Steven Dake has been involved in open source Linux for over 10 years. He was a key contributor to the team that developed the industry's first Carrier Grade Linux implementation at MontaVista. Within CGL, Steve is an active member of the technical working group where he participates on the Specifications Group and Proof of Concept Group.
A transformation is taking place in telecommunications to meet the demands of
new voice and data technologies. These technologies include Voice-over-IP
(VoIP), the packet-switched alternative to old-fashioned circuit-switched
telephony. To enable VoIP traffic, application servers must provide
carrier-grade reliability that guarantees high service availability (99.999%
uptime or better). These systems must also scale to handle hundreds of
thousands of calls and provide predictable performance and high speech
quality.
The telecommunications industry is undergoing enormous changes as equipment
providers migrate from proprietary platform architectures to open software
environments and commercial off-the-shelf (COTS) platform architectures. Open
software and COTS hardware a... (more)
Steven Dake has been involved in open source Linux for over 10 years. He was a key contributor to the team that developed the industry's first Carrier Grade Linux implementation at MontaVista. Within CGL, Steve is an active member of the technical working group where he participates on the Specifications Group and Proof of Concept Group.
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