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The usage of web applications in increasing and WebRTC is called to be a game-changing technology as browser are able to support real-time communications. Microsoft Skype, Mozilla Firefox and Google Hangout are using this to create new services. Quobis, as one of the leaders in the standardization of the technology and the company that is…
Metaverse and unified communications
Quobis has a unified communications platform that is already used by business and more general customer profiles through telecommunications operators. In a way, the technologies behind the metaverse, such as artificial intelligence, augmented reality, bots, webGL, etc. They have already been technologies present in the market in recent years and in which Quobis has participated…
Quobis joins ATIS device solutions initiative
Quobis, the leader in WebRTC applications, today announced that has joined the Device Solutions Initiative (DSI) of the Alliance for Telecommunications Industry Solutions (ATIS). This initiative is developing solutions to expose the value of the network to devices and applications by reducing complexity in network APIs. The goal is to provide developers with network-agnostic, client-side APIs…
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…
Quobis completes its voice interconnection offer for MS Teams
All ways to connect corporate voice network with MS Teams We have been among the first to offer specific solutions for the integration of voice calls (PSTN) to the users of MS Teams. Today, we can say that we cover any possible integration strategy, fulfilling our commitment to “connect them all”. MS Teams is becoming…
SIPREC for call recording, what is it?
SIPREC the most used call recording protocol SIPREC is currently the most widely used call recording protocol. It is based on a protocol defined by the IETF and massively adopted by interconnection elements such as SBCs (such as Oracle, Ribbon or Audiocodes) and call recorders. The standard under RFC 7866 was promoted by Nice, Verint, Cisco, Unify (now…
