India, Australia, Japan, Singapore, and China, are deeply dependent on the Internet and telecommunication services. The approval and adoption of these services enable businesses to focus on their core business goals.

Competitive Landscape The media gateway market is competitive and consists of some prominent members. In terms of market share, some of those big players currently dominate the market. These leading companies with a conspicuous share in the market are focusing on increasing their customer base across different nations. These players have fostered several strategies, such as product launches and developments, partnerships, acquisitions, and collaborations, to grow and develop in the media gateway market. - April 2020 - Avaya Holdings Corp. announced that its Avaya OneCloud ReadyNow private cloud solution was recognized with a Unified Communications Excellence Award by TMC, a global, integrated media company. The award honors companies who have developed exceptional, unified communications solutions that are leading the way in this growing industry. - February 2020 - AudioCodes, announced that it was selected by the leading Indian system integrator, HFCL Ltd, to supply voice access infrastructure components and devices for a multimillion US dollar, next-generation IP-based communications network to be rolled out by the Indian Army. Reasons to Purchase this report: - The market estimate (ME) sheet in Excel format - 3 months of analyst support

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Choose Best Virtual Number Solutions In India

Virtual Number Solution that provides a moderate choice to associate with your different customers to assemble their needs and to keep informed them about any significant change or adjustment in the administrations which positively affects them and solutions empower you to offer your organizations a local presence for their help and deals call centers.

Utilizing on the most recent advanced innovations empowered us to think of Virtual Number Solution that prepares organizations to intentionally taking care of a lot of calls from anywhere around the call and furnish the immense customers with satisfactory information.

Virtual Number solution empowers VoIP service organizations to offer their client a telephone number which can be sent to some other telephone number, for all intents and purposes anyplace on the world. The telephone number itself would be given by your own DID provider, while the knowledge to route the call in like manner comes from cloud-based Softswitch stage.

Organizations need to design their communication well in advance. To maintain a strategic distance from any such disorder and losses, a business can choose for a toll-free or virtual number depending upon your business necessity and financial constraints. Virtual numbers, likewise called Direct Inward Dialing (DID) numbers. Organizations can utilize a virtual number as their business telephone number. Utilizing the call forwarding, all the approaching calls can be diverted to various numbers without telling the client. This ensures the character of the number to which the call gets forwarded.

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Class 5 Softswitch Solution Development For Current and Future Requirements

Technologies evolve. Markets change. VoIP service providers and carriers need to realign to take advantage of emerging opportunities and to stay current. In this scenario, sticking with existing legacy class 5 softswitches can prove to be a bottleneck to further expansion or to meet current demand. It pays for such services to look to the present and future in class 5 softswitch technology, development and deployment.

Market realities

Carriers and VoIP service providers may be satisfied with serving wholesale market with class 4 softswitches and including class 5 softswitch as an afterthought for retail. Today, the retail segment presents great opportunities for cloud voice platforms and technologies that have capabilities to handle not just voice but also video and media. This calls for the latest in class 5 softswitch development. This carries forward the standard features while including better capabilities to scale, virtualize and put in place a flexible IP multimedia subsystem environment to service the retail segment. Mobility is one reason to have a class 5 softswitch in the IP network. Businesses that relied on PSTN are now switching over entirely to VoIP communications. Even home users realize the advantages of VoIP, especially for long distance and international calls. Competition between carriers is fierce. Older softswitches are expensive to maintain and have limited functionality.

Custom development the key

Each carrier and service provider’s infrastructure is different and so are customers and usage patterns across various segments. In this scenario it is custom class 5 softswitch development that will satisfy technological needs. In addition, customization extends to billing and account management, further facilitating the financial side of operations. The crucial factor is how well the class 5 softswitch development is aligned with existing infrastructure and business models to fit right in and be future-proof while including scope for further expansion. The cloud based softswitch is a natural choice since it leaves the onus of upgrades and maintenance on the vendor.

Smart technologies

The standard route even in custom development of class 5 softswitches is to implement technologies but the better class of vendors will provide smart and intelligent solutions. Features like call authorization, conferencing, call routing, call forwarding and auto-provisioning gain a lot when some degree of artificial intelligence is incorporated into the softswitch solution for carriers. Carriers using hardware based or legacy class 5 softswitches will find that a modernized and custom deployment transforms their operations, reduces costs, delivers satisfaction to users and opens up more avenues for growth. It is not easy to find a VoIP developer with capabilities in AI implementations but there are a select few who do deliver next generation technologies that are a cut above the rest. And when you get this in a scalable, hosted, pay-as-you-go package, it becomes even better.

