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NetXcell among `innovators'

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Hyderabad, May 17

NetXcell Ltd, announced on Thursday that they are selected as "One of the most innovative companies in India in 2007" by Microsoft. At "India is Innovation" summit, to be held at Bangalore in June, Microsoft will present a list of innovative products and companies that have created intellectual property and promise to unleash the next wave of IT growth in India. According to a statement, Netxcell will be a part of Microsoft "India is Innovation" booklet, which will be distributed among Indian and global venture capitalists besides software bodies such as Nasscom and TiE.

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