Tehuti Networks Joins IBM Blade.org Community

AUSTIN, TX – February 9, 2006 – Tehuti Networks, a provider of low power, high performance 10 Gigabit Ethernet accelerator chips for high volume applications, today announced the company has become a sponsoring member of Blade.org - an open community that will develop and advance next-generation technologies for blades. The Blade.org community, along with Tehuti Networks, will initially focus on solution design guidance, compliance and interoperability testing, industry events and marketplace education.

“We are pleased to be a part of the Blade.org community, and look forward to working with our fellow members in influencing the direction of the Blade market,” said Blaine Kohl, VP of Marketing Worldwide and Sales; Business Development, North America. “Server blades are one of the key applications of Tehuti Networks’ 10 Gigabit Ethernet solutions as we are focused on serving the needs of volume 10G Ethernet applications demanding low power and high performance.”
                                                                                          
More than 40 technology leaders including IBM and Intel announced earlier this week the official formation of Blade.org. New members include Altiris, AMD, Avnet, BladeFusion, Broadcom, Brocade, CGAtlantic, Citrix Systems, Clovis Solutions, Devon IT, Emulex, Force10 Networks, Fulcrum Microsystems, HCL Technologies, IBM, Intel, iVivity, Myricom, NetApp, NetEffect, Neoware, Nortel, Novell, OpenService, PathScale, QLogic, Qumranet, Red Hat, Sensory Networks, Server Engines, Stargen, Symantec, Teak Technologies, Tehuti Networks, Universal Network Machines, Universal Scientific Industrial, Virtual Iron, VMware, Voltaire, Wyse Technology and Zeus Technology.

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.