Google is presenting $68.2 million to pay money for publicly-traded, a San Francisco-based company which trades technology that is used to distribute voice and video over IP networks the Global IP Solutions.

Google is a long-time Global IP elucidation purchaser. Additional patrons’ are Yahoo , which certifies the technology to control voice chat on Yahoo Messenger, over and above Nortel, Samsung and AOL .

In a launch, Global IP Solutions declares,
“It expects to continue to support its current customers but doesn’t offer specific details about where it will fit at Google, saying simply that it will “continue to enhance and extend our products and technology.”

One huge clue: previous month, Global IP Solutions said,
“It was introducing new technology that makes it simple for Android developers to integrate video conferencing and chat into their apps. “

The agreement requires to be accepted by the possessor of 90 percent of Global IP Solutions’ stockpile, but the companies utter,
“They already have the support of shareholders who own more than 50 percent of the company, including backer Kistefos Venture Capital.

Google is offering a 142 percent premium to Global IP Solutions’ stock price in January, when the company disclosed there had been “strategic interest from a potential buyer” and a 27.5 percent premium to its price last week.”

This is the second achievement in Google’s latest 15-company shopping binge that is associated to VOIP. In November, Google bought up VOIP supplier Gizmo5 for a descript $30 million so as to get better Google Voice.

[Via Moconews]