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Product Highlights
As a pioneering network software provider, Metaswitch has a history of powering the voice, data and unified communications services of some of the world’s largest operators. From the ground up, we leverage and fuse our expert knowledge of the software and programming languages that dominate both web-scale applications and more traditional communication networks.
Fusion Core
As a recognized pioneer in cloudification, Metaswitch has a deep understanding of what it takes to deliver a true cloud native 5G Core.
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Perimeta SBC
Perimeta is the first cloud native session border controller proven to deliver the performance demanded of large-scale rich communications services.
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MaX
MaX by Metaswitch is a mobile native communications platform blending the native dialer of the smartphone with network-based voice and messaging services.
Learn MoreFeatured Solutions
Whether incumbent or challenger, the battle for delivering real time communications services in the 2020s will be won by operators that not only best embrace the need for a new type of service platform for this new type of network, but also partner with the suppliers most capable of delivering the software products and solutions that will power it.
Robocall Blocking
Unwanted robocalls are the number one consumer complaint about communication services. Consumers in the USA receive an estimated 2.4 billion robocalls every month. Robocalling devalues the telephone number and increases the likelihood that a subscriber will not pick up genuine calls or even take their business elsewhere.
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Multi-Persona Mobile
Carrier-grade multi-persona mobile communications solutions enable mobile network operators to blend the native dialer of the smartphone and network-based voice service with multiple identities, messaging and simple options for users to set-up, manage and control their experience.
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Carrier-Grade NOS
Increased pricing pressures are forcing architects to consider the broad adoption of white box switching within their networks, to reduce infrastructure costs while affording greater deployment flexibility. OEMs need an option for building a carrier-class NOS with MPLS and BGP support
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