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Intel Releases NetMerge Call Manager Beta Software

Intel began beta testing of a new NetMerge Call Manager software that runs on Intel processor-based servers to enable speech and advanced voice solutions for enterprise customers. The software provides a way integrate the Microsoft Speech Server with an enterprise’s existing telephony network. The software uses advanced capabilities within Intel’s telephony hardware to construct complex telephone services from the simpler programming elements that are presented to the application developer.

Intel also introduced Intel NetStructure Host Media Processing 1.1 software, which aims to reduce the cost and complexity of voice-enabling enterprise applications by eliminating the need for specialized telephony boards with digital signal processors. Developers could use the software to build IP media servers for interactive voice response services, voice mail, conferencing, fax servers and other telephony applications. The software is compliant with SIP, H.323 and H.450.2.
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