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Voice over internet protocol (VoIP) solution which use open source software are slowly being adopted by more firms, it has reportedly been claimed.

UK companies and consumers are used to being able to access fast broadband connections from most destinations, either through an ADSL line or wireless.

British companies could save on their mobile phone costs by switching to a voice network that makes use of both fixed and portable connections, it has been suggested.

Large numbers of small-to-medium sized businesses (SMBs) in the UK are considering setting up a voice over internet protocol (VoIP) connection in order to reduce communications costs and improve efficiency, new research shows.

While web connections of around 10MB per second have proved adequate for innovative online services such as voice over internet protocol (VoIP), the academic world is set to gain access to much faster speeds.

A new series of tests being carried out on wireless local area networks (WLAN) and Wi-Fi internet connection systems are unlikely to reveal potential health problems from their use, it has been suggested.

The expansion of broadband has opened up communications with services such as VoIP, but Ofcom has warned that internet service providers may not be making clear the speed of connections to their customers.

With ambitious companies likely to be spread around a number of locations, problems which arise may not be possible to sort out in person due to geographical limitations.