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Quobis collaborates with Telefonica to build an innovative “Social TV” service
Vigo, SPAIN, March 16th, 2016. Quobis, the leader in web based real-time solutions for enterprises and service providers, today announced that Telefonica is using Sippo WebRTC Application Controller to implement the proof of concept of a Social TV platform. Social TV is an innovation project of Telefonica that enables real-time interaction with other users while watching Movistar+ contents, including voice, video…
An interview with Andres Souto
It’s time to start with a series of interviews with some of the members of our staff. Quobis is looking for creative people who are inspired to define the communications of the future. So, here is the right place for technologist enthusiasts. In addition, Galicia is a great place to live, not only because you can work…
Web Technologies – Angular (Part 2)
In a previous post we took a brief overview about Angular and its evolution. Now it’s time to go a bit deeper. We are going to talk about how a component is able to display the value of its properties in the template and, the other way around, how a template can inform about events…
Quobis participates in BDA4T project
Quobis takes part in the funded project BDA4T. This consortium is formed by the companies Coremain and Optare Solutions and the Spanish service provider R Cable. BDA4T project will develop a prototype of an integrated Big Data Analytics platform for the telecommunications sector that will allow the use of the internal data of the operators to increase their customer satisfaction,…
Quobis participates in the definition of the WebRTC APIs for the CAMARA project
Quobis participated in the Spring meta-release (v0.1.0/v0.2.0 (18.03.2025), Spring25 meta-release) of the CAMARA project, contributing to the advancement of WebRTC technology in the Telecom API ecosystem. What is the CAMARA project? CAMARA is an open source project of the Linux Foundation, in close collaboration with the GSMA, for the definition, development, and testing of APIs…
