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Digium -- provider of the open source private branch exchange (PBX) called Asterisk -- yesterday announced plans to support Intel Corp.'s NetStructure and Dialogic products in its Asterisk Business Edition. Asterisk creator and Digium founder Mark Spencer says the move to support Intel -- a company that among other things is a highly established telephony card vendor -- will translate to more features and functionality for firms that use Asterisk-based telephony systems with Intel components. SearchEnterpriseLinux.com recently spoke with Spencer to find out a little more about this announcement and Asterisk, and to get his thoughts on the open source movement in general.
Note that the Dialogic channel (driver) for Asterisk is a proprietary one. It is only available as part of "Asterisk Business Edition", which is the proprietary version of Asterisk (Digium holds the full copyrights for Asterisk to allow such relicensing).
So this is just another binary-only driver from Intel.
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So this is just another binary-only driver from Intel.