Press Release

Aliso Viejo, Calif.—May 15, 2007—3Tera, Inc., the leading innovator of grid computing and utility computingservices for online applications, announced today that CEO Vlad Miloushev will speak on the panel "Turning the Turnkey: What Will the Web Data Center Look Like?" on May 24 at Interop Las Vegas 2007. Miloushev joins Alistair Croll, vice president, product management and co-founder, Coradiant; Kristof de Spiegeleer, CEO, Q-Layer; and Toby Ford, CTO, USinternetworking, Inc.

The panel will discuss the future of the web data center. With the recent advent of the virtual data center, on-demand process and storage, virtual machines, outsourced monitoring and hosted edge networks, it is possible to build a massive web application with no real infrastructure-but should you? Critics point to lack of control and the costs of a one-size-fits-all approach. Miloushev will share details on how hosting providers, SaaS and Web 2.0 operators-and even some enterprises-are leveraging utility computing for strategic advantage.

What:	Interop Las Vegas 2007 Conference Panel: "Turning the Turnkey: What Will the Web Data Center Look Like?"
Where:	Lagoon J at the Mandalay Bay Convention Center Rosen Centre Hotel in Orlando, FL
When:	Thursday, May 24th, 2007 - 11:30am-12:30pm PST
Who:	Alistair Croll, vice president, product management and co-founder, Coradiant Toby Ford, CTO, USinternetworking, Inc. Kristof de Spiegeleer, CEO, Q-Layer Vlad Miloushev, president & CEO, 3Tera, Inc.

About 3Tera, Inc.
3Tera, Inc. is the leading innovator of grid and utility computing, simplifying the deployment and scaling of Web applications. Named a 2007 Category Breaker by NetworkWorld magazine, 3Tera's AppLogic grid operating system enables the first true utility computing services that completely remove the cost and complexity associated with infrastructure. The operating system converts commodity servers into scalable grids on which users can visually operate deploy and scale transactional Web applications without any modification of code. Software-as-a-Service providers, Web 2.0 companies, enterprises and open source developers can now get new online services quickly to market by utilizing resources from commodity hosting providers on a pay-as-you-go basis, while maintaining complete control of applications including visual operation, scaling and on-demand resource provisioning using only a browser. For more information, visit www.3tera.com.