Callax International, a global telecom company specializing in low-cost communication services, reportedly has purchased a SIP-enabled next generation Home Location Register from Blueslice Networks.

Serving as the mission critical register for mobile subscriber management in the Callax mobile portfolio, Blueslice’s (News - Alert) ngHLR 3000 will offer flexibility to centralize subscriber profile information from domains other than 2G/3G.

Blueslice’s ngHLR 3000 is built on the Converged Subscriber Platform 3000, which combines a HLR/AuC, HSS, SIP Registrar and SIP Redirect Server to deliver the convergence of subscriber profiles across 2G, 3G, and VoIP domains. The Platform also centralizes subscriber information into one logical place.

The Converged Subscriber Platform 3000 also has a very high subscriber density and unequalled scalability in the market.

Ömer Varol, CEO, Callax International said that their company is focused on increasing the range of communication alternatives for their customers, while providing a competitively priced service.

They acknowledge the contribution of Blueslice Networks’ (News - Alert) ngHLR 3000, which has allowed them to deliver mobile services to their customers in an elegant and converged way with their existing fixed services.

Stephan Ouaknine (News - Alert), president and CEO, Blueslice Networks, said he recognizes Callax as a dynamic and innovative service provider with important operations in Germany, France, Spain and the United Kingdom. He also expressed his company’s delight at being part of Callax’s success and global expansion plan.

Blueslice Networks recently sold a SIP-enabled ngHLR, HSS and AAA, bundled into one fully integrated solution, to Unify Mobile who intends to start activities with one of its mobile operations in Switzerland, in&phone.

Blueslice’s CSP (News - Alert) 3000 includes the ngHLR and its Advanced Low Cost Roaming solutions. The solution will enable in&phone to offer subscribers new roaming features and significantly reduce, even eliminate, roaming charges.

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