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(IAGO) Hi all. It’s Iago Soto from Quobis. Today we are going to talk about the new releases of Sippo. Sippo has version 2.3 in GA and we are going to discuss this with our product manager Santiago Troncoso. Hi, Santi, so we have a new release today (SANTI) Yep, we have released version 2.3…
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Browser adoption of WebRTC APIs has been one of the main challenges in field deployments. While Google Chrome and Mozilla Firefox have been the early adopters of the W3C WebRTC API (both in desktop and mobile versions), other browser vendors such as Microsoft and Apple have not publicly made any product-related commitment endorsing this initiative….
Quobis certified through Nokia’s Telco Cloud Partner Certification program
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A few months ago, I started to write my master’s thesis about the question whether and how it is possible for small companies to scale without investors. This question is relevant for us at Quobis because we firmly believe in the advantages of staying independent, such as putting all our focus on our customers and our…
