Copper was a hot topic at the Broadband World Forum in Paris which Garry Kelman and Steve Cooke attended during the last week of October. There was much media coverage focused on the merits of fibre alternatives, and specifically copper. This follows the release of a new Analysys Mason report (FTTx roll-out and capex in developed economies: forecasts 2010–2015), in September. John C. Tanner from Telecomms Europe wrote: “Little wonder the future is fiber. Unless it isn’t. And it might

Recent media coverage has described DSL Rings as an invention set to move the telecommunications industry into the fast lane after receiving backing from a group of local investors. The coverage continues stating that Genesis Technical Systems has perfected a new technology in the shape of hi-tech DSL Rings which dramatically increase the speed of broadband internet using existing copper wire networks rather than replacing them with costly fibre optic cables. Read on for full coverage details . Pictured above: (l-r) John

Genesis received press coverage in Canada’s National Post and other Postmedia Network papers this week. The article, written by the National Post’s Jamie Sturgeon, suggests that Genesis “has all the makings of a cinema-worthy business tale….”. Whilst Genesis is pleased to receive coverage in Canada’s national press, there are a few corrections to the article that we have addressed here to help avoid confusion. Genesis’ DSL Rings system installs home-to-home copper loops re-using the existing copper and shortening the distance

We are thrilled to learn that GE’s Ecomagination Challenge has short listed Stephen Cooke’s idea for a National Green Plan utilising Genesis Technical Systems DSL Rings technology. Stephen’s idea made the top 100 short list from 3786 ideas submitted from countries across the globe, from Pakistan to Peru. Stephen’s idea was one of 4 ideas from Canada that made it to the short list. See if you can spot Steve in GE’s top 100 grid below and click through to watch