Abbeynet Italy

Abbeynet is a leading European company focused on state-of-the-art VoIP technologies based on the SIP standard, including integration between fixed and mobile networks in an all-IP context and web-based VoIP service architectures.Abbeynet solutions enable Telcos, ISPs, and ITSPs to offer high-quality IP communication services to their users, offering a complete, ready-to-use platform and fast time-to-market.With 5+ years of experience in VoIP technologies and over 50 engineers, Abbeynet has achieved a leading position in borderline VoIP products and services in Europe, becoming one of the most important European R&D companies in the VoIP marketplace.

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Abbeynet
ex S.S. 131 Km. 8,200
Sestu (Cagliari)
,9028
Italy

Phone: +39 070 233 9300
Site: http://www.abbeynet.com

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