Compact All-IP GSM Network Solution on display at first US show since recent strategic acquisition.

CTIA Las Vegas, 23 March 2010 – Altobridge, the leading provider of wireless solutions for remote enterprises and communities, is exhibiting at CTIA in Las Vegas, (BOOTH #1727, Hall C3), where it will be highlighting the company’s industry leading core technologies and their use in remote community, secure government network and emergency service applications around the world.

Customers are currently using Altobridge Remote Community Solutions in Asia, the Pacific, Africa and Latin America. Government agencies across North America are using the company’s solutions widely for secure network applications.

CEO of Altobridge, Mike Fitzgerald, said, “As a result of our recent acquisition we have extended our Intellectual Property portfolio and client base, including activities in new markets. We have also significantly increased the number of our government customers. Our presence at CTIA illustrates the strengths and capabilities of our newly combined product portfolio and the broader expertise of our enhanced team across all disciplines, which the acquisition has helped to achieve.”

On display will be the company’s Compact All-IP GSM Network Solution, which forms a core element of Altobridge solutions already supplied to the military, government and emergency services. Due to the unique scalability of the company’s core technologies the solution has also become the system of choice for comprehensive developing and testing purposes by leading wireless industry software and systems developers and vendors. This complete IP GSM ‘Network in a Box’ includes a pico IP GSM Base Station (BTS), a soft Base Station Controller (BSC) and a fully featured soft Mobile Switching Centre (MSC).

The Compact All-IP GSM Network Solution provides the GSM vendor community with a cost-effective way of testing new hardware and software in a true cellular network environment.  Altobridge is the only company able to provide all the elements of a network in such a compact configuration.