Article: Session Border Control House Newport Goes On The Block.

British session border controller house Newport Networks this morning said that it is close to going under, the victim in part of a rapidly changing enterprise telecom market in which major router players are making companies such as Newport essentially obsolete by building session border control capability into their products.

In a filing with the London Stock Exchange Newport said that its sales during the first six months of the year were "restricted to just maintenance revenues" (it was $8.5 million in the red for the first half of this year, and for all of 2007 had sales of just $260,477 and lost $17 million), and that it saw few prospects for ...

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