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DriveNets emerges from stealth with $110M for its cloud-based alternative to network routers

Software is eating the world, and today a startup that’s taking this maxim to the world of telecoms has raised a big round of funding as it comes out of stealth. DriveNets, a company out of Israel that builds cloud-based networking services that provide a cheaper and simpler alternative to the functions of traditional routers in carrier networks, has raised $110 million led by Bessemer Venture Parters and Pitango Growth, with participation also from other investors that are not being named.

The company is not disclosing its valuation but we understand from a source close to the company that it’s “several hundred million”, which could be anything between $300 million and $500 million; my educated guess for this round is around $400 million.

Notably, this is the first funding that DriveNets has raised. That’s in part because it is already generating some revenue. Ido Susan, the co-founder and CEO, said that it’s already working with seven tier-one carriers, although he would not name them for now.

The lack of outside funding is also due to the fact that Susan and his co-founder, Hillel Kobrinsky, are repeat entrepreneurs with successful exits who had been self-funding the company to some extent. Susan had co-founded Intucell, a “self-optimising network” startup that sold to Cisco for $475 million in 2013; while Kobrinsky founded web conferencing startup Interwise, acquired by AT&T for $121 million.

As Susan explains it, DriveNets is not trying to convince carriers — be they mobile, fixed or cable — to rip out all of their legacy equipment to update to cloud solutions. These networks are all growing fast enough that DriveNets has a business opportunity to step in for what they are building today because we as consumers and businesses are monsters when it it comes to gobbling network connectivity.

“Carriers buy equipment every year,” he said in an interview. “They add 60 percent more capacity in the US on average, 50 percent in Europe and 40 percent in Asia.”

But that growth is coming with increasing commoditization, putting a lot of pressure on margins. “Traffic is growing like crazy but revenues are flat,” he added. “This is a problem that traditional OEMs cannot solve.”

Traditional OEMs include vendors like Cisco, Juniper, Huawei and Arista but generally deploying network using hardware-based routers, Susan said, is complicated and expensive. “You can have over 10 OEMs you need to work with a support,” he said. “It’s a mess.”

DriveNets’ alternative is to bring that down to two vendors — its operating system and a maker of a much cheaper, simple piece of network equipment that sits in the carriers’ own data center (which is why Susan also says his cloud-based deployment is very secure) — creating what Susan says is a 40 percent cost savings.

What the company has done is not unusual in the wider world of tech. We have seen a number of cases where a product that traditionally required a big and bulky piece of physical equipment — say, a television for watching a TV show — now can be consumed as a stream, on a tiny screen that you keep in your pocket. This isn’t as often the case in the world of telecoms.

“Carriers have dreamt for years of breaking out the software functionality from the hardware of routers,” and Aaron Mankovski, managing general partner at Pitango Growth (who is joining as a board member with this round). “The compute power is so powerful in the cloud that you can run it in a much more agile way and use simple hardware to do that.” He believes that big incumbent vendors simply don’t yet the motivation — yet — to do that because their legacy products are still cash cows… for now.

There have been some notable exceptions, such as softswitches used in IP networks. And indeed, the shift to IP-based networking is what has driven the change for DriveNets.

The core of DriveNets’ service is something called DNOS (DriveNets Operating System), which covers a range of functions that would have traditionally been connected to network equipment (and usually different pieces of network equipment):

Core services – line rate Forwarding, Bandwidth reservation, Quality of Service and fast recovery

Aggregation services – large port scale, Quality of Service, as well as control plan scale

Provider Edge services like Provider Edge Peering, Netflow, QoS, variety of security functions and telemetry tools 

Provider Edge L3 VPN – multi-tier L3 VPN services with strict SLA, Inter AS functions, Multicast VPN services

Provider Edge L2 VPN – low latency L2 services, point to point, point to multi point, with optional timing transparency (1588v2)

Provider Edge MIS – internet services with strict SLA, hierarchical QoS, security services, traffic telemetry

Cell Site Gateway – a single NOS for all mobile networking needs (such as clock synchronization) together with industry standard routing protocols and MPLS support

Data Center services – connecting tens of thousands of servers with no need for leaf and spine CLOS architecture under the same management, and single protocols end-point, supporting EVPN, QoS, ACL

The fact that Huawei is one of DriveNets’ biggest competitors is a significant detail. The company is one of the most prominent vendors in Europe, and so the recent turn away from using it amid a cooling of trade relations over security and other issues has meant that many of these carriers are open to considering DriveNets as an economical alternative (one of Huawei’s big selling points had been big functionality at very competitive prices).

