Continuous Computing was founded in 1998 and headquartered in San Diego with development centers in Bangalore and Shenzhen. The company developed software for incorporation by telecom equipment manufacturers. They acquired the Trillium software business in 2003, which has been expanded into productised software protocol stacks for OEMs and femtocell system vendors to create complete products.
The company was acquired by Radisys in July 2011.
Our profile of the merged company can be found here.
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