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Singtel, Vonage partner to integrate Paragon platform

By TechTaffy Desk

Singtel has announced a partnership with Vonage, a cloud communications company and subsidiary of Ericsson, to help enterprises and telcos innovate and scale their services through Singtel’s orchestration platform, Paragon.

Telcos from Singapore, Thailand, Spain, Taiwan, and Indonesia that use Paragon will be able to integrate Vonage and Paragon APIs into a unified telco and edge API library. Global independent software vendors, enterprises, and developers can use these APIs to deliver digital services over hybrid networks, edge, and public cloud infrastructures across multiple markets.

Vonage APIs will be available in the Paragon platform marketplace. Singtel also plans to make network and edge APIs available to developers through the Paragon and Vonage API platforms. These capabilities are expected to be available for preview beginning in Q4.

[Image courtesies: Vonage]

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