4-2-2001
ClearCube Enables New Highs in Computing Uptime and Remote Management
~New Blade Switching BackPack Delivers Unprecedented Control Over Computing Assets~

AUSTIN, TX (April 2, 2001) -- ClearCube Technology unveils the Blade Switching BackPack, an innovative extension to its highly acclaimed C3 Architecture for networked enterprise computing. The C3 Architecture revolutionizes desktop management by centralizing computing assets while delivering full PC functionality to the desktop. The new Blade Switching BackPack adds intelligent desktop routing capability to C3’s centralization giving IT managers unprecedented remote control that results in lower administration costs with higher end-user uptime.

“Companies continue to look for better ways to manage their computing systems,” said IDC analyst Roger Kay. “One of the ways to manage CPUs centrally is to have them physically reside together in a central location.”

The ClearCube Blade Switching BackPack and associated uptime management software tools give IT managers and administrators the ability to remotely switch a desktop user from one centralized computer to another in the event service is required. Instead of several hours of downtime due to waiting for desk-side support, end-users are switched to a spare computer within seconds. This new technology also lets IT managers share an end-user’s view of their screen for cooperative troubleshooting, take full remote control of any computer, and even perform remote hardware reboots.

“We are providing can now empower IT managers and outsourced management firms with the ability to control computing assets remotely from anywhere in the world,” said Mike Frost President and CEO of ClearCube Technology. “The resulting increase in uptime and manageability is unprecedented in the industry and will help accelerate the adoption of the C3 Architecture into enterprise computing.”

ClearCube’s C3 Architecture is a managed solution that enables unparalleled security and manageability advantages with the performance and user experience of a managed PC. This innovative approach centralizes computing assets into the data center and delivers the full PC functionality to the desktop over standard Category 5 cable up to 200m away.

“Companies continue to look for better ways to manage their computing systems,” said IDC analyst Roger Kay. “One of the ways to manage CPUs centrally is to have them physically reside together in a central location.”

ClearCube’s Blade Switching BackPack leverages the centralization of the adds to C3 Architecture to result in less trips to the desktop, less costs associated with user downtime, and a lower cost of ownership for the bottom line of the IT budget.

About ClearCube Technology

ClearCube was founded as a research and development company with the goal of developing cost-effective methods to transmit data faster and farther over existing copper wire infrastructures. Today, ClearCube is an industry leader in providing managed desktop solutions to enterprises. ClearCube’s patented wire transmission technology reduces downtime, enhances security, saves space, and lowers maintenance costs. For more information, visit www.www.clearcube.com.

For more information please contact:

Kenneth Knotts
Director of Marketing
ClearCube Technology
512.652.3425
ken@clearcube.com