“Sometimes in life you need luck, and this was a big piece of luck for us,” Susan said pragmatically of the turning tides.

“By bringing networking to the cloud, DriveNets presents one of the most compelling infrastructure opportunities of the last 20 years,” said Adam Fisher, partner at Bessemer Venture Partners, in a statement. “Their disruptive architecture will be the final nail in the coffin of traditional telecom infrastructure, and we’re thrilled with the opportunity to back Ido once again.”

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How To CPaaS Enable Your DID Numbers ?

How To CPaaS Enable Your DID Numbers ?

How to CPaaS Enable Your DID Numbers ?

In this blog we go over how to super charge your DID (Direct Inward Dialing) Numbers by CPaaS Enabling them with Restcomm Cloud.

in order to do this you must have the following items upfront:

1- DID numbers

2- SIP Protocol based System (Softswitch, SIP Router etc..)

3- Restcomm Cloud Account .

Assuming you have got the above list ready, we will need to…

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DriveNets emerges from stealth with $110M for its cloud-based alternative to network routers

Software is eating the world, and today a startup that’s taking this maxim to the world of telecoms has raised a big round of funding as it comes out of stealth. DriveNets, a company out of Israel that builds cloud-based networking services that provide a cheaper and simpler alternative to the functions of traditional routers in carrier networks, has raised $110 million led by Bessemer Venture Parters and Pitango Growth, with participation also from other investors that are not being named.

The company is not disclosing its valuation but we understand from a source close to the company that it’s “several hundred million”, which could be anything between $300 million and $500 million; my educated guess for this round is around $400 million.

Notably, this is the first funding that DriveNets has raised. That’s in part because it is already generating some revenue. Ido Susan, the co-founder and CEO, said that it’s already working with seven tier-one carriers, although he would not name them for now.

The lack of outside funding is also due to the fact that Susan and his co-founder, Hillel Kobrinsky, are repeat entrepreneurs with successful exits who had been self-funding the company to some extent. Susan had co-founded Intucell, a “self-optimising network” startup that sold to Cisco for $475 million in 2013; while Kobrinsky founded web conferencing startup Interwise, acquired by AT&T for $121 million.

As Susan explains it, DriveNets is not trying to convince carriers — be they mobile, fixed or cable — to rip out all of their legacy equipment to update to cloud solutions. These networks are all growing fast enough that DriveNets has a business opportunity to step in for what they are building today because we as consumers and businesses are monsters when it it comes to gobbling network connectivity.

“Carriers buy equipment every year,” he said in an interview. “They add 60 percent more capacity in the US on average, 50 percent in Europe and 40 percent in Asia.”

But that growth is coming with increasing commoditization, putting a lot of pressure on margins. “Traffic is growing like crazy but revenues are flat,” he added. “This is a problem that traditional OEMs cannot solve.”

Traditional OEMs include vendors like Cisco, Juniper, Huawei and Arista but generally deploying network using hardware-based routers, Susan said, is complicated and expensive. “You can have over 10 OEMs you need to work with a support,” he said. “It’s a mess.”

DriveNets’ alternative is to bring that down to two vendors — its operating system and a maker of a much cheaper, simple piece of network equipment that sits in the carriers’ own data center (which is why Susan also says his cloud-based deployment is very secure) — creating what Susan says is a 40 percent cost savings.

What the company has done is not unusual in the wider world of tech. We have seen a number of cases where a product that traditionally required a big and bulky piece of physical equipment — say, a television for watching a TV show — now can be consumed as a stream, on a tiny screen that you keep in your pocket. This isn’t as often the case in the world of telecoms.

“Carriers have dreamt for years of breaking out the software functionality from the hardware of routers,” and Aaron Mankovski, managing general partner at Pitango Growth (who is joining as a board member with this round). “The compute power is so powerful in the cloud that you can run it in a much more agile way and use simple hardware to do that.” He believes that big incumbent vendors simply don’t yet the motivation — yet — to do that because their legacy products are still cash cows… for now.

There have been some notable exceptions, such as softswitches used in IP networks. And indeed, the shift to IP-based networking is what has driven the change for DriveNets.

