AT&T Migrating Phone Network to IP
prostoalex writes "Following the lead of Sprint and Telus, who are moving their telephone networks to IP, AT&T will spend $3 billion to migrate to an IP-based network. By the end of 2005 about 270 legacy systems will be retired." The article also notes how the current ratio of packet traffic to voice is already 8:1.
I . . . loveusin. . . gIPtelephony. . . . Lagis . . . notreallyanissue.
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The article also notes how the current ratio of packet traffic to voice is already 8:1
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The day the RIAA will be such a threat to peaceful P2P that people will start reading aloud file hex printouts byte by byte over the phone to share data, I think the trend will reverse. But I might be wrong
"A door is what a dog is perpetually on the wrong side of" - Ogden Nash
i've found a much easier way to do this. just set up the text-to-speech component of your favorite IM program. now all my friends sound like stephen hawking!!! : p
Does this mean I am going to have to adjust the frequency of my Kaptain Krunch whisle when I use the pay phone?
Hmm, I wonder what this will do to dialup users. TCP/IP over PPP over VOIP.
:wq
Now when the next sobig.f or whatever hits, we'll lose the phone service as well as the electicity.
-- Alastair
I, for one, welcome our new packet-based overlords.
Now. About this encryption thing...
"If you want to improve, be content to be thought foolish and stupid." - Epictetus
The article also notes how the current ratio of packet traffic to voice is already 8:1.
That's because video porn takes so much more bandwidth than audio porn.
CNET has posted a Sept 11 newsmakers interview with Kazaa's Janus Friis promoting his P2P telephony app, Skype
Hmm, i wonder if we can expect spyware/gator crap with that...
"Hi, mom, i'm ready to move, i'll just have to call *[WHEN-U]* to ask them when they'll be here"
"But i thought you were going to use U-HAUL?"
"That's what' i said, *[WHEN-U]*!"
"aaaaaaarghhh!!!"