List Of Telephone Switches
This is an incomplete list of central office (telephone company operated) telephone switches and Enterprise Level Office Telephone switches.
Read more about List Of Telephone Switches: AGCS, American Digital Switching, Alcatel, Automatic Electric, Avaya, BPL Telecom, GPO/PO/British Telecommunications, C-DOT, CopperCom, CORAL Telecom, Datang Telecom, DGT, Daewoo, DIAX, Digium, DSC Communications Corp., Electronics and Telecommunications Research Institute (Korea), Ericsson, Excel Switching, Fujitsu, Great Dragon Telecom (GDT), GEC, Hitachi, Huawei, Hyundai Electronics Industries, Indian Telephone Industries Limited, Inventel, Iskratel, It:Italtel, ITT Corporation (Includes ITT-Kellogg), JS Telecom, KAREL, Kvant-Intercom, KD, Leich, LG Electronics, LONIIS, Marconi (was GEC), Metaswitch, Mitel, Motorola, NEC, Nika (Ukraine), Nokia, North Electric (Galion, Ohio), Nortel, Nortel Netaş (Turkey), NTT, Oki, Philips, Spetstroy-Svyaz, Pupin Telecom, REDCOM Labs, Samsung Telecommunications, Siemens, Sonus, Stromberg-Carlson, Tadiran Telecom, Telesis A.S., Telrad, TEMCCO (Iran), Tekelec, Tropico, VEB Kombinat Nachrichtenelektronik, Veraz Networks, VESNET, Vidar, USSR Manufacturers, ZTE, Experimental and Canceled Switches
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