Tehuti Networks Partners with AMCC, Molex and Fulcrum Microsystems to Demonstrate 10GbE Backplane Ecosystem at Intel Developer Forum San Francisco 2007

Demonstration to produce a comprehensive data traffic simulation of streaming video

AUSTIN, TX – September 18, 2007 – Tehuti Networks, a semiconductor company providing 10 Gigabit Ethernet (10GbE) single-chip, low-power network TCP/IP controllers, will participate with AMCC, Fulcrum Microsystems and Molex in a public demonstration showcasing a 10GbE Backplane Ecosystem in Tehuti Networks booth #630 at Intel Developer Forum San Francisco 2007, September 18-20 at the Moscone Center West.

The demonstration consists of a Tehuti Networks TN3016-D controller that will transmit data packets to an AMCC QT2055 evaluation board. A 10 Gigabit per second (Gbps) signal from the AMCC board will be sent across the Molex I-Trac reference backplane to an AMCC/Fulcrum reference switch. The Fulcrum switch will forward the data to a second Tehuti Networks controller. The result will be a complete end-to-end server, backplane and switch 10 Gbps solution with streaming video outputs.

“Tehuti Networks is pleased to participate in a real-world application demonstration of 10GBASE-KR backplane Ethernet with networking industry leaders including AMCC, Molex and Fulcrum Microsystems,” said Blaine Kohl, vice president of marketing and sales, Tehuti Networks. “Not only is Tehuti Networks a proponent of 10GBASE-KR, but our small-footprint and low-power controllers are leading the way for next-generation backplane Ethernet applications.”

The Tehuti Networks TN3016-D is a dual-port 10 GbE TCP/IP controller optimized for applications sensitive to power and price and is targeted for server network appliances. The PCI Express controller has two high-speed 10 Gigabit XAUI interfaces.

About Tehuti Networks
Tehuti Networks is a fabless semiconductor company that develops solutions-on-a-chip (SoC) for accelerating 10 Gigabit Ethernet TCP/IP processing. Tehuti solutions improve processing performance and provide significant cost benefits to original equipment manufacturers and IT users. The company has received funding from Alice Ventures, Alice Lab, Technion R&D Fund, ProSeed Venture Capital Fund, and Lachman Goldman Ventures and the Chief Scientist of the Government of Israel. Tehuti Networks has executive offices in Austin, Texas and research and development in Herzelia, Israel. More information is available at www.tehutinetworks.net.