Santa Clara, CA, June 1, 2005 - Bay Microsystems, the leader in high performance network processing solutions, will be demonstrating a converged broadband network in its booth (#61082) at SUPERCOMM 2005 in Chicago, June 7-9, 2005. Along with Bay, Marconi, Naval Research Laboratories, and Network Equipment Technologies, Inc. (NYSE: NWK) will show products and solutions that are operating in Federal networks today. These carrier-class solutions deliver the range of robust network user experiences required for service providers to successfully launch their triple play services.

HDTV video streaming, video teleconferencing and high speed data networking will be aggregated over a 10 Gigabit fiber transport and distributed to multiple endpoint terminals. The mediation, aggregation, switching and bandwidth management of the multi-rate, multi-protocol streams will be handled by Bay Microsystems' Internetworking Processor family members Montego and Biscayne, both of which are in production today. Multi-protocol access and interworking at both edges of the network are performed by the SCREAM100 Broadband Services platform from net.com. ViPR video conferencing terminals and high definition video content are provided by Marconi Corporation, plc and the Naval Research Laboratories respectively.

"We're enabling the world's most demanding broadband networks today for our federal market customers," said Chuck Gershman, president and CEO of Bay Microsystems. "Our goal at SUPERCOMM is to show that using proven and available technology, OEMs can rapidly augment their existing platforms to enable service providers to deliver higher value services and profitability."

Bay Microsystems is a privately held communications technology company delivering programmable network processors, software and network elements for the world's most demanding broadband networks. Bay's award winning Internetworking Processor products are scalable, intelligent, protocol-agile and ultra-high performance, and are used in U.S. Government and commercial networks to provide robust high quality end-user experiences. For more information please visit www.baymicrosystems.com.

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