AudioCodes HD VoIP code arrives on MIPS cores

AudioCodes has announced that its VoIPerfect and VoIPerfectHD software are now available on MIPS32 processor cores. It's an interesting evolution both for AudioCodes and MIPS.

Chip designers and the companies who want a single "System on a Chip (SoC)" solution to drop into IP phones and other integrated devices can now get HD VoIP technology integrated straight into a solution without additional parts. Fewer parts, cheaper devices, everyone is happy. AudioCodes says it has optimized HD VoIP solutions for MIPS single and multi-threaded 32-bit cores, with higher acceleration on a multi-threaded core.

MIPS processors show up in a variety of devices for the digital home, network devices, and even mobile devices.  Broadcom and Cavium Networks build their single-chip solutions on the MIPS architecture and the end-result appears in everything from IP phones to routers and even media devices. Take a screwdriver to your consumer electronics boxes and you'll find MIPS family chips in Linksys, NETGEAR, Sony, Pioneer and even laser printers.

For more:
-  Release [1] on MSNBC.com

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