TelExcell offers a high-performance DSL portfolio known for reliability, interoperability and ease of deployment in customer premises and infrastructure applications. TelExcell uses field-proven hardware and software platforms to streamline product design and interoperability qualification. We conceived the core technology behind DSL. This achievement is reflected in its solutions: CPE solutions for DSL modems/routers, integrated access devices (IADs) and residential gateways Infrastructure solutions for digital loop carriers (DLCs), remote terminals and DSL access multiplexers (DSLAMs) The transition to voice and video-enabled DSL products creates opportunities for both new and established players to introduce increasingly full-featured DSL products. TelExcell's technology tie-ups offers products which integrate VoIP, video and wireless LAN functionality to enable a variety of converged end equipment designs.

Mobility and Wireless Solutions extend network resources and communication tools to employees away from their desks ? workers roaming within the offce, teleworking from home, or traveling on the road. These solutions don't replace the wired network infrastructure, but rather extend it to areas where access to the wired network is limited or out of reach. As businesses adopt mobile computing and employees become more mobile at work, businesses can extend employees access to critical corporate network resources such content, applications and communication channels thereby improving productivity and collaboration and helping workers stay more connected to customers. Wireless solution can extend network access and help mobile professionals become more productive on the road, while improving customer service and maximizing the value of company network resources. Using virtual private networking (VPN) and wired and wireless local-area network (LAN) connectivity, companies are equipping knowledge workers with the tools to be more productive and responsive on the road.

 Voice over IP (VoIP) involves the transmission of voice and fax information over packet data networks concurrently with traditional data packets. VoIP provides many benefits for all levels of users, from networking equipment manufacturers and designers who are providing next-generation equipment to service providers, who are marketing these services to business and home users.