Exterity Relocates To Rosyth Europarc

20 Aug 2002

Fife gains home media networking start-up aiming to make the digital world as accessible as electricity from a socket.

Rosyth ??" August 20, 2002 ??" Exterity Limited, digital media technology company, today announced that it had completed its relocation from Edinburgh to the Rosyth Europarc Business Innovation Centre in preparation for the planned expansion of development and commercial teams.

Commenting on the move, Colin Farquhar CEO of Exterity said, "For a company at our stage of development REBIC provides an ideal environment. We have space to grow the team, flexible leasing terms that match our aggressive growth plans, and excellent high-speed internet access that matches our demand for information and communication."

About Exterity
Exterity turns high-bandwidth IP networks, such as corporate LANs, into vibrant Audio/Video (AV) content networks. Exterity??A?A?A?s core technology, in-socket?A?A?A??, allows home entertainment appliances, such as televisions, to be connected directly to wall-mounted iSockets to get direct and easy access to all available digital media and services.

Exterity is based in Rosyth, Scotland.

About Rosyth Europarc Business Innovation Centre
The Rosyth Europarc Business Innovation Centre offer high quality accommodation and business support to enable innovators and technology start-ups to develop into successful companies.

For more information, please visit www.rebic.co.uk

Press Contacts
Colin Farquhar
Chief Executive Officer

Exterity Limited
REBIC, 15 Cromarty Campus
Rosyth Europarc
Fife, EH1 3LH
Scotland

t: +44 1383 427624
m: +44 7867 510357
e: colin.farquhar@exterity.co.uk