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Interphase announced today that it has joined the MontaVista Partnering Program to provide embedded developers with complete carrier-class solutions for third generation (3G) wireless and 'converged' next generation (NGN) markets. For more details, please see the press release included below. With kind regards, Annette Oevermann Pacifico, Inc, (408) 293 8600 x341 Interphase Joins MontaVista Partnering Program Interphase controllers and software integrate with MontaVista Linux to enable lower development costs and reduced time-to-market MontaVista Seminar Series, Ottawa, Canada, April 30, 2002 -- Interphase Corporation (Nasdaq: INPH), an international supplier of embedded next-generation networking technologies, and MontaVista Software, the company powering the embedded revolution, announced a strategic partnership today to provide embedded developers with complete carrier-class solutions for third generation (3G) wireless and 'converged' next generation (NGN) markets. As a new member of the MontaVista Partnering Program, Interphase is incorporating MontaVista Linux on its embedded communication controller products that provide intelligent interfaces to communications infrastructure products. As the communications market demand for open solutions such as Linux rises, Interphase will meet its customers' needs for reduced time-to-market and reduced development costs through its support of the leading open embedded Linux operating system on the market today, MontaVista Linux®. "MontaVista Linux is a cost-effective and versatile development platform and operating system for the embedded market. Its broad platform support and valuable tools meet the needs of our customers while enabling them to meet their requirements of short development cycles and reduced development costs," said Felix Diaz, vice president and general manager, Telecom Products Division, Interphase Corporation. "Our support of MontaVista Linux is especially important for applications such as signaling gateways and softswitches." MontaVista Linux is currently supported in many Interphase controllers including the 4575, 5575 and 6575 ATM Over OC-3/STM-1 communications controllers in PMC, PCI and CompactPCI form factors. MontaVista Linux support is also underway on the Interphase 1635 T1/E1/J1 communications controllers through Interphase software development kits (SDKs) that provide robust development tools for ease of integration and reduced time to market. Interphase also plans to offer on-board support of MontaVista Linux on a new product family that will be announced at SuperComm in June. All Interphase carrier-class products enable customers to deploy their designs to market quickly and cost effectively by outsourcing hardware and software development with scalable solutions that preserve their investment. "We are excited to partner with Interphase to provide complete solutions to developers in the communications market," said Sheila Baker, vice president of marketing, MontaVista Software. "MontaVista Software has become a leading supplier of software solutions to the communications equipment providers. Interphase is a key provider of network connectivity solutions and we are pleased to recommend them as our communications controller of choice." The two companies are displaying their solutions worldwide at the MontaVista Seminar series, "Moving from a proprietary RTOS to embedded Linux," from April through June, 2002. For more information on seminar dates and locations, visit http://www.mvista.com/wwseminars/seminar.html or e-mail seminar@mvista.com. About Interphase Corporation Interphase Corporation designs and delivers high performance connectivity solutions for computer and telecommunication networks. The company's products connect computer and telecommunication servers to Wide Area Networks (WANs), Local Area Networks (LANs) and Storage Area Networks (SANs) using Asynchronous Transfer Mode (ATM), Ethernet, Signaling System (SS7), Fibre Channel (FC), Frame Relay (FR) and Integrated Services Digital Network (ISDN) technologies. Headquartered in Dallas, with offices across the United States, Paris, London, Munich and Bangkok, Interphase 2001 revenues were $28.7 million. Clients include Lucent Technologies, Nortel Networks Ltd., Ericsson Inc., Hewlett-Packard Co., IBM Corp., Compaq Computer Corp., Motorola Inc., Fujitsu Ltd., Lockheed Martin Corp. and the Raytheon Company. Additional information about Interphase and its products is available through the company's web site at www.interphase.com. The Interphase logo is a registered trademark of Interphase Corporation. All other trade and service marks are property of their respective companies. Linux is a registered trademark of Linus Torvalds. MontaVista is a trademark of MontaVista Software, Inc. Java. All other names mentioned are trademarks, registered trademarks or service marks of their respective companies.