Sprint Launches Wholesale VoIP

Sprint announced today the availability of the Partner Interexchange Network (PIN) to provide business-to-business wholesale exchange of voice traffic.

The Sprint PIN service sets up a community of partners who can directly exchange VoIP service between themselves when operating on Sprint’s IP network, allowing participants to effectively bypass the PSTN.

According to the company, because there is a direct exchange between partners, access termination fees and LEC tandem fees can be lowered or eliminated.

“Operators are searching for alternatives for how to deliver voice and data traffic,” said Dan Dooley, president of Sprint Wholesale Solutions. “At Sprint, we are seeing greater demand for Voice over IP services. As more companies adopt VoIP and migrate away from traditional TDM voice services, there is a definite need for affordable, scalable technologies to securely exchange voice traffic. This is what PIN provides.”

View the release.

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