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September 27, 2005 02:51 AM US Eastern
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.tmp) SPIRIT DSP Named to
the 2005 'Pulver 100'; Top Privately Held Growth Companies in Global
Communications Market
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FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Sept. 27, 2005--SPIRIT DSP (www.spiritDSP.com/voip), a leading embedded voice
and VoIP software products provider, announced today that it has
been named to the 2005 pulver 100. The pulver 100 list features the
top privately held growth companies in the communications sector
worldwide - the companies that represent the future of the
communications ecosystem. SPIRIT DSP has been named to the list due
to the international recognition of its VoIP products, competitive
market position, and quality of deals, partnerships and strength of
technology.
SPIRIT's leading market position is based on the industry-proven
ability of its products to provide the highest possible voice
quality in any IP network on any platform - PC, PDA or 3G mobile.
For more than 10 years SPIRIT DSP delivers the top-quality embedded
voice and communications solutions to global telecom leaders.
SPIRIT's flagship VoIP solution, TeamSpirit(TM) voice engine, is
based on this deep expertise and innovative approach, and is
recognized as a market leading solution for multi-point full-duplex
voice conferencing.
"The VoIP market is accelerating at a significant rate, and we at
SPIRIT DSP are doing our best to provide the market with the
industry-leading reliable and comprehensive solutions, to set and
maintain the highest quality standards with our field-proven voice
communication products," said Andrew Sviridenko, SPIRIT's founder
and chairman, " Being selected to the pulver 100 is really an honor
for SPIRIT DSP."
The enterprise-grade VoIP software of SPIRIT DSP has been
recently endorsed by a number of deployments with the world's
leading software and hardware vendors. Oracle, the global #1
software servers provider, integrated TeamSpirit(TM) voice
conferencing engine into the latest release of Oracle Collaboration
Suite 10g. TeamSpirit(TM) now powers the voice functionality in
Oracle server solution for enterprise collaboration, providing the
best possible voice quality to Oracle business customers. SPIRIT
software ensures superior voice quality in Macromedia Breeze,
on-line conferencing and collaboration solution delivered through
Macromedia Flash(R) Player, which is currently installed on nearly
600 million Internet-connected desktops and mobile devices. SPIRIT
embedded voice engine is inside HTC Universal, the world's first 3G
Windows Mobile 5.0-based smartphone, the revolutionary tri-band
GSM/UMTS *mini-laptop*, distributed globally with T-Mobile, Orange,
Vodafone and other mobile networks.
"The pulver 100 is the VoIP industry's first and foremost award
listing, and it continues to grow in significance, because companies
like SPIRIT DSP continue to develop and spread IP technologies and
solutions to improve people's voice communication experience in any
environments and on any platforms, said Jeff Pulver, Founder and
Chairman of pulvermedia. "We're proud to name SPIRIT DSP to this
year's pulver 100."
About the Pulver 100
Originally introduced in 2002, the Pulver 100 features private
companies in the communications sector that have substantial
real-world deployments and enjoy significant growth rates. The value
chain characterized by Pulver 100 differs from the vertically
integrated telecom model of the last century, focusing more on a
networking-industry model that espouses open interfaces,
connectivity decoupled from services, and software decoupled from
hardware. For additional details on the 2005 Pulver 100, please
visit http://www.pulvermedia.com/
About SPIRIT
SPIRIT DSP (www.spiritDSP.com/voip) employs 120 professionals,
has been in international software licensing business since 1992.
SPIRIT is a bootstrap and has been profitable for 12 years. SPIRIT
focus is communication, speech and VoIP software products and today
SPIRIT counts among its clients Agere, Atmel, Flextronics, Ericsson,
Furuno, HTC, Hyundai, JRC, Kyocera, LG, Macromedia, Marconi, NEC,
Nortel Networks, Oracle, Panasonic, Philips, Polycom, Samsung,
Siemens, Texas Instruments and Toshiba, among 200+ other
communication OEMs and software vendors. Through the brand names
SPIRIT communication software is used in 70+ countries and powers
50+ million voice channels. SeeStorm is SPIRIT subsidiary for
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