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Overview

The way that the world communicates is changing every day: smartphones, social media, tablets, the Cloud. How do you keep up with a world in constant motion? By building a network that is scalable, flexible, reliable and adaptable. At Sonus, we build networks for change.

For more than 15 years, Sonus has helped the world’s service providers embrace change: Voice over IP, SIP trunking, multimedia applications, Cloud-based services and whatever tomorrow may bring.

In the next hour after you read this, over 20 million SIP sessions will be carried on Sonus equipment around the world. Why do so many service providers trust Sonus? Because we build networks that are 99.999% reliable—that’s less than one minute of downtime every year. And we build solutions that save service providers millions of dollars every year by reducing their OPEX costs and minimizing their existing CAPEX investments.

Increase Subscriber Revenue with Sonus

Sonus helps service providers increase their revenue stream and improve customer loyalty through SIP trunking services, hosted Unified Communications, Cloud-based voice services, high-quality Voice over IP and fixed-mobile solutions for today’s multimedia, multi-device communications consumer.

Save Money with Sonus

Sonus simplifies SIP communications through our centralized SIP architecture and reduces both OPEX and CAPEX through efficiently designed softswitches, session border controllers, least-cost routing engines, voice application servers and more.

Strengthen Network Security with Sonus

Sonus protects your network against internal and external threats and ensures service availability with products that deliver 99.9999% uptime. Sonus session border controllers are the fastest-growing SBCs on the market—more than 4x the market average.

  • 05.09.12

    Sonus Case Study: Cable Communications Company & Sonus Centralized PSX Policy and Routing Server

    This Sonus customer is a cable multiple system operator responsible for operating a competitive cable TV, Internet and telephone service business in more than 20 independent markets throughout the United States. As a result of the Telecommunications Act of 1996, which unleashed unprecedented competition in local telephone service, the customer initiated a communications service architecture that addressed immediate local service opportunities, consistent with a highly independent architecture for cable TV services.

  • 05.02.12

    A Seamless Migration from WiMAX to LTE Using the Sonus SIP Core Network

    Today, as the industry shifts its attention to LTE and Voice over LTE (VoLTE) networks, early WiMAX adopters are looking to migrate their network strategy away from the WiMAX model to the more broadly adopted LTE model.

  • 05.02.12

    SIP-to-SIP: The Interop Dilemma (and How You Can Fix It)

    While SIP interoperability will remain an issue for the foreseeable future, the solutions discussed in this paper are designed to effectively mitigate those issues and deliver on the promise of any-media, any-device communications. Network operators simply need to look for SIP products that reflect the reality of SIP interoperability and provide flexible, reliable methods for SIP translation between networks and network devices.

  • Belgacom Customer Testimonal with Sonus Networks

    WESTFORD, Mass., and Staines, UK, December 10, 2008 – Sonus Networks, Inc. (Nasdaq: SONS), a market leader in IP communications infrastructure, today announced that it has been selected by Belgacom International Carrier Services (ICS), the ninth largest wholesale voice carrier, to transform its network with next generation IP technology. The IP-based network will enable greater capacity and efficiency through centralized routing, multi-media gateways and secure session control.

  • Sonus Number Translation Server

    The Sonus Number Translation Server enables service providers and carriers to bring the number portability database server in house, thus reducing costs and decreasing the latency incurred from external third-party database dips.

  • The Evolution of Session Border Control

    Session Border Controllers have come a long way since they were first conceived in the early 2000s as a simple, security-focused element. As service providers and enterprises began deploying more advanced real-time applications over IP–including Unified Communications, video, instant messaging, and conferencing–the burden on SBCs grew in step. While their original purpose still rings true–providing secure, controlled IP connections across IP borders–much has changed in their scope and function, including the definitions of borders themselves.

  • The ABC’s and 123’s of IPv6

    Sonus products are designed to provide a “painless” transition to IPv6 by allowing network operators to quickly turn on IPv6 capabilities through a live software upgrade. This requires no hardware re-confi gurations or re-provisioning of existing Sonus equipment.