VocalData announced that its customers are now delivering residential VoIP to more than 20,000 subscribers using the VocalData application server. VocalData’s residential VoIP customers include Panasonic in cooperation with NTT COMWARE in Japan, which offers residential VoIP services to cable TV subscribers; PRIMUS Telecommunications Canada, which is making residential VoIP available in Canada via any high-speed Internet access connection; wholesale providers like Kancharla and regional providers like US Sonet and Ceristar in the United States. Additionally, new customers in Latin America, Australia and New Zealand have all begun to deploy residential services. http://www.vocaldata.com
VocalData Hits the 20,000 Residential VoIP Subscriber Mark
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