Teknovus, Dongwon Win at KT

Teknovus and Dongwon announce win at Korea Telecom

January 18, 2007

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PETALUMA, Calif. -- Dongwon, a leading supplier of optical communications equipment in Korea and Teknovus, the leading provider of Gigabit Ethernet Optical Network (G-EPON) chipsets for deployment of triple-play services in broadband access networks, announced that Korea Telecom (KT) has selected the Dongwon Fiber-to-the-Home (FTTH) solution, based on Teknovus' chips, for major deployment throughout Korea. KT, Korea's largest service provider, is deploying Dongwon's FTTH solution as part of its nationwide broadband network that will deliver premium grade triple-play services.

Teknovus is the sole winner of KT's current benchmark performance test. Dongwon represents Teknovus' third equipment vendor win with KT. Previously, Teknovus announced wins with Samsung and Corecess. Teknovus has extensive current and ongoing deployments throughout Korea through its equipment vendors. KT stated, "Teknovus' chipsets are continuing to fulfill our requirements for enabling advanced video services while meeting strict QoS (Quality of Service) performance and cost parameters. Teknovus' Turbo EPON provides KT with the roadmap to support faster and faster speeds for advanced video services."

Dongwon's FTTH solution enables service providers to cost-effectively deliver triple-play services over a passive FTTH network. Mr. Dong Ho Lee, Senior Vice President of IP/Optical Networks of Dongwon, remarked, "Our winning solution, based on Teknovus' chips, was selected for deployment following rigorous testing by KT. With Teknovus, we are supporting KT's transition from a copper-based, last-mile network to a fiber-based infrastructure, taking advantage of lower OPEX while adding premium services. We are matching the cost of VDSL at 1000 times the speed. Teknovus is carrier-grade. Their Turbo EPON provides us with a roadmap to 10G systems."

Teknovus Inc.

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