Designed and developed in the USA.
Every line of IBeX4 is developed by Finite Technologies (FTI) in Anchorage, Alaska. Agencies run it on infrastructure they control, from their own data centers to isolated networks.
A phone system you can trace to its source
Where is IBeX4 developed?
In the United States. IBeX4 is designed, written and packaged by FTI in Anchorage, Alaska. FTI, a US company founded in 1990, has developed IBeX since 2002.
Who controls the system?
You do. IBeX4 installs on your own Debian 13 virtual machines, LXC containers or servers, in your data center or chosen government cloud region.
Can it run on an isolated network?
Yes. IBeX4 does not need to be reachable from the Internet. For high-security installations we offer custom licensing that does not require monthly usage reports, built around your security requirements.
Who supports it?
FTI, the developer, with standard support during business hours and 7×24 support available. There is no reseller chain between you and the engineers who build IBeX4.
Built for the public sector
Agencies and departments
State, local and tribal government, and agencies that need a phone system they own and operate.
Public safety and utilities
Organizations that keep critical communications on their own infrastructure.
Education and public institutions
Universities, school districts and public institutions with in-house IT and virtualization teams.
Procurement facts
| Country of development | United States (Anchorage, Alaska) |
|---|---|
| Developer | Finite Technologies Incorporated (FTI), a US company founded in 1990 |
| Deployment | Customer-controlled: VM, LXC container or dedicated server, anywhere Debian 13 runs |
| Isolated networks | Supported; custom licensing without usage reporting available for high-security sites |
Government questions
Is IBeX4 made in the USA?
Yes. IBeX4 is designed and developed in the United States by Finite Technologies (FTI) in Anchorage, Alaska.
Can IBeX4 run without an Internet connection?
Yes. IBeX4 runs on isolated networks. For high-security installations that cannot share usage statistics, we offer custom licensing without monthly usage reports.
Does IBeX4 run in a government cloud?
IBeX4 installs anywhere Debian 13 runs, including virtual machines in government cloud regions.
How is IBeX4 licensed for government?
Usually as a monthly subscription based on your peak number of configured devices, including updates and standard support, with 7×24 support available. For high-security installations that cannot publish usage statistics, we offer custom licensing without monthly usage reports, and a perpetual licence may be available for capital budgets. We are flexible and will meet your requirements. See pricing.
Planning a government phone system?
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