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To: pirate_200 who wrote ()	4/6/2000 10:44:00 PM
From: pirate_200	Read Replies (1) of 53

Overview note posted in old 8x8 board... New pointer to company website is: netergynetworks.com --------------- To: Pendretti who wrote (787) From: pirate_200 Friday, Dec 10, 1999 2:38 PM ET Reply # of 853 > Is there a good message written by anyone who gives a good detailed description of the company??? Check out the company website for information, they have detailed descriptions with pictures, that help describe the topology of a VoIP network. The products, in a nutshell are (from bottom to top): - Audacity chips: used for phone to network translation allowing regular phones to be connected to an IP-network. The Audacity chips can be used in phones and in gateways to provide the underlying support to have multiple "regular" phones/faxes/etc. connect to a IP-network. - Symphony: gateway that supports many "regular" phone connections and converts to IP-network. The reference Symphony hub is 4 ports but 8x8 said this will become more dense (more ports) depending on the needs of the customer. - Instraswitch: the control hardware/software that would manage the VoIP (Voice-over-Internet-Protocol) network. It is written in Java, highly portable and runs on a server. See press announcement this week for a detailed description of the product. 8x8 also still produces/gets licensing revenue from video communication semiconductors and has a product line of remote survellance products. These are not related to VoIP but are good sources of revenue during this developmental stage of VoIP. Again, I've really simplified the explanations here, see the 8x8 website for the nuts and bolts. The important thing to recognize is that 8x8 is the only VoIP company I know of that is vertically integrated with products and can provide a complete bottom-to-top VoIP solution (chips, hardware, software) for a business selling/installing VoIP services.

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