Dublin, Ireland / Xiamen, China – December 2, 2025 – Yeastar, a leading provider of Unified Communications (UC) solutions, has teamed up with DIDWW, a global telecom provider specializing in virtual phone numbers and two-way SIP trunking services. As a newly certified ITSP partner within the Yeastar ecosystem, DIDWW will deliver high-quality voice services and an extensive portfolio of DID numbers, enabling Yeastar customers to benefit from reliable PSTN connectivity and expanded international reach. Through this partnership with DIDWW, Yeastar UC platform users will gain access to scalable and compliant global communication services, with virtual numbers spanning key markets such as France, Germany, Spain, Singapore and Thailand. DIDWW’s advanced SIP trunking solution offers high-capacity capabilities, providing crystal-clear voice quality, robust security, and full regulatory compliance. Designed to handle high voice traffic demands, this solution ensures reliable and seamless connectivity for businesses of any size. Arya Zhou, Head of Global Sales at Yeastar,…
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