Japan's KDDI Closes Their Twilio Clone, Partners With Twilio Instead

Back in April of 2012, KDDI Web Communications (part of KDDI, Japan's second largest telecoms company) launched boundio. Meant to allow developers to build services that ran over phone lines (like, say, a basic call center), it was sort of like a less-awesome Twilio. One year later, the company is shuttering boundio and replacing it with... wait for it... Twilio.

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