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IceWEB Subsidiary Completes GigaLink(TM) & Air Fiber(TM) Network Build Out

New Advanced Wireless Business Class Network Delivers Speeds up to 1.4Gbs to Underserved Tertiary Markets

IceWEB, Inc. (OTCBB:IWEB) announced today that its subsidiary Computers & TeleComm, Inc. (CTC) has completed its advanced Internet backbone network in Eastern Jackson County, Missouri which includes Kansas City and Independence - bringing network services to an area of some 400 square miles and covers cities that currently are not served or projected to be served by other commercial broadband services. These tertiary markets represent tremendous opportunity for IceWEB.

The new network already has a growing customer base. David Edwards, a principal of CEAH Realtors and developer of the Ennovation Center and the Truman Forest Office Building in Independence, MO, said, "This was a vital piece to the future use of these buildings, both of which are covered by this new network and needed access to more than one carrier. CTC’s new network did that for us. Driven by tenant inquiries from Call Center operators, and Data Service companies as well as our own plans, we knew that exceptionally high speed fiber-grade Internet and phone service was needed at these projects. More importantly it had to be completely redundant to protect against a ground based fiber cut or copper theft. CTC/IceWEB is known for its advanced data center services, and with this link we are connected to the Downtown fiber core in a way that no backhoe or construction accident can knock out. That gives us both peace of mind and a unique selling proposition for these buildings.”

According to IceWEB EVP and Chief Technologist, Graeme Gibson, “This is a project that we have been developing for some time, and we were helped immeasurably in this build-out with support from IceWEB CEO Rob Howe. Rob understood our vision early on and he saw how it fits precisely with the future in cloud technology. With this network we deliver the big three of speed, redundancy and carrier neutrality, and we can do it at speeds up to over 1.4Gbs.”

Rob Howe added, “Everything is moving to the cloud; everybody knows that, but to actually use the cloud, its axiomatic that businesses must stay connected at all times. They need to be able to connect via fiber, wireless, and in many cases with multiple carriers. What few people know, however, is that you need a third capability in order to be able to deliver that complete level of services. IceWEB now has that capability with our Network Access Point (NAP). Our NAP enables us to switch traffic efficiently on the fly no matter how that traffic gets delivered to the customer.”

About the GigaLink™ and Air Fiber™ Networks

Built using Carrier-Grade radio products from Trango Systems, Inc and Ubiquity, Inc on more than 250Mhz of CTC’s licensed spectrum and up to 1200Mhz of 24Gb public microwave, the network supports advanced communications services including the just announced Virtual Meet-Me-Room™ IceLINK™ technology.

For more information please call 800-465-4637 or visit www.iceweb.com. To become part of the Company’s e-mail list for industry updates and press releases, please send an e-mail to ir@iceweb.com.

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