The core of DriveNets’ service is something called DNOS (DriveNets Operating System), which covers a range of functions that would have traditionally been connected to network equipment (and usually different pieces of network equipment):

Core services – line rate Forwarding, Bandwidth reservation, Quality of Service and fast recovery

Aggregation services – large port scale, Quality of Service, as well as control plan scale

Provider Edge services like Provider Edge Peering, Netflow, QoS, variety of security functions and telemetry tools 

Provider Edge L3 VPN – multi-tier L3 VPN services with strict SLA, Inter AS functions, Multicast VPN services

Provider Edge L2 VPN – low latency L2 services, point to point, point to multi point, with optional timing transparency (1588v2)

Provider Edge MIS – internet services with strict SLA, hierarchical QoS, security services, traffic telemetry

Cell Site Gateway – a single NOS for all mobile networking needs (such as clock synchronization) together with industry standard routing protocols and MPLS support

Data Center services – connecting tens of thousands of servers with no need for leaf and spine CLOS architecture under the same management, and single protocols end-point, supporting EVPN, QoS, ACL

The fact that Huawei is one of DriveNets’ biggest competitors is a significant detail. The company is one of the most prominent vendors in Europe, and so the recent turn away from using it amid a cooling of trade relations over security and other issues has meant that many of these carriers are open to considering DriveNets as an economical alternative (one of Huawei’s big selling points had been big functionality at very competitive prices).

“Sometimes in life you need luck, and this was a big piece of luck for us,” Susan said pragmatically of the turning tides.

“By bringing networking to the cloud, DriveNets presents one of the most compelling infrastructure opportunities of the last 20 years,” said Adam Fisher, partner at Bessemer Venture Partners, in a statement. “Their disruptive architecture will be the final nail in the coffin of traditional telecom infrastructure, and we’re thrilled with the opportunity to back Ido once again.”

source https://techcrunch.com/2019/02/14/drivenets-emerges-from-stealth-with-110m-for-its-cloud-based-alternative-to-network-routers/

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DriveNets emerges from stealth with $110M for its cloud-based alternative to network routers

Software is eating the world, and today a startup that’s taking this maxim to the world of telecoms has raised a big round of funding as it comes out of stealth. DriveNets, a company out of Israel that builds cloud-based networking services that provide a cheaper and simpler alternative to the functions of traditional routers in carrier networks, has raised $110 million led by Bessemer Venture Parters and Pitango Growth, with participation also from other investors that are not being named.

The company is not disclosing its valuation but we understand from a source close to the company that it’s “several hundred million”, which could be anything between $300 million and $500 million; my educated guess for this round is around $400 million.

Notably, this is the first funding that DriveNets has raised. That’s in part because it is already generating some revenue. Ido Susan, the co-founder and CEO, said that it’s already working with seven tier-one carriers, although he would not name them for now.

The lack of outside funding is also due to the fact that Susan and his co-founder, Hillel Kobrinsky, are repeat entrepreneurs with successful exits who had been self-funding the company to some extent. Susan had co-founded Intucell, a “self-optimising network” startup that sold to Cisco for $475 million in 2013; while Kobrinsky founded web conferencing startup Interwise, acquired by AT&T for $121 million.

As Susan explains it, DriveNets is not trying to convince carriers — be they mobile, fixed or cable — to rip out all of their legacy equipment to update to cloud solutions. These networks are all growing fast enough that DriveNets has a business opportunity to step in for what they are building today because we as consumers and businesses are monsters when it it comes to gobbling network connectivity.

“Carriers buy equipment every year,” he said in an interview. “They add 60 percent more capacity in the US on average, 50 percent in Europe and 40 percent in Asia.”

But that growth is coming with increasing commoditization, putting a lot of pressure on margins. “Traffic is growing like crazy but revenues are flat,” he added. “This is a problem that traditional OEMs cannot solve.”

Traditional OEMs include vendors like Cisco, Juniper, Huawei and Arista but generally deploying network using hardware-based routers, Susan said, is complicated and expensive. “You can have over 10 OEMs you need to work with a support,” he said. “It’s a mess.”

DriveNets’ alternative is to bring that down to two vendors — its operating system and a maker of a much cheaper, simple piece of network equipment that sits in the carriers’ own data center (which is why Susan also says his cloud-based deployment is very secure) — creating what Susan says is a 40 percent cost savings.

What the company has done is not unusual in the wider world of tech. We have seen a number of cases where a product that traditionally required a big and bulky piece of physical equipment — say, a television for watching a TV show — now can be consumed as a stream, on a tiny screen that you keep in your pocket. This isn’t as often the case in the world of telecoms.

