Product Bulletin
BladeWare FMS
BladeWare Fax-to-Email Server
Press Release
Article
White Paper
PowerPoint Presentation
|
The recent advent of blade servers, combined with IP-telephony and giga-hertz-plus
PCs, has created the conditions needed for Commetrex to develop BladeWare™ , a
category-defining software product. BladeWare, an open value-adding platform, gives the OEM the tools needed to
build the all-server-blade media server. It combines Commetrex’
OTF® Kernel
telephony middleware, a SIP Resource Service Manager, the OpenMedia™
host signal processing framework, and our
Packet-media Technologies
to produce an open, modular platform for servers based
entirely on PC blades. Although the architecture supports the addition of adjunct
resources, such as DSPs and PSTN interfaces, none are required to produce systems
that scale to 30,000 ports in one 19-inch equipment rack.
For the last few years, the MIPS available on one Pentium-class PC have been
adequate to process over 100 media streams, while still leaving ample processing
power to host several applications. And, with Moore’s Law still being followed by the
semiconductor industry, the number doubles every 18 months. Now, the availability
of blade servers make scaling the number of open-architecture processors in a system
as easy as adding a DSP-resource board. And the densities are nearly the same. But,
although blade-server architecture makes adding processors a snap, the
software required to harness these MIPS and provide seamless system expansion has
not been available.
BladeWare solves the problem. For a more detailed explanation how, read our white
paper The Next-Generation Media Server.
With the BladeWare SDKs, the developer can create any media-server application. But two BladeWare SDKs,
Fax Media Server and
Fax-to-Email, include application source code that is so complete, new development may not be required.
Please take advantage of the information available then contact us to discuss how
Commetrex can help you get your product to market faster and with less investment in
product development.
|