Telecommunication Protocol Technologies
Netbricks is a leading developer and supplier of Portable Protocol Stacks compliant
with Protocol standards as published by the standards bodies
around the world ( ITU, ETSI, ANSI, IETF, 3GPP...)
Engineered specifically for the OEM market, all Netbricks' software is written in “ANSI C” and takes full
advantage of our modular and portable architecture which allows platform (Compiler, OS and CPU) independence. Netbricks has a unique experience
of communication protocols for both traditional TDM, NGN and IMS Networks: our software solutions
span major network environments such as 3G, VoIP, SS7, ATM, ISDN and PSTN.
Netbricks supplies its Source Code to over 400 major telecommunications equipment developers, networking manufacturers and OEMs. Netbricks
software and hardware enable customers to achieve a low risk,
fast time-to-market with reduced development costs while creating
leading edge equipment.
The company's protocol expertise covers MGCP, H.248, SIGTRAN, SIP, RTP, 3G-H.324M, DIAMETER, ISDN, ATM, SS7, V5, LES, X.25, FR, V.90 SoftModem, FAX, T.38 FoIP, Lawful interception .... In addition Netbricks has developed a few specific hardware products … all
targeted at the unique needs of the OEM. Each solution is in full compliance with International
(ITU), European (ETSI), North American (ANSI) or National specifications and recommendations and includes European and / or FCC certification
Netbricks considers as an essential part of its mission to be technology enabler for a seamless and cost effective transition to
Next Generation Networks. Thanks to its wide portfolio of signaling protocols and its expertise in both circuit and NGN packet technologies, Netbricks can contribute
to this transition by supplying protocol conversion software packages like ISDN to SIP or SS7 to SIP signaling converters that are required in softswitches and
gateway controllers. Available off the shelf or integrated “on demand” such full software solutions are using interfaces based on standardized IP transport protocols
like SIGTRAN.