Some 500 test engineers have just completed a two-week IP Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) plugfest, hosted by Verizon. Mark Wegleitner, Verizon's senior vice president and CTO said initial feedback suggests significant progress has been made to prove that IMS is the right platform for next-gen networking equipment and networks.
A collective sigh of relief from an industry betting its future on the technology, and front page news if the outcome of the interop tests had been anything else.
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