Continuous Computing Corporate Information
Product Leadership
Continuous Computing was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in San Diego with development centers in Bangalore and Shenzhen. The company provides integrated systems and services that enable telecom equipment manufacturers (TEMs) to rapidly deploy Next Generation Networks (NGN).
The company is focused on addressing the needs of the high-growth Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) and 3G / 4G Wireless markets.
Value Proposition
Continuous Computing develops the entire system "below the application," consisting of standards-based ATCA hardware, Trillium protocol software, SAF-compliant HA middleware, and more - all integrated into a complete carrier-class system.
The company's FlexTCA Systems deliver an unprecedented level of integration of standards-based platform ingredients that enable TEMs to significantly accelerate time-to-money while focusing internal resources on application development.
The end result is that customers can get to market faster and more affordably with reduced project risk and complexity, thereby increasing program Return On Investment (ROI) up to 50 percent over legacy alternatives.
Products and Services
Continuous Computing has a strong reputation not only for designing and producing superior products but also for providing exceptional technical support and professional services. The company's offerings include:
Customers
Continuous Computing supports over 150 customers worldwide, including nearly every major telecom vendor in the NGN, 3G Wireless, and IMS markets. Customer applications range from Femtocells and Signaling Gateways to Radio Network Controllers and Home Subscriber Servers.
Some of Continuous Computing's customers include:
- Asia Pacific
Alcatel Shanghai Bell, Bharti Telesoft, C-DOT, Hitachi, LG-Nortel, NEC Infrontia, Samsung, Sanyo, UTStarcom - Europe
Aeroflex, Alcatel-Lucent, Ericsson, Portugal Telecom, Spirent, Veraz - North America
Anritsu, Ciena, Cisco, HP, Hughes Network Systems, IBM, Mavenir, Motorola, Nortel, Qualcomm, RadioFrame, Sun, Tekelec
History
Dedicated to innovating and delivering the best integrated systems and services in the industry, Continuous Computing was the first company to design and build SPARC-based cPCI systems and the first to ship cPCI Gigabit Ethernet switches.
In February 2003, Continuous Computing acquired the portable software business of Trillium Digital Systems from Intel Corporation, which allowed the company to provide integrated solutions consisting of both hardware and software.
In July 2005, Continuous Computing acquired key people, products, and technology from UP Technologies in China. These resources enhanced the company's China market position and provided additional global product development, manufacturing, and regional customer support.
The company has over 300 employees globally and is both ISO 9001:2000 and CMMI Level 3 certified.
