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CinTel Partnering With Samsung Networking to Supply $1.9 Million of LAN Equipment to Republic of Korea Air Force

Posted on: Thursday, 2 March 2006, 12:00 CST

CinTel Corp. (OTCBB: CNCN), a leader in Internet traffic management, announced today it has signed a sales agreement with the Republic of Korea Air Force (ROKAF) for the supply of $1.9 million (USD) worth of network equipment. CinTel will, in conjunction with Samsung Networks (www.samsungnetworks.net), be supplying all replacement LAN (Local Area Network) equipment to ROKAF with the exception of cables.

This project involves replacing outdated ATM LAN equipment currently being used by the ROKAF with highly effective gigabit Ethernet-based environment. This will enable ROKAF to greatly increase informational resources so that the ROKAF may look ahead to almost limitless expandability, stability, and a more secure network environment that can enable highly-efficient security, operation, education and technology within the network.

Kyung-Seop Lee, the department head of sales at CinTel's Korean subsidiary states, "Although CinTel has supplied to many government agencies over the years, the last few years have been lackluster. This sale to ROKAF will be a catalyzing event which will reinvigorate CinTel's government sector IT presence. With our ever expanding ability to offer a total solution, we will be able to create packages that suit the needs of government agencies and enterprise level customers."

Sang Don Kim, the CEO of CinTel announced, "2006 will be a watershed year for CinTel, as we will focus on maximizing company value through dramatically increased sales of our core business of internet traffic management (ITM), cache and NI (Network Integration) business. We will continue or efforts to acquire other profitable companies in the ever-expanding arena of digital content market. Supplying replacement LAN to ROKAF is a small but good example of the type of sales to come in 2006. CinTel will move from supplying simple ITM solutions to much larger projects encompassing system integration and network integration to maximize revenues and profits and bring the best total solutions to each client. Just as CinTel has succeeded in securing Hyundai Heavy Industry (HHI)'s overseas projects in conjunction with KT (formerly, Korea Telecom), CinTel cooperated with Samsung Networks to secure this project. CinTel will continue to strategically ally with the likes of KT and Samsung Networks to drastically increase revenues in 2006. While CinTel is working on system integration projects, we continue to build on our core network of ITM with our iCache and iLog solutions

About Samsung Networks

Samsung Networks was founded in 1987 for improving the communication business in Korea. Samsung Networks has been continuously making rapid progress and development as the leader of global information communication enterprises connecting more than seventy countries all over the world based on four domestic information network centers (Kwacheon, Kumi etc.) and five overseas IT centers (New Jersey in the U.S.A., Tokyo, Japan, London, England, Beijing, China and Singapore). Samsung Networks provides network service, telephone service, digital multimedia service, 'E-Biz' service necessary for enterprise's overall 'e-business' activity based on global network infrastructure . Samsung Networks' has approximately 760 employees and had revenues of more than $433 million (USD) in 2004.

About CinTel Corp.

CinTel Corp., while based in the U.S., has its main business operations in Korea and provides enterprise technology solutions to deliver faster internal and external network service. It is a company devoted to providing software and hardware solutions for faster Internet service, improved service levels and user experience. CinTel's solutions allow network administrators to improve system performance, reduce server loads and bandwidth demands while improving secure web access and securing content. Founded in 1997, CinTel introduced Korea's first dynamic server load balancer, which has now evolved into a world-class product. CinTel's award-winning Internet Traffic Management (ITM) solutions are marketed to customers worldwide. CinTel maintains its position as a leader in Internet Traffic Management through continuous research and development efforts. CinTel is also a recognized leader in Content Delivery Network (CDN). For additional information, please visit: www.cintelcorp.net or contact our US headquarters.

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Source: Business Wire

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