Overview
Excentis provides cutting-edge testing tools and services encompassing testing, consulting, and training tailored for all access networks. The company offers ByteBlower (a traffic generator and analyzer) and XRA (a real-time DOCSIS analyzer), along with testing consultancy, training, testing infrastructure, and outsourcing services.
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- Why did my Wi-Fi suddenly get worse? It’s one of those customer complaints that sounds simple. But underneath, a lot can be happening. Maybe the customer moved to another room. Maybe interference increased. Maybe the device switched to another Wi-Fi band. For the customer, none of that matters. They just notice that the connection that worked a moment ago is suddenly slower. For the operator, that is a much harder problem. Because a modern Wi-Fi device can make decisions on its own about which band to use. With Wi-Fi 7 and
- Your newest gateway still has to serve yesterday’s devices. Rolling out Wi-Fi 7 doesn’t mean every device in the home suddenly benefits from Wi-Fi 7. A typical household is a mix. A new smartphone may support Wi-Fi 7. A laptop may still use Wi-Fi 6. A TV or older tablet may rely on Wi-Fi 5. And many IoT devices are still perfectly happy on 2.4 GHz. That matters for operators. Because the gateway doesn’t operate in a Wi-Fi 7 household. It operates in a mixed-device household. And not every client can use the same capabilities. For
- One of the things I appreciate most about Excentis is the combination of deep technical expertise and great people. Whether it's solving complex challenges for customers or simply sharing a good moment together, it's the team that makes the difference. Proud to be part of the journey. 👏 #TeamExcentis #Telecom #Innovation #TeamWork
- When too much traffic builds up, packets start waiting in queues. Your speed test may still look impressive, but the connection can feel slow. That’s when customers notice it: A video call freezes. A game reacts too late. An application suddenly feels sluggish. Wi-Fi 7 helps by creating more room for traffic. L4S tackles a different problem: keeping that traffic from getting stuck in long queues when the network gets busy. But how do you know what the customer will actually experience? That’s exactly what we test in the Excentis
- Work is more than just work. We feel that every day at Excentis. Our people are driven by innovation. It might sound a little cliché to say it’s in our DNA, but in this case, it really is. We’re a team of engineers, technical experts and curious minds who like to understand how things work, challenge what already exists and keep pushing for better solutions. And when we commit, we go all-in. That means a lot of hard work, deep dives, testing, troubleshooting and sometimes refusing to let go of a problem until we understand what’s
- Wi-Fi 7 is faster, more reliable and has lower latency. But what's actually under the hood? IEEE 802.11be introduces a wide range of new mechanisms designed to improve throughput, efficiency, reliability and latency. The challenge isn't keeping up with another Wi-Fi standard. It's understanding how these mechanisms work, why they were introduced, and how they interact. • How does Multi-Link Operation (MLO) improve reliability and lower latency? • When do Multi-RUs and preamble puncturing actually increase efficiency? • What
- Your connection is only as good as the weakest link in the chain and we’ll help you find it. For 30 years, Excentis has been the go-to specialist in connectivity testing for broadband networks worldwide. We help internet operators keep coax, fiber, and wifi networks fast, stable and reliable, so their customers never have to think about their connection. We do that through three pillars: • Products: ByteBlower and XRA, the tools operators trust to generate, simulate, and analyze network traffic and catch problems before
- Friday night, 8pm. Thousands of subscribers are streaming, on a video call, or mid-game and the network stutters. Buffering, dropped packets, connections that just die. Support lines light up over something that never showed up in the lab: an edge case that only appears when thousands of people hit the network at once, during peak hours. That's the exact scenario we simulate before a device ever reaches someone's home. With the ByteBlower 5100, we recreate the behavior of tens of thousands of users streaming, gaming, and
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