June 14, 2002
Houston, Texas

RamSan-210 Becomes First and Only Solid State Disk To Pass Windows 2000 and Windows 2000 Server Logo Testing

Texas Memory Systems' RamSan-210 is now the first and only solid state disk to display the "Designed for Windows 2000 Server" logo. This is given by Microsoft to products exhibiting exceptional compatibility with the operating system. The RamSan-210 completed testing as a "Fibre Channel Disk."

"Our products have always offered the best performance without resorting to overly complex architecture" says Woody Hutsell, Marketing Director for Texas Memory Systems. "The RamSan-210's successful test is further proof of the RamSan line's high levels of interoperability."

According to Hutsell, the company intends to earn the logo on all their solid state disk products. "The best clients need constant reassurance that vital network components are thoroughly tested to work in their environment. This and other forms of compatibility testing gives them that piece of mind."

Called "The World's Fastest Storage®," The RamSan line of solid state disks outperforms any storage device currently on the market. The RamSan-210 is the enterprise model that includes redundant hot swappable backup systems to maintain data integrity.

Information about the Designed For Windows Logo Program can be found at http//www.microsoft.com/winlogo/.

About Texas Memory Systems
Texas Memory Systems (TMS) has specialized in high bandwidth, low latency, I/O intensive storage systems since 1978. TMS products were originally designed to meet the needs of the U.S. defense industry, and now this advanced technology is available for mainstream computer and storage applications. While the primary focus of TMS' products has been speed, they achieve this speed without resorting to overly complex circuitry. This emphasis on simplicity allows TMS to deliver outstanding performance with an easily understood and yet highly configurable system. Texas Memory Systems is a member of the Fibre Channel Industry Association (FCIA), the Storage Networking Industry Association (SNIA), the DAFS Collaborative, and