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From: Savant4/4/2011 10:31:08 AM
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Internap Expands Availability of XIP Internet Traffic Accelerator

ATLANTA, April 4, 2011 /PRNewswire via COMTEX/ -- News Highlights

Demand for faster content delivery drives Accelerated IP (XIP(TM)) expansion
across Internap's global data center footprint

Customers experience up to four times acceleration and report higher end-user
satisfaction

Growing customer adoption reflects industry shift towards
"Acceleration-as-a-Service"

XIP demo shows performance improvement in side-by-side "horse race"

Internap Network Services Corporation (INAP), a leading provider of IT
infrastructure services, today announced that Accelerated IP (XIP), a
service-based Internet traffic accelerator that improves performance of
enterprise web services and applications by up to four times, is now available
across the company's global data center footprint. XIP complements Internap's
Performance IP(TM) route-optimized network connectivity to deliver a superior
end-user experience via end-to-end network optimization.

As enterprises increasingly deliver dynamic content, applications and services
over the Internet, the performance of the underlying network has become a key
priority to support differentiation and drive growth. With its ability to deliver
mission-critical, latency-sensitive Internet content to geographically dispersed
users, XIP is achieving significant customer adoption.

Jolokia Networks, a provider of hosting, streaming and IT services, turned to
Internap to accelerate the delivery of cloud-based applications for customers
with a wide network of international end users. XIP has significantly reduced
latency and improved application performance for traffic between Jolokia's
hosting sites in Europe and North America, resulting in a 40% web page load time
improvement. Complete Jolokia case study available here.

"As a provider of both content delivery and hosting services, Jolokia serves a
customer base seeking to make Software-as-as-Service offerings more efficient,
scalable and cost-effective. XIP gives us a competitive edge by enabling a
best-in-class performance infrastructure that few companies can match," said Mark
Pace, co-founder and chief technology officer of Jolokia Networks. "XIP has
dramatically improved our network performance, offering our customers a more
reliable experience delivering dynamic content globally."

Concurrent (CCUR), a global leader in video and media data and advertising
solutions, also is using XIP to reduce latency for its globally distributed SaaS
customers. XIP has accelerated Concurrent's application transmission speeds by up
to four times. Requiring access to a high-performance, globally-distributed
network, Concurrent selected XIP for its flexible "Acceleration-as-a-Service"
model that enables Concurrent to virtually extend the reach of its U.S. Data
center and provide its customer with uninterrupted, reliable and timely service.

"Businesses today have officially entered the next phase of the Internet:
'acceleration.' Slow sites and poor web performance can have grave implications
for businesses. Even one second of latency can result in a 7% reduction of
customer conversion and lost revenue," said Amar Khan, vice president of IP
Services at Internap. "The adoption of XIP among our Performance IP customers is
clear evidence of the prioritization of acceleration. The high-performance
network is the competitive edge businesses require in today's content-driven
market."

On April 6, 2011, Internap will host a webinar, "What's your Network Riding On?"
Internap's Khan will address the benefits of TCP traffic acceleration, and
Jolokia CTO, Mark Pace, will discuss how XIP helped dramatically improve delivery
of rich media and file-based content for his customers.

About Accelerated IP (XIP)

Originally launched in April 2010 in limited markets, XIP accelerates end-to-end
Internet traffic from the application to the end user. Ideally suited for dynamic
web content, XIP delivers improved response times for websites and web-based
applications, as well as faster file downloads.

XIP is a TCP acceleration technology provided as a service that does not require
hardware to enhance online application performance and enables customers to pay
based on usage.

The service is now available across Internap's IP footprint in Amsterdam,
Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Dallas, Denver, Frankfurt, Hong Kong, Houston, London,
Los Angeles, Miami, New York City, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Santa Clara, Seattle,
San Francisco, San Jose, Toronto and Washington D.C.

About Performance IP

Performance IP provides premium network connectivity and performance across
Internap's global footprint.

Deployed by thousands of companies around the world and backed by a 100%
proactive, uptime service level agreement, Performance IP combines the ability to
deliver traffic across numerous carrier networks globally with patented Managed
Internet Route Optimizer(TM) (MIRO) technology.

About Internap

Internap provides high-performance IT infrastructure services that enable our
customers to focus on their core business, improve service levels and lower the
cost of IT operations. Our colocation, connectivity and managed hosting solutions
are differentiated by unparalleled levels of performance, availability and
support. Since 1996, thousands of enterprises have entrusted Internap to deliver
their business-critical IT infrastructure needs. For more information, visit
internap.com, our blog at internap.com, or follow us
on Twitter at twitter.com.

About Concurrent

Concurrent (CCUR) is a global leader in innovative solutions that enable the
seamless delivery, management and monetization of video on any screen. Built on a
solid foundation of video firsts and patented, Emmy(R) Award winning technology,
Concurrent's screen-independent video delivery and media data solutions create a
truly holistic, 360-degree view of the consumer video experience. By harnessing
the full potential of video, Concurrent provides customers in the cable, telco,
wireless, web, advertising and content development industries with new revenue
opportunities such as advanced advertising. Concurrent's video solutions are
built upon a rich heritage of high-performance real-time technology, which also
powers solutions for the defense, aerospace, automotive and financial industries.
Concurrent is a global company with offices in North America, Europe and Asia.
For more information, please visit ccur.com. Concurrent Media Contact:
Jenny Stallings, 678-258-4166, pr@ccur.com

About Jolokia Networks

Jolokia Networks is a leading service provider offering customized hosting
solutions, content management and delivery. Utilizing its private cloud
infrastructure, and leveraging worldwide content distribution and dynamic
application acceleration technologies, Jolokia delivers unequaled hosting
solutions designed to meet the specific needs and highly enhance the end user
experience of its customers. From SaaS solutions for ISVs, to delivery solutions
for live and on demand rich media, Jolokia's platform provides customers with
secure, customizable, rapidly deployed solutions that are designed for their
individual needs, and not packaged in a one size fits all approach. Jolokia's
experience and deep understanding of the hosting and streaming process makes it a
unique and powerful partner for all companies who have top tier products and need
first class solutions. For more information please
emailsales@jolokianetworks.comor phone 408-689-0290.
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