“Motorola Computer Group…announced that its
CompactPCI(R)-based telecommunications platforms have been selected
as the foundation for an IP gatekeeper solution from French IP
telephony company NetCentrex.”
“Announced at NetWorld+Interop Paris ’99, the CCS-XL Call
Control Server — a next-generation switch aimed at the creation of
IP network services — will use Motorola’s CPX2208T CompactPCI
platform with the Linux operating system, as well as a
high-performance computing engine built from a combination of
MCP750 system-slot and MCPN750 non-system slot CompactPCI processor
boards.”
“Utilizing off-the-shelf technologies such as CompactPCI and
Linux(R) enables OEMs in this rapidly moving IP telephony market to
bring their products to market faster by allowing them to focus on
their core competency — software.”
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