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Digivox or Switchium?

Danny September 28th, 2007

It’s an exciting day for Digium – today we announced the acquisition of Switchvox. And even though these two names were the winners of the straw poll here at Astricon today, we’re not really considering using either of them in the future. Josh Stephens and the guys in San Diego have done a great job [...]

Pimp your wct4xxp

Malcolm Davenport September 24th, 2007

And I mean that in the strictest Xzibit-sense of the word. Matt Fredrickson’s been putting a lot of work into the multi-port digital card driver. That’d be the following cards: TE420 , TE410 , TE405 , TE220 , TE210 , TE205 and of course the bundled versions of those cards (TE412/407/212/207). These performance improvements result [...]

More Time Travel

Malcolm Davenport September 21st, 2007

Aloha,   All this talk of time travel reminded me that I had some old photos from the LinuxWorld from the Winter of 2004 that was held in New York. Back then, the employee count was somewhere around a dozen or less.

What was I thinking?

Danny September 18th, 2007

This is the second most frequently asked question I have received since agreeing to leave a perfectly wonderful job as president of a large, publicly-held, well-established, and successful supplier of networking and communications equipment to lead the team here at Digium. The question comes in many different forms, some direct and some in a round-about [...]

Stop Calling, I’m trying to listen to Music

Malcolm Davenport September 14th, 2007

Okay, this is sort of product related, but it’s also a bit on the fun side. (this posting inspired by the shoutout Russell gave me on the commit list, detailed in this comment) I like to listen to music, a lot (frequently), and a lot (quantity) of it.  I even started a Last.fm group that’s [...]

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