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| Service Enablers |
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| Voice |
The first services that benefited in any real way from VoIP were behind the scenes services that the wireless operators
and IXC’s implemented. They used Class 4 replacement
switches and trunking gateways that were VoIP-capable to
aggregate their voice and long distance traffic. Centillium
developed the Entropia™ family of products to enable
this type of equipment with high density, low cost packet
trunking line cards. In addition, the Entropia™ architecture
allows this same type of equipment to offer a migration to
next generation Class 5 VoIP switches and media gateways
for both wireline and wireless services.
As both new application service providers, such as Vonage
in the U.S. and Yahoo Broadband in Japan, and traditional
providers such as AT&T roll out new consumer and small
business VoIP services, there will be a requirement for end-to-end
secure VoIP communication. We will continue to leverage our
expertise from the Entropia™ and Palladia™ product
lines to offer secure VoIP-based CPE solutions.
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