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| VoIP: Consumer & SOHO |
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| Centillium’s VSP™ - One
Platform, Many VoIP Networks |
Centillium’s Voice Services Platform (VSP™) is designed
as the consumer electronics industry’s first turnkey
platform for the development and deployment of carrier-grade
VoIP products. Architected from its conception to radically
improve time-to-market and reduce the development costs associated
with VoIP products, Centillium’s VSP combines all of
the silicon and software building blocks needed to develop
a VoIP phone system into a single platform.
Developed in partnership with AT&T to interoperate with
industry leading soft switches, Centillium’s VSP enables
telecom, cable and wireless equipment companies to easily
develop and deploy VoIP systems that support any user environment
with toll-quality voice, fax and routing  functionality.
Possessing a high level of network intelligence, Centillium’s
VSP can operate over any broadband access network (ADSL,
cable, WiMAX, etc.) and has the ability to learn and adapt
to the VoIP network of any service provider. It is optimized
to maintain broadband network performance while delivering
advanced calling features such as global phone number portability,
virtual phone numbers, conferencing, superior echo cancellation
and a host of other new features not available with traditional
phone service.
Available now, Centillium’s VSP encapsulates the company’s
powerful voice and networking engines with a complete production-ready
software package that provides:
- Application stability
- Support for several real-time operating
systems (VxWorks, RTEMS and Linux)
- The latest Session Initiation
Protocol (SIP), Media Gateway Control Protocol (MGCP)
and H.323 protocols
- A full range of CODEC support, support for
WiFi (802.11a/b/g), auto provisioning and management
options
- Easy-to-use
Web-based configuration tools
In addition, Centillium’s VSP offers a dynamic security
framework that is designed to provide consumers with IP phones
and VoIP gateways that deliver a strong defense against denial-of-service
attacks while ensuring high Quality of Service (QoS) levels
for packet-based voice traffic.
VSP product brief (password protected)
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