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Savvis Communications Corp. SVVS

An SI Board Since February 2000

Posts	SubjectMarks	Bans	Symbol
26	3	0	SVVS

Emcee: William F. Wager, Jr.	Type: Unmoderated

Introduction Market Data Compact

We are a leading provider of high quality, high performance global networking and Internet
solutions to medium and large businesses, multinational corporations and Internet service
providers. We currently offer a wide range of managed data network services, high bandwidth
Internet access, virtual private networks, Internet security services and colocation services.
The SAVVIS ProActive(SM) Network was created through the combination of the Bridge
network, which was constructed to meet the exacting requirements of the financial services
industry worldwide, and the SAVVIS network, which was constructed to provide high quality
Internet access in the United States. Bridge utilizes the SAVVIS ProActive(SM) Network to
deliver Bridge's content and applications to over 5,000 financial institutions, including 75 of the
top 100 banks in the world and 45 of the top 50 brokerage firms in the United States. We
provide services, through Bridge, to Chase Manhattan Bank and Morgan Stanley Dean Witter
and directly to approximately 700 customers, including ebay Inc., CDNow, Inc. and Sage
Networks, Inc. The SAVVIS ProActive(SM) Network was constructed to meet the real-time
data delivery requirements of the most demanding customers. Our network is one of the largest
data networks in the world, has been operational since 1996 and has over 6,000 buildings
on-net in 75 of the world's major commercial centers in 47 countries. We expect to be
connected to 81 cities in 52 countries by the beginning of 2000. Our network architecture is
based on asynchronous transfer mode, or ATM, frame relay and Internet protocol, or IP,
architectures. Additionally, our 75 city global system connects to eight PrivateNAPs(SM),
which will be expanded to twelve by March 2000, allowing our global network to by-pass the
congested public Internet access points. This network design enables us to provide real-time
packet delivery and guarantee low latency and low packet loss. The network also allows us to
tailor our service offerings to our customers' needs and to offer a range of quality of service
levels. We are enhancing the capabilities of our network and the services which can be offered
on it through the upgrade and expansion of our colocation facilities. During 2000, we expect to
complete upgrades and construction of over 250,000 square feet of colocation space in eight
U.S. cities and London.

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26	SAVVIS Second-Quarter Investor Webcast Re-scheduled for Tuesday, July 19 at 5:30	Savant	-	7/14/2005
25	Internet Stocks Help Nasdaq Make Headway New York, Jul 14, 2000 (123Jump via C	ms.smartest.person	-	7/17/2000
24	I sold out at $22.50 during early March. I felt at the time that the downside	The Stock Doctor	-	4/25/2000
23	FutureSource/Bridge Announces Major New Release of Professional 3.0 Thu Mar 23	Joseph Strohsahl	-	3/24/2000
22	Quiet period ends Monday.. The analysts will be SVVS PR.... IMO	whitephosphorus	-	3/9/2000
21	To be honest, I sold my entire position on 3/8/200o and moved all the proceeds	The Stock Doctor	-	3/9/2000
20	you have to hope by the time the quiet period ends and the time for coverage st	blankmind	-	3/8/2000
19	Looks like we may be round the corner heading north. I bought an initial stake	James Hutton	-	3/8/2000
18	i am hoping for a replay of infonetservices (in) which went from the low 20'	blankmind	-	3/5/2000
17	Last weeks drop to the low 18's range was a surprise for me. This stock is	The Stock Doctor	-	3/5/2000
16	plus they have a guaranteed revenue source as they expand to the year 2010. we	blankmind	-	3/1/2000
15	SVVS will go to $60 this year and split and maybe even get taken over. This is	The Stock Doctor	-	3/1/2000
14	svvs broke the rules and issued 17 million shares instead of 5 million or less.	blankmind	-	2/26/2000
13	Partners: With state-of-the-art Lucent ATM switches along with Cisco and Norte	blankmind	-	2/26/2000
12	svvs global map: savvis.net	blankmind	-	2/26/2000
11	svvs u.s. network map: savvis.net	blankmind	-	2/26/2000
10	I could not agree more. This stock will be bought out lock, stock and barrel w	The Stock Doctor	-	2/26/2000
9	It's the large float that did it in. Captitalization around 2B it appears.	Thomas Palakeel	-	2/26/2000
8	WIth the recent purchase of EXNT for $4 billion or so, I would think there woul	James Hutton	-	2/23/2000
7	I see that SVVS is turning around fast. Lets hope for a good day.	Joseph Strohsahl	-	2/18/2000
6	In my opinion, Savvis is going to be an outstanding Long Term holding. I agree	Courtney R. Allen	-	2/17/2000
5	It fell below it's offering price because it was offered not by MSDW but by	Raj Dolas	-	2/17/2000
4	Broken deal? As I recall, MSDW has never have any deal which trades below its	d_trader_99	-	2/17/2000
3	Jeff--glad I passed on this one. bill	William F. Wager, Jr.	-	2/15/2000
2	Doesn't look good Bill - late opening, doubled the shares, and no interest	Jeff James	-	2/15/2000

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