AT&T to Establish Dedicated Entrance Facility for HyperDynamics in Houston HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dec. 6, 2000--HyperDynamics Corp. (OTCBB:HYPD - news), the premier Integrated Technology Service Provider (ITSP(TM)), ``enabling tomorrow ... today,'' announced today that all agreements have been executed and AT&T (NYSE:T - news) is working to establish HyperDynamics' new Integrated Technology Center (ITC) at Westwood Technology Center (WTC) as an AT&T Dedicated Entrance Facility (DEF).
Characteristics of a DEF include On-net (Type 1) redundant fiber provisioning with bandwidth scalability up to an OC-48. This DEF effectively creates a private Sonet-based network for HyperDynamics and provides direct connectivity to the AT&T backbone.
In a meeting held at the WTC recently, Rufus J. Chaney, voice and data technical sales director; James Mitchell, data network account executive; and Tom Zingalis, technical coordinator for AT&T, toured the WTC with Kent Watts, president and chief executive officer for HyperDynamics, and Joseph Trahan, chief technology officer for WTC.
All the details on the fiber routing and configuration issues were established, and AT&T is expected to complete the first leg of the ``Dual Entrance Diverse Route'' installation in the next couple of weeks.
Watts stated: ``The AT&T DEF gives HyperDynamics the core infrastructure to provide top-quality Hypersource(TM) services. With this in place, the overall value and variety of our services are unsurpassed. This is indeed a key component to bringing unmatched value to our clients.''
About HyperDynamics: ``Enabling Tomorrow ... Today''
Over the last five years, the technology industry has proven out and tested all manners of service-delivery models. Three business models have risen to the top as the most cost-effective, performance- enhancing and results-focused. These are the outsourcing IT services organizations, the Internet service providers (ISPs) and the application service providers (ASPs).
HyperDynamics combines all three delivery models into a single, customer-directed delivery model -- the Integrated Technology Service Provider, or ITSP(TM), as it has come to be known. Some of the company's partnerships and certifications include: Intel, Microsoft, Citrix, eEnterprise, IBM, Cisco, Network Systems, Great Plains and Extreme Networks.
HyperDynamics is a fully reporting company with the Securities and Exchange Commission and trades under the symbol HYPD. The company's Web site is http://www.hypd.com.
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HyperDynamics Corp., Houston Kent Watts, 713/660-9771 713/660-9775 (fax) or Stock Enterprises Inc., Las Vegas James Stock, 702/614-0003 stockenter@aol.com
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