Quintum Technologies announced the newest addition to their Tenor VoIP MultiPath Switch product line for supporting larger PBXs that are utilizing multiple digital trunks. It also enables service providers to implement IP Local Loop or calling card applications in their smaller Points of Presence (POPs). Quintum’s MultiPath Switches provide intelligent call routing between the PBX, PSTN and IP networks. The newest products, available with 2, 4, 6 or 8 T1/E1/PRI spans, support H.323 and SIP. They scale from eight to 120 simultaneous VoIP calls. This new VoIP product will be available in a variety of configurations that include both traditional gateway configurations and Tenor’s unique MultiPath architecture that provides integration with existing voice and data network infrastructures.
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Quintum Announces New VoIP Switch/Gateway
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