News Release 26th February 2004

CacheLogic announces deep packet inspection device to target Peer-to-Peer traffic

CacheLogic, the Cambridge-based intelligent routing and caching company, announced today the general availability of its latest product - the Cacheswitch.

The Cacheswitch is a high performance network device that inspects all traffic traversing the network to identify, selectively route and load balance Peer-to-Peer traffic to a cluster of Cachepliance devices. The Cacheswitch can be deployed in a number of scenarios to allow maximum throughput and resilience.

"The Cacheswitch allows ISPs and Service Providers to further leverage the savings offered by the Cachepliance product line and provides an extremely valuable insight into the real nature of Peer to Peer traffic activity taking place on their network" said Adam Twiss, CEO of CacheLogic.

Further details on the Cacheswitch can be found at http://www.cachelogic.com or by contacting CacheLogic sales

Editors' Notes
CacheLogic (http://www.cachelogic.com) is based in Cambridge, England and provides unique solutions to alleviate the infrastructure costs associated with Peer-to-Peer file sharing on ISP and Service Provider networks. The company's products provide intelligent Peer-to-Peer traffic management devices that provide ISPs with a multi-million dollar annual saving -- all without impacting the end-user experience.

Legal Note: All trademarks and registered trademarks previously cited are hereby recognized and acknowledged. CacheLogic, Cachepliance and Cacheswitch are trademarks of CacheLogic.

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