Genesis Technical Systems, founded in 2007, has survived the fund-raising recessions of 2008-present, and has continued to make impressive progress with its DSL Rings® technology on all fronts under extreme market conditions.

DSL Rings is the only affordable, high speed broadband solution that contains all the technical assets needed to deploy the next wave of advanced digital services to all households and businesses. DSL Rings Technology is:

Superfast. 400 Mb/s. DSL Rings is capable of delivering up to twenty times the current copper-based Internet Access speeds over the same copper pairs

Affordable. Genesis modelling demonstrates that the per user cost of deploying DSL Rings is between 1% and 5% of the cost of laying a fibre optic infrastructure.

All inclusive. DSL Rings is effective in rural and urban areas, offering a technical leadership to the widest possible customer base, in the shortest possible time.

Environmentally sound. DSL Rings is a low power solution with no requirement for batteries, nor extensive power equipment. Furthermore it has the potential to form the basis of national level Green Plans.

Non-disruptive. DSL Rings is implemented without disruption to the existing network. It also avoids the need for trenching, a requisite of deploying a fibre optic infrastructure, which causes significant disruption to local housing and business communities.

A complete solution. DSL Rings delivers superior performance for voice, video, and data.

Demonstrable. DSL Rings performance has been demonstrated in the laboratories of two major European telecom service providers and several major International Telecom Industry Trade Shows.

Patent protected. Genesis currently has five International Patent applications pending with several more in the pipeline.

We welcome interest from accredited investors who would like to learn more about investment in Genesis and the opportunity to make significant returns from our ground breaking DSL Rings technology.

Take a look at the Genesis AGM Video that showcases key 2010 developments.