TI to license Telchemy VoIP technology

Texas Instruments Inc. has announced it would license VQmon/EP-DS technology from Telchemy for its voice-over-IP (VoIP) chipsets, enabling service providers and enterprises to monitor, diagnose and troubleshoot complex problems in real-time for higher quality services.

Network operators and system administrators use VQmon technology from Telchemy (Suwanee, Ga.) to detect, monitor and resolve call quality and network related problems for networked multi-media services, including Voice and Video over IP, IP Centrex, 3G Cellular, Voice over WLAN, and streaming audio/video. VQmon provides listening and conversational call quality metrics in both R factor and MOS formats as well as detailed diagnostic information, giving network managers both high level metrics and the ability to drill down to identify specific problems.

"We selected Telchemy because their VQmon technology is a proven and trusted solution for VoIP performance monitoring, widely used by service providers and enterprise network managers to manage their VoIP services," said Ashley Johnston, executive director, Infrastructure Solutions, of TI's VoIP business unit, in a statement. "By integrating this best of breed technology into our market-leading VoIP solutions we are enabling communications equipment manufacturers to deliver greatly improved performance manageability and serviceability to their customers."

- EE Times