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Intelenet Selects RouteScience PathControl Optimizing Internet Traffic for Regional Hosting Provider

San Mateo, Calif.—December 8, 2003— RouteScience, a leading provider of network optimization solutions, today announced that InteleNet Communications, Inc., a regional managed hosting provider has selected RouteScience® PathControl™ to optimize Internet traffic for their customers

San Mateo, CA December 8, 2003 -- RouteScience, a leading provider of network optimization solutions, today announced that InteleNet Communications, Inc., a regional managed hosting provider has selected RouteScience® PathControl™ to optimize Internet traffic for their customers. InteleNet provides managed hosting, colocation, and data center services to a broad range of customers from its state-of-the-art data center in Irvine, California.

“Applications availability and performance are critical issues for our customers like GameSpy Industries, one of the largest Internet gaming sites as well as our other corporate customers in manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, financial services, and other markets,” said Mark Towfiq, president and CEO of InteleNet. “We have seen firsthand the benefits of using RouteScience to manage the complex task of routing multiple Gbps of traffic to several diverse national backbone providers and network peers. With RouteScience, we have been able to provide the best network performance and availability to our customers while reducing our overall cost for bandwidth.”

RouteScience PathControl products use patent-pending technology to monitor, assess, and maintain applications availability over any network infrastructure. Deploying PathControl technology enables organizations to minimize their bandwidth costs while simultaneously improving applications availability and performance. By dynamically controlling traffic flows over both private WAN and public Internet links, the PathControl software frees network operations staff from the burden of manual adjustments to their infrastructure. Service providers and enterprises can realize a return on investment in just six to 12 months based on bandwidth cost savings alone.