ThunderCloud Wi-Fi/Wireless Initiative Succeeding

Project Continues to Gain Ground and Meet Key Milestones

Last year, Zeros & Ones, Inc. announced ThunderCloud -- a unifying wireless services and technology solution geared towards integrating a number of existing and to-be-acquired technology holdings. ThunderCloud integrates, interoperates, and adds value and convergence capabilities to the wireless broadband and Wi-Fi market.

Today, the company is pleased to report that it has made substantial strides in most of the key areas of development.

The central mission of ThunderCloud, according to project plans, is to "create a world without wires where users won't need to know anything about the alphabet soup of communications standards out there... they'll just experience the blazing power of constantly-connected convergence wherever they go."

To support that mission, the Connection Services specification of ThunderCloud has been expanded to embrace and extend other derivatives of Wi-Fi including 802.11e, 802.11n, 802.11i, and 802.16 (WiMax) as they have been ratified and put into place by the IEEE, Wi-Fi Foundation, FCC, and other governing bodies. The specification already supported 802.11a, 802.11b, and 802.11g along with a number of other non-Wi-Fi wireless standards such as BlueTooth, IrDA, RFID, and cellular.

In particular, 802.11e addresses quality-of-service issues and ensures the timely delivery of data packets. That's especially important for streaming applications, such as videoconferencing, and it will be vital as businesses move toward using Voice over IP on their wireless networks. ZROS has also added MEA (Mesh Enabled Architecture) support for a previously undisclosed layer of the ThunderCloud Architecture called Peer Services. The result is that one ThunderCloud-enabled device will be able to establish a network connection with another to find "The Cloud" even if a more direct access point is not in immediate range. The Company will detail ThunderCloud Peer Services along with a group of other associated achievements in the coming weeks.

ZROS' recent successful cancellation of 63,308,000 shares has provided the means by which it intends to complete a number of announced acquisitions-in-process that are intended to add specific capabilities to the ThunderCloud Global Services layer. This includes RocketStream-powered videoconferencing and aspects of the RocketStream Network Digital Payload Delivery System.

The Company has a number of yet-to-be-announced developments in the area of content and applications that are expected to fill the Global Service pipeline of ThunderCloud.

"Global Services will be what users see when they 'Plug into the Cloud' so we expect it to be the most lucrative part of the ThunderCloud value line," said Robert J. Holtz, CEO of Zeros & Ones. "Our strategic relationships, acquisition-targets, and funding talks center on fully exploiting that in two key ways. First, by making it faster and easier than ever to connect to the wireless Internet as it stands today -- in all its forms -- so that 'All Roads Lead to ThunderCloud.' Second, we will attract and retain many more people to the wireless lifestyle by adding substantial new features, benefits, and capabilities that advance the state of the art by several orders of magnitude. The two thrusts support and feed one another."

"There was a time when people thought Wal-Mart was a joke run by country bumpkins, that Microsoft would get steamrollered by IBM, and Southwest Airlines would get eaten alive by the national airlines. At one point, each of these companies was unknown, underrated, and undervalued. Yet each has obliterated the market's average return in their group once they were able to deploy their distinct strategic advantage," said Mark M. Laisure, President of Zeros & Ones. "I believe ThunderCloud gives ZROS that kind of long-reaching potential. Not just because we pioneered convergence but because we continue to clearly define and articulate where convergence is going and this time people will hear our thunder."

Founded in 1994, Zeros & Ones, Inc. creates technologies and applications that advance broadband wireless and digital convergence. Its clients and strategic partners, past and present, include some of the world's most recognizable names in computing and entertainment.

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