PowerNet Global, an integrated communications provider, has selected Veraz Networks’ Packet Telephony Solution for its IP-based voice network in 11 U.S. cities. The Veraz ControlSwitch, an open softswitch platform, and 50,000 ports of Veraz’s I-Gate 4000 media gateways seamlessly connect the new VoIP network to the traditional PSTN at key locations throughout the U.S. The network supports existing and next-generation protocols such as MGCP, SS7, PRI, CAS, H.323 and SIP. Financial terms were not disclosed.
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PowerNet Chooses Veraz's VoIP for National LD Service
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