aitcore

Carry five calls on the bandwidth of one.

aitcore sits between your switch and your WAN and rebuilds every voice stream to use a fraction of the line. A standard call needs 87.2 kbps. After aitcore, it needs about 10.0 kbps.

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Before87.2 kbps
With aitcore10.0 kbps
Per call, one direction. 89% less bandwidth.

Where the savings come from

Each step builds on the last. Start from a plain G.711 call on Ethernet at 87.2 kbps.

  1. Transcode G.711 to G.729

    The voice payload drops from 64 kbps to 8 kbps while keeping toll-quality speech.

    31.2 kbps64% saved

  2. Pack 40 ms of voice per packet

    Half as many packets per second means half as many headers crossing the link.

    19.6 kbps78% saved

  3. Compress IP/UDP/RTP headers

    cRTP shrinks the 40-byte header to about 4 bytes on point-to-point WAN links.

    10.0 kbps89% saved

Built for the links that cost the most

Satellite backhaul, leased lines, microwave hops and congested international transit are where every kilobit is paid for. aitcore is designed for carriers, call centers and enterprises moving voice across those links.

  • Works with your PBX and softswitch. Standard SIP and RTP in, standard SIP and RTP out.
  • Voice quality you can measure. Per-call MOS, jitter and packet loss on the dashboard.
  • Fails open. If the optimizer stops, calls pass through unoptimized instead of dropping.
  • More calls on the same circuit. Delay a bandwidth upgrade instead of paying for it.

How many calls could your link carry? Put in your numbers and find out.

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