Xalted Networks

About Xalted Networks

Xalted Networks, operating as iAcuity Telco Solutions Private Limited, provides specialized software and solutions for the telecommunications and government sectors. The company was originally founded in 1999 in Mountain View, California, as a provider of telecommunication equipment and network systems. In May 2011, Xalted Networks was acquired by Kranem Corporation in a transaction later classified as a reverse merger. The Indian entity, iAcuity Telco Solutions Private Limited, was incorporated in September 2001 and is currently active, with Ajay Batheja serving as Chairman and CEO. Mr. Batheja has over two decades of experience in business strategy, M&A, and operations within the security and telecommunications industries.

The company's business model centers on providing end-to-end Proactive Intelligence, Analytics, and Revenue Maximization software solutions. It serves two primary client bases: Communication Service Providers (CSPs) and government Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs). For CSPs, iAcuity offers a suite of OSS/BSS solutions designed to manage complex networks, maximize revenue, and improve operational efficiency. Revenue generation is achieved by helping telecom operators reduce fraud, eliminate revenue leakage, and enhance business performance. For government agencies, the company provides tools for monitoring communications to defend against security threats.

iAcuity's product portfolio is built upon its proprietary Xalted Intelius Platform, which integrates intelligence, IT, and communication technologies to manage big data. Key offerings for the telecom market include solutions for Lawful Interception (iLIS), Revenue Assurance (iRevAssure, iRoamAssure), Fraud Management (iFraudPrevent), and network intelligence. The company's 'iAcuity' product is an open-source intelligence (OSINT) platform that collects and analyzes data from public sources like social media, blogs, and government reports to create actionable intelligence for analysts. The company partners with system integrators like Tech Mahindra and network equipment providers such as Nokia to deliver its solutions.