Let's take a leap of faith that presence is broken off from being bundled into instant messaging, IP telephony or other systems. Given what IBM is building in terms of its gateway that supports other presence methods (e.g., XMPP) and the capability of the gateway to support various plug-ins, then perhaps this forms the basis of a multi-protocol presence server that could integrate with a variety of signaling interfaces. Nahhhh....
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