Ubiquity Launches SIP Program

CARDIFF, U.K. -- Ubiquity Software (LSE: UBQ.L), creators of the most widely adopted standards-based, carrier-grade SIP Application Server (SIP A /S), today announced the launch of the Ubiquity Developer Network (UDN), the industry's first community of developers, Ubiquity partners and customers with a common interest in exploiting the commercial opportunities for new services based on the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) standard. UDN will shorten time-to-market and expand the availability of a broader range of new multimedia Internet applications, such as Voice over IP, multiplayer gaming, and location-based services.

SIP has become accepted as a mature and commercially-viable Internet Protocol (IP) standard that is being widely adopted by global carriers and large enterprises that plan to deploy a new generation of converged services. The creation of UDN fills a gap in the market for new SIP applications and demonstrates Ubiquity's commitment to provide an open forum to drive the creation of SIP applications for today's fixed line and wireless applications, and emerging IP Multimedia Service (IMS) networks. Ubiquity has established an online community for UDN at www.developer.ubiquitysoftware.com. The site will be accessible at 10:00AM (GMT).

"Through the creation of UDN, Ubiquity expands its leadership role in commercializing SIP technology, and promoting new applications that accelerate time-to-market while increasing the value of our own proven SIP Application Server," said Ian McLaren, President and CEO of Ubiquity Software. "UDN is the first such community to connect Service Providers with developers in this type of open forum. UDN is filling a valuable role in the industry by fostering creation of new multimedia IP services. No other forum leverages the skills of ISVs, technology partners, systems integrators and developers to create this new generation of SIP-based applications."

Ubiquity Software Corp. (London: UBQ)