“Carriers have dreamt for years of breaking out the software functionality from the hardware of routers,” and Aaron Mankovski, managing general partner at Pitango Growth (who is joining as a board member with this round). “The compute power is so powerful in the cloud that you can run it in a much more agile way and use simple hardware to do that.” He believes that big incumbent vendors simply don’t yet the motivation — yet — to do that because their legacy products are still cash cows… for now.

There have been some notable exceptions, such as softswitches used in IP networks. And indeed, the shift to IP-based networking is what has driven the change for DriveNets.

The core of DriveNets’ service is something called DNOS (DriveNets Operating System), which covers a range of functions that would have traditionally been connected to network equipment (and usually different pieces of network equipment):

Core services – line rate Forwarding, Bandwidth reservation, Quality of Service and fast recovery

Aggregation services – large port scale, Quality of Service, as well as control plan scale

Provider Edge services like Provider Edge Peering, Netflow, QoS, variety of security functions and telemetry tools 

Provider Edge L3 VPN – multi-tier L3 VPN services with strict SLA, Inter AS functions, Multicast VPN services

Provider Edge L2 VPN – low latency L2 services, point to point, point to multi point, with optional timing transparency (1588v2)

Provider Edge MIS – internet services with strict SLA, hierarchical QoS, security services, traffic telemetry

Cell Site Gateway – a single NOS for all mobile networking needs (such as clock synchronization) together with industry standard routing protocols and MPLS support

Data Center services – connecting tens of thousands of servers with no need for leaf and spine CLOS architecture under the same management, and single protocols end-point, supporting EVPN, QoS, ACL

The fact that Huawei is one of DriveNets’ biggest competitors is a significant detail. The company is one of the most prominent vendors in Europe, and so the recent turn away from using it amid a cooling of trade relations over security and other issues has meant that many of these carriers are open to considering DriveNets as an economical alternative (one of Huawei’s big selling points had been big functionality at very competitive prices).

“Sometimes in life you need luck, and this was a big piece of luck for us,” Susan said pragmatically of the turning tides.

“By bringing networking to the cloud, DriveNets presents one of the most compelling infrastructure opportunities of the last 20 years,” said Adam Fisher, partner at Bessemer Venture Partners, in a statement. “Their disruptive architecture will be the final nail in the coffin of traditional telecom infrastructure, and we’re thrilled with the opportunity to back Ido once again.”

Via Ingrid Lunden https://techcrunch.com

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The Global Media Gateway Market accounted for USD 2.36 billion in 2017 and is projected to grow at a CAGR of 1.6% during the forecast period of 2018 to 2025. The upcoming market report contains data for historic years 2016, the base year of calculation is 2017 and the forecast period is 2018 to 2025.

Market Definition: Global Media Gateway Market

A media gateway is also known as softswitch. Any device, like IP gateway, circuit switch which converts the information from one sort of network to the configuration required for another. It is a device which is utilized as a part of telecom system administrator to give interworking and transformation between media streams that use distinctive network standards, codes, communication protocols and physical associations. This is done so that calls can work properly between systems by utilizing diverse technologies. Media gateways are generally used to connect different networks like 2G, 3G, 4G and LTE. Thus, there fundamental function is to change over various coding and transmission methods so as to allow communication between the systems. One of the factors that lead to drive the media gateway is adoption of 4G technology widely. For instance, According to an article, Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. president Larry Paulson stated that by 2018, there would be around 85% of 4G adoptions in India due to the launch of new 4G feature phone category. According to Statista, In Northern America, the 4G mobile wireless penetration is expected to grow by 57% by 2018. Thus, this factor will help in fueling the media gateway market in the forecasting period.

Major Market Drivers and Restraints:

High flexibility due to modular structure of media gateways.

Adoption of 4G technology widely.

Rising need for high-quality communication over disparate networks.

Decreasing requirement for deployment of new media gateway hardware.

Market Segmentation: Global Media Gateway Market

The global media gateway market is segmented based on type, technology, end user and geographical segments.

Based on type, the global media gateway market is segmented into analog and digital.

On the basis of technology, the global media gateway market is segmented into wired, wireless and hybrid.

On the basis of end user, the global media gateway market is segmented into banking, financial services, and insurance (BFSI), transportation, government, healthcare, manufacturing, telecommunications, others.

