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METROPLEX TECH COUNCIL CHOOSES NEOSPIRE AS WEB HOST

DALLAS, TX (August 13, 2004)

Dallas Web hosting company NeoSpire Inc., has been chosen by the Metroplex Technology Business Council (MTBC) to serve as its managed hosting services provider.

"When serving MTBC members and guests from companies such as Fujitsu, White Rock Networks, SBC and Nortel, Web-site access must be without fail, 24 hours a day and seven days a week," said Lonnie Martin, chairman of the MTBC and founder and chief executive officer of White Rock Networks, in a press release.

MTBC's success and survival depends on the organization's ability to share the latest about luncheons, events and the annual Tech Titan awards with its members and that "depends on a provider that can make sure we are online and always accessible," Martin said.

About MTBC

Founded in 1994 by MCI, Nortel Networks, Fujitsu and Rockwell International, MTBC is a non-profit technology trade organization that includes more than 300 member companies in the Dallas-Fort Worth area, including NeoSpire. The organization says its role is to create a supportive business environment for technology companies and technology professionals.

From its secure data center in downtown Dallas, NeoSpire will provide MTBC with managed hosting services including disaster recovery, enhanced security, remote monitoring and its STAR support services, said Mitch Gervis, NeoSpire's chief executive officer.

"Our approach is to deliver fail-safe, reliable solutions that keep mission-critical Web sites and applications running. Period," Gervis said.

About NeoSpire

NeoSpire Inc., based in Dallas since 1999, provides managed Web hosting services for organizations that deploy mission-critical Web sites and Web-based applications. Customers include Cellular One, Dallas Stars, Top Flite and the United Way, among others. The company has been named to the Dallas 100 list of Dallas’ fastest growing private companies for the past two years.