STOCKHOLM and SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Enea (Nordic Exchange/Small Cap/ENEA), a world leading provider of network software and services, today announced an enhanced version of the Enea LINX interprocess communications (IPC) services product for distributed telecom systems. Enea LINX provides a number of new features that increase overall service availability, including protocol/feature negotiation, priority messaging, and support for Enea Element in-service upgrades.

Protocol/feature negotiation enhances availability by ensuring compatibility between all Enea LINX versions, thereby facilitating seamless IPC upgrades for fielded systems. Priority messaging increases service availability by maintaining communications in systems that become congested due to a fault condition. In-service upgrades increase availability by enabling software upgrades to be performed on live systems without disrupting service.

“Enea LINX is the best IPC technology for building portable, scalable, distributed telecom software,” said Terry Pearson, vice president of marketing for Enea. “Protocol/feature negotiation builds on this future-proof pedigree, enabling equipment makers to take advantage of the latest Enea LINX upgrades on a node by node basis without compromising compatibility with existing Enea LINX implementations.”

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