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Trillium Creates Global Telecommunications Map to the Future
LOS ANGELES - April 07, 1997 - Trillium Digital Systems, Inc. recently unveiled its map for the global telecommunications infrastructure. The poster-size map (22x33 in, 56x84 cm) shows telecommunications applications, services, products and technologies in a colorful and concise diagram. The map is intended to help top executives, software engineers and marketing professionals chart a course for their telecommunications products and strategies.
Trillium's map displays legacy, current and future technologies for Signaling System 7 (SS7), Asychronous Transfer Mode (ATM), Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN), Frame Relay, V5, Internet Protocol (IP) and X.25. There are also easy reference tables for terms, standards bodies and relevant Web sites.
Trillium's President and Chief Executive Officer Jeff Lawrence said: "Telecommunication users and manufacturers have said this map is an easy-to-use reference source that helps them navigate through the complexities of the telecommunications infrastructure. Trillium software solutions are used throughout this network by telecommunications equipment manufacturers who rely on our software solutions to build their products. The map also highlights Trillium's current and future software source code solutions that may be used in products such as switches, access devices, service platforms, operating system kernels and test equipment."
Trillium has provided its communications software source code to more than 200 companies around the world. Trillium software has become the de facto standard for ATM signaling and is widely used in SS7, Frame Relay and ISDN products.
Trillium provides the most comprehensive line of portable and integrated communications software solutions available from a single source. Mr. Lawrence said: "We will continue to develop communications software to support the increasing variety of new applications and services. Our software solutions are designed to bridge legacy, existing and emerging technologies and to provide greater interoperability and flexibility for our customers."
A free copy of the map may be requested from Trillium's Web site at http://www.ccpu.com/
Continuous Computing acquired the portable software business of Trillium Digital Systems from Intel Corporation in February 2003.
About Continuous Computing
Continuous Computing provides integrated systems and services that enable telecom equipment manufacturers to rapidly deploy Next Generation Networks (NGN). Over 150 customers worldwide benefit from the company's unique blend of customized professional services, Trillium protocol software, AdvancedTCA and CompactPCI systems, and BladeCenter hardware. Continuous Computing helps customers reduce platform lifecycle costs, optimize data delivery, and accelerate deployments of NGN, 3G/4G Wireless, and IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) infrastructure. The company is ISO-9001 and CMMI certified and based in San Diego with development centers in China and India. For more information, visit www.ccpu.com.
Continuous Computing is a member of the Intel Embedded and Communications Alliance (www.intel.com/go/ica), Communications Platforms Trade Association (www.cp-ta.org), Femto Forum (www.femtoforum.org), IMS Forum (www.imsforum.org), Service Availability Forum (www.saforum.org), and the Blade.org ecosystem (www.blade.org).
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