OverVoice definition

OverVoice means the patented and patent pending proprietary technology called OverVoice, which enables the transmission of voice, data and video simultaneously over traditional copper wires.
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OverVoice means services utilizing technology owned, licensed to, and/or otherwise controlled by CAIS, which technology, among other things, is utilized to communicate digital signals over twisted pair wires, including wires actively conducting voiceband communication.
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OverVoice as currently marketed and as proposed to be marketed are covered by the Patent Rights.
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