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TeamSpirit® Voice&Video Engine to Support Taiwan’s Governmental Advanced Research and Education Network

MOSCOW – March 19, 2008 – SPIRIT DSP, the world’s leading provider of voice and video software engines, announced today that Taiwan’s National Center for High-Performance Computing (NCHC) has chosen SPIRIT’s TeamSpirit® 3.0 Voice&Video Engine PC to support Taiwan’s Advanced Research and Education Network. SPIRIT won this government project in a public bid among all competitive solutions.

NCHC, supported and funded by the government of Taiwan, is Taiwan’s leading source for HPC (high performance computing) hardware, software and networking resources. NCHC created a new remote educational program, to help fulfill the “Challenge 2008” plan recently implemented by the government of Taiwan, established to foster the creativity and talent that Taiwan needs to achieve success in the new world economy. The TeamSpirit engine will be used in conjunction with the NCHC’s newly developed videoconferencing system, giving remote users a high-quality voice and video over IP (V2oIP) experience.

“SPIRIT again has demonstrated its ability to deliver the highest quality voice and video over IP experience. Its award-winning technology has been proven by the largest telecommunications companies in the world. After careful review and testing, we’re now confident in SPIRIT’s ability to deliver the best communication experience,” said Shyi-Ching Lin, Education Platform Project Leader at NCHC.

“Taiwan is a very advanced market for V2oIP technology, and we’re pleased that our voice and video engine is supporting Taiwan’s Advanced Research and Education Network, lead by the National Center for High-Performance Computing,” said Alex Kravchenko, VP Sales of SPIRIT. “Within the distance learning and remote education markets, there’s a burning need for quality, converged communications. Our engines solve the technical issues typically encountered in V2oIP, offering the smoothest voice and video experience possible.”

TeamSpirit 3.0 Voice&Video Engine PC is a pre-integrated IMS-ready embedded software product that encapsulates wideband voice and video processing to offer the smoothest video and voice integration experience for NGN (Next Generation Network) services and applications.

The engine seamlessly bundles standard and proprietary wideband voice and video codecs, acoustic echo and noise cancellation, packet loss concealment, adaptive jitter buffer and network optimizing functionality, voice/video synchronization, all standard telephony protocols, CPU load control and more, allowing fast and easy integration into complex products designed to deliver low-latency V2oIP. The engine supports next generation IMS features: 3gp voice/video sharing, voice/video recording, 3gp playback/record, RTSP/SDP protocols, push-to-talk, etc., and is optimized for Microsoft® Windows® 98/2K/XP/Vista, Apple® Mac OSR X, and Linux, among other operating systems.

Today, SPIRIT has the only voice and video engine that spans all communication devices and all market segments, including mobile OEMs/ODMs, semiconductor vendors, VoIP service providers, software vendors and developers of multi-player games and social networks (set-top boxes, PCs, mobile softphones, WiFi and 3G phones, cordless IP phones, IMS platforms and Web conferencing systems). The Company’s award-winning engine powers more than 100 million voice channels across 80 countries.

About SPIRIT

SPIRIT DSP (www.spiritDSP.com) is the world’s leading provider of carrier-grade voice & video software engines since 1996. SPIRIT communication software is used in over 80 countries and powers more than 100 million voice channels. SPIRIT counts among its direct customers Adobe, ARM, AT&T, Blizzard, BT, China Mobile, Cisco, Ericsson, HP, HTC, Huawei, Korea Telecom, Kyocera, LG, Microsoft, NEC, Oracle, Polycom, Radvision, Samsung, Siemens, Skype, Texas Instruments, Toshiba, ZTE, and 200+ other telcos, OEMs and software vendors. SPIRIT smart-phone OEM customers’ shipments jointly exceed 60% share of the global market.

18 March 2008