Is Bandwidth.com the Future of VoIP and Voice?

December 16, 2009 at 12:01 am PT

Bandwidth.com, despite having a name only a late ’90s investor could love, has built a profitable all-IP network and expects to bring in $85 million in sales this year. Today it also is announcing that it’s opening up its network as a platform for any business that wants to build out a voice over IP service–and it sees voice as merely a launchpad for even more communications services.

Todd Barr, vice president of marketing at Bandwidth.com, says the company has shifted its business to providing voice services over its platform as a way to boost margins.

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Tagged with: bandwidth.com, economy, GigaOm, hardware, innovation, Internet, Silicon Valley, Stacey Higginbotham, telecom

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