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Liquid Computing Announces First Customer Acceptance of LiquidIQ Computing System for Army High Performance Computing Research Center

Los Altos, CA & Ottawa, Canada April 23, 2007 Liquid Computing Inc., a developer of a new class of scalable computing system, announced today the first customer acceptance of LiquidIQ. The system was accepted in March by Network Computing Services, Inc. (NCSI), systems integrator and computing facilities manager for the Army High Performance Computing Research Center (AHPCRC).

"The LiquidIQ system delivers new capabilities and performance to the high performance computing industry," said Paul Muzio, NCSI VP of Government Programs and AHPCRC Support Infrastructure Director, "LiquidIQ is an excellent high-capability computer based on an innovative new architecture. LiquidIQ delivers high performance computing capabilities previously only available in high-end purpose-built machines. The innovative standards-based architecture delivers unique system-level virtualization features providing for virtualized and mixed-workload environments. The system also offers the promise of significant operations cost savings due to autonomic system management, and advanced power and cooling capabilities.

Paul and his staff are leading edge technologists and we are very pleased to be working with them, said Tom Kreidler, VP of Federal Sales at Liquid Computing, passing the acceptance tests of a demanding customer like NCSI is a very important milestone for our new LiquidIQ product.

About Liquid Computing
Liquid Computing Inc. is first to deliver a new class of computer system called LiquidIQ to meet the needs of scalable computing users within Enterprise High Performance Computing and Software as a Service markets. LiquidIQ is an award winning fabric computing class computer that delivers a set of managed computing and communications resources. It can be configured with software commands into one or several cluster configurations, shared memory or cache coherent server regions at best lifecycle economics and uncompromising performance, scalability and availability. For more information, visit www.liquidcomputing.com.

For more information:
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Tom Kreidler
Liquid Computing
443-321-8744
tom.kreidler@liquidcomputing.com

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Cerys Goodall
High Road Communications
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