Netcelerate Launches New DSL Internet Offer

Netcelerate, an Ottawa-based VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) and Internet service provider is pleased to announce the release of their new line of DSL internet which offers significantly higher down-stream speeds to business clients.

Netcelerate's new DSL services, called Silver, Silver Turbo, Platinum and Platinum Turbo, provide a range of download speeds of 4Mb/s, 6Mb/s, 10Mb/s and 16Mb/s. This new internet offer provides clients with a significant range of DSL options compared to the standard 6Mb/s and 8Mb/s DSL offers presently on the market.

Silver, Silver Turbo, Platinum and Platinum Turbo DSL internet are delivered to customer premises via standard dry loop and require Netcelerate's Cloud Computing Edge: a proprietary routing device for traffic and network management. Even though Netcelerate's new DSL offer provides speeds ranging from 4Mb/s to 16Mb/s, businesses seeking faster speeds may as well be interested in FLEXband, an internet offer unequalled to Netcelerate, which provides speeds of 12Mb/s, 18Mb/s or 24Mb/s down-stream.

Leader in transforming business communications

ABOUT NETCELERATENetcelerate has become a leader in transforming business communications by providing small and medium enterprises with business grade phone systems, hosted and managed voice and data services, business communications, and mobility solutions. The company's solutions have been built using Cloud Computing architecture and robust, manageable network access innovation to ensure the best quality of service and the highest security for their clients. Netcelerate strives to provide affordable, easy-to-use, cost-saving solutions that are simple to integrate, modify and scale to accommodate enterprise growth. Netcelerate provides their clients with great telecommunication cost savings during maintaining high resiliency.

Netcelerate was established in 2003 and is headquartered in Ottawa, Ontario, with offices in Montreal, Toronto and Calgary. Netcelerate offers private networks across Canada, with network coverage in all major U.S. cities through various partnerships.