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Home » IPeak Awarded Patent for Packet Protection

IPeak Awarded Patent for Packet Protection

June 24, 2010
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IPeak Networks, a start-up based in Ottawa, was awarded a U.S. patent in connection with its “IPQ” (Internet Performance and Quality) packet protection technology designed for video conferencing, telepresence, and virtualized computing markets.

Matthew Williams, IPeak Networks founder and chief technology officer, is the author of the patent and inventor of the IPQ technology.

IPeak Networks implements the patented methods in a full line of IPQ appliance products for video conferencing and telepresence applications: IPQ VC2, IPQ Presence, and IPQ Concentrator. An optimized version of the same IP packet protection engine is also found in the company’s new line of software clients and virtual machines developed for the terminal services, server-based computing, and virtual desktop infrastructure markets. Additional patents are pending.

http://www.ipeaknetworks.com

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