Wired for sound: how SIP won the VoIP protocol wars (Ars Technica)

December 8, 2009 | News

As an industry grows, it is quite common to find multiple solutions that all attempt to address similar requirements. This evolution dictates that these proposed standards go through a stage of selection—over time, we see some become more dominant than others. Today, the Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is clearly one of the dominant VoIP protocols , but that obviously didn’t happen overnight …
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