Fibernetics, a Cambridge-based telecommunications company, announced Nucleus, a new unified communication platform that will soon be able to translate conversations in real-time.
Nucleus integrates all channels of communication, including SMS, team chat, voice, video calling, and file sharing all from one easy-to-use platform. This innovation puts team members, customers and vendors on the same page, as the app is available across devices. The founders of Fibernetics plan to make this tool free for Canadian businesses.
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“With voice-to-voice real-time translation, we are leveraging AI to break down existing social, economic, interpersonal and geographical barriers,” said John Stix, co-founder of Fibernetics.
Nucleus leverages the latest technologies to help businesses:
- Save money on communication costs
- Optimize team collaboration
- Enhance overall communication
This application will be available soon, free for Canadian businesses with paid AI upgrades. For more information on Nucleus,
About Fibernetics: Fibernetics is one of Canada’s fastest-growing telecommunications companies whose rapid success has been leveraged by a marriage of established legacy systems with emerging Internet protocol-based technologies.
Founders John Stix and Jody Schnarr brought their knowledge and experience as pioneers of VoIP communications in Canada to build Fibernetics. Their vision is to provide affordable, cost-efficient, scalable voice and data convergence solutions to the Canadian marketplace. Founded as an Internet Service Provider, Fibernetics quickly grew to develop Canada’s very first commercially viable phone-to-phone communication service utilizing voice over Internet protocol.
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Fibernetics’ management team has a combined 70 years of telecom and Internet experience and is working to push the boundaries of the domestic and global telecom market. Founded in 1997, Fibernetics currently employs over 200 staff, with a head office in the heart of Canada’s high-tech region, Cambridge, Ontario. Today, Fibernetics owns one of Canada’s largest coast-to-coast networks and supports over 300,000 customers.
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