Based on geography, the global media gateway market report covers data points for 28 countries across multiple geographies such as North America, South America, Europe, Asia-Pacific and Middle East & Africa. Some of the major countries covered in this report are U.S., Canada, Germany, France, U.K., Netherlands, Switzerland, Turkey, Russia, China, India, South Korea, Japan, Australia, Singapore, South Africa, and Brazil among others.

Competitive Analysis: Global Media Gateway Market

The global media gateway market is consolidated due to the presence of limited number of players concentrated in few countries. These major players have adopted various organic as well as inorganic growth strategies such as mergers & acquisitions, new product launches, expansions, agreements, joint ventures, partnerships, and others to strengthen their position in this market.

In February, 2017, Cisco System Inc. (U.S.) launched internet gateway (SIG) in the cloud known as Cisco Umbrella in order to encounter the challenges related to new enterprise security of today’s mobile, cloud era.

In October, 2017, Sagemcom (Paris), a communications technology developer issued a multi-gigabit, multimedia gateways for incorporating 802.11ax WiFi. This has cater the rising bandwidth demand as well as also allowed the operators to offer multi-gigabit

Major Market Competitors: Global Media Gateway Market

Some of the major players in global media gateway market are Ribbon Communications, ZTE Corporation, Nokia Corporation, Mitel Networks, Huawei Technologies, Synway Information Engineering, Telcobridges, Audiocodes, Cisco Systems, Avaya, Dialogic, Ericsson, Patton Electronics, Aculab, Metaswitch Networks, Yeastar Information Technology, Matrix Comsec, Grandstream Networks, Shenzhen Dinstar and Squire Technologies among others.

Research Methodology: Global Media Gateway Market

Data collection and base year analysis is done using data collection modules with large sample sizes. The market data is analyzed and forecasted using market statistical and coherent models. Also market share analysis and key trend analysis are the major success factors in the market report. To know more please Request an Analyst Call or can drop down your inquiry.

The key research methodology used by DBMR Research team is data triangulation which involves data mining, analysis of the impact of data variables on the market, and primary (industry expert) validation. Apart from this, other data models include Vendor Positioning Grid, Market Time Line Analysis, Market Overview and Guide, Company Positioning Grid, Company Market Share Analysis, Standards of Measurement, Top to Bottom Analysis and Vendor Share Analysis. To know more about the research methodology, drop in an inquiry to speak to our industry experts.

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VOIP GSM Gateways

What's a VoIP GSM Gateway?

A VoIP GSM Gateway enables direct routing between IP, digital, analog and GSM networks. With these devices (fixed cellular terminals) companies can significantly reduce the money they spend on telephony, especially the money they spend on calls from IP to GSM. The core idea behind cost saving with VoIP GSM Gateways is Least Cost Routing (LCR). Through least cost routing the gateways select the most cost-effective telephone connection. They check the number which is dialed as well as rate information which is stored in an internal routing table. Because several SIM cards and GSM modules are integrated within the VOIP GSM Gateway it is able to make relatively cheaper GSM to GSM calls instead of expensive IP to GSM calls.

Who offers VoIP GSM Gateways?

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2N TELEKOMUNIKACE

2N® VoiceBlue Next – A new generation of VoIP GSM/UMTS Gateway

2N® StarGate - Large termination gateway providing up to 32 GSM/UMTS channels

Acecom Teles

Teles IGate GSM Gateway E1 Channel Bank 32 SIMs (Only for Sale in AsiaPacific)

ANTRAX

What is ANTRAX

Products

MINI RACK – All in one GSM gateway - SIM Server softswitch - SIM Storage

VoIP GSM gateway

SIMBOX

SIM-server

GUI

Contact information

Abilis the all-in-one VOIP gateway

Cost Saving Effect:

USB interface:

Dial Through:

Other features:

beroNet BF400XGSM 2/4 GSM VoIP Gateway

For More Information

Dinstar 1/4/8/16/32-port GSM/CDMA VoIP Gateways DWG2000 series with SIMBank & SIM Cloud

Where to Buy

For More Information

VoDroid App

Using an Android phone as a GSM VoIP Gateway

Features：

Specifications：

Contact us:

GEMPRO

GEMPRO GP-630-3G/GP-632-3G 3G/ GSM VoIP Gateway

GEMPRO GP-630/GP-632 GSM SIP VoIP Gateway For Remote SIM Card Access

GP-514 4 Ports Fixed Wireless Terminal for all Cellular systems

GP-710/GP-712 Bluetooth Mobile SIP VoIP Gateway For Global Systems!!

COST-SAVING PROGRAM

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