VoX Communications has developed and deployed its own advanced SIP Voice and Transactional application "server cluster" architecture, running on a Red Hat Linux Operating System. This platform has been designed to be extremely stable and scalable with no single-point of failure in any part of the cluster. It has the potential to scale to many SIP Proxy servers and media servers in a load-balanced environment that can easily support hundreds of calls per second.
We believe that in our design principals and engineering, this platform adopts the "Google farm" mindset to VoIP and transactional data processing. We are extremely comfortable that this platform, together with the latest VoIP signaling protocol (SIP) and enhanced compression voice codec (G.729) we are processing the smallest packets of information possible both quickly and efficiently.
We are able to deploy multiple "personalities" remotely from a central location, considering SIP, RTP, CDR, Features and other network elements of the architecture being a single component, or personality as we call them. Potentially a North American IP infrastructure or even a Global infrastructure could be deployed quickly and at low cost.
We believe that our network embraces "The power of the Cloud" (The Internet) and as such, benefits from stability in the core network from our Tier I carrier partners. We have simply moved the control and intelligence to the edge, by deploying our VoIP Super-POPs we simply have to control only on and off-ramp QOS. We see the Global GSM network as the latest addition to our on-ramp. As the theorhetical and geographical boundaries fall and the GSM networks and the Internet converge, our vision of the future for voice, video and other media streams over IP globally gain perfect clarity.
