OnePath Networks provides point-to-point fiber-optics convergence solutions.
US company Direct Digital, which provides communications networks in multi-family communities, has installed OnePath Networks systems in eleven states Western US states. Direct Digital will use the Israeli company's product to provide broadband services and analog and digital video broadcasts to its customers in these states. The volume of the deal was not disclosed, but it is estimated at more than $500,000.
OnePatch Networks offers a broadband access platform named iPath, for cutting the costs involved in deploying a network. This is achieved by merging most of the network's functions on a single broadband transmission solution, instead of deploying several cable networks and modems at the subscriber's home.
Direct Digital is a provider of communications networks in Western US communities, through which it provides video, voice and data services. The Seattle, Washington-based company operates broadband systems in eleven US states.
OnePath Networks (formerly Foxcom) was founded in 1993 and has a staff of 95. It raised $40 million in May 2000, at a company value of $200 million, after money.
Published by Israel's Business Arena on 28 August, 2000