Avaya acquiring Nimcat Networks is a further endorsement of P2P VoIP and that it isn't just for consumer P2P VoIP applications, such as Skype. I reviewed Nimcat Networks in the April 2005 issue of Internet Telephony Magazine and it faired very well in my tests.
Is Popular Telephony next?
Rich Tehrani knew something was brewing in the P2P space last night.
Avaya buys Nimcat Networks
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Siemens Communications Inc. today announced its HiPath BizIP offering, a new peer-to-peer SIP VoIP phone system that negated the need for a complex enterprise network telephone system. Conceptually, this is similar to Popular Telephony or Nimcat Networ... Read More
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