VoIP and WebRTC: Real-Time Voice in the Cloud
VoIP and WebRTC: Real-Time Voice in the Cloud VoIP and WebRTC are two ways to move voice over the internet. VoIP has long connected phones and SIP trunks, while WebRTC brings real-time audio directly to browsers and mobile apps. In the cloud, these technologies can mix freely, delivering flexible communication for teams and customers. The result is simpler setup, lower costs, and faster innovation. When you host calls in the cloud, you typically route browser users through signaling and media servers, then connect to traditional phone networks when needed. WebRTC handles the browser side with native audio APIs, while VoIP gateways translate to SIP or PSTN as required. This blend lets a company offer browser-based chat and full phone calls without new hardware on site. ...