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What is The Matrix?

Telecom systems can be laborious to test. In a complex environment, where two or more calls are being coordinated, there are many ways in which a single failure can create a situation that needs complex recovery. For example, in call …

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Telephony and the Internet of Things

There’s much excitement and hilarity here at Voxygen the last few days, as we’ve commissioned a Raspberry Pi and connected it to our cloud-based telephony platform, Matrix. This tiny computer, which fits in the palm of the hand, it a …

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Open Source and Better Phone Calls

Back in 2010, Google bought a company called Global IP Sound (GIPS), which was well-known in the field of VoIP as a maker of codec software. Their innovations included iLBC (internet low bitrate codec), a way of encoding speech efficiently …

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Office Move

Here’s a snap taken this week at out new office in Britannia Row, N1.  Visible are Paul, Chris, Anna and Dean.  More space for our growing team…

What We Do

Our CEO, Dean Elwood, spoke at a couple of conferences last week, and some of his comments generated some interesting commentary on the nature of operators. There’s a short video interview online where Dean explains what we do at Voxygen, …

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