roderickm September 13th, 2007
The first question we hear from visitors is invariably, “if you give away your software, how do you make money?” Good question, and one that presents a great opportunity to explore the challenges of being a truly open source company today. Mark’s ha-ha-only-serious answer is, “Any way we can.”
markster September 6th, 2007
You know, I didn’t really start out on a mission to change the world, but more just seemed to stumble into it. When I started Digium (Linux Support Services at the time), it was just me. The mission was really about seeing what I could do. Then you start to add some people and it’s [...]
Malcolm Davenport September 6th, 2007
What in the world is HPEC? I briefly mentioned it yesterday, but I’ll do a little bit more elaboration here. We’ve written a number of open source echo cancelers, all named after people (Mark, Mark 2, Mark 3, Steve, Steve 2, KB1, MG2). And they’re all *pretty* good, but none of them are G.168, the [...]
Malcolm Davenport September 5th, 2007
Howdy, Malcolm Davenport, product management for boards and appliance products, here. Last Friday was very exciting as we saw the release of not one, not two, but three new products. 1) VPMADT032, a new small echo cancellation module capable of 128ms/channel, replacing the older VPM100M which only supported 32ms/channel, that supports both the TDM2400P, as [...]