Stories about: CopperCom

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Better times ahead for softswitches 23 April, 2002 08:03

Recent softswitch announcements indicate that while tough times still lay ahead for the companies trying to sell these devices, better times are coming.
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CopperCom adopts new ATM standard 20 February, 2001 16:45

CopperCom Inc., a maker of softswitches and integrated access devices (IAD) supporting voice over DSL, says it has adopted a new ATM standard that will make it easier for DSL service providers to wheel out packaged voice and data services.
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CopperCom gear meets ATM standard 15 February, 2001 02:11

CopperCom Inc. says it has adopted a new ATM standard that will make it easier for DSL service providers to wheel out packaged voice and data services.
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Media Gateway and Softswitch Come Together 12 October, 2000 12:01

CopperCom, which bought up voice switch vendor DTI earlier this year, is wheeling out its first melding of CopperCom's media gateway with DTI's softswitch.
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Brief: Jetstream drops VoIP bombshell 03 August, 2000 12:01

Voice-over-DSL patent battle looming?
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Emerging Technology: Innovation, Products 15 June, 2000 12:01

THE FUTURE OF PHONE? Voice-over-DSL offers cost savings--and considerable risk By Daniel Sweeney
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Forty-Two DSL Vendors Interoperate at SuperComm 08 June, 2000 12:01

A vast interoperability demonstration is leading the advances in DSL technology on display at the SuperComm 2000 show in Atlanta this week.
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Early Adopters Saving with Voice over DSL 05 June, 2000 12:01

It's easy to see why James Knudson likes voice over DSL. His Covina, California, law firm buys voice-over-DSL service from mPower Communications that supports four phones and Internet access on a 768K-bps DSL connection for about US$300 per month.
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Supercomm: Not Just for Carriers Anymore 26 May, 2000 12:01

- With the blurring of the line between enterprise and public networks, the SuperComm 2000 show next week will be a must-watch for corporations. This year, the traditionally carrier-focused show will go out of its way to highlight products and services for corporate networks.
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Voice Over DSL Talk of the Town 10 April, 2000 12:01

If demonstrations from last week's DSLCon show are carried over into the real world, corporate customers will be able to turn common phone lines into high-speed voice-data circuits with ease by year-end.
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Carrier Briefs 20 March, 2000 12:01

State telecom regulators have decided they don't like a lobbying effort under way to allow Bell companies to carry data and Internet traffic across local boundaries before they get general long-distance approval. The National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners, which represents telecom and energy regulators in the 50 states, passed a resolution opposing congressional bills to free up Bells to create long-haul data backbones even before they submit state-by-state, long-distance applications to the government. Some of the Bells have funded a lobbying group headed by former White House Press Secretary Mike McCurry to push for the idea, arguing they could provide a needed boost in Internet backbone capacity. Critics say the Bells could do a lot more for the Internet by concentrating on speeding up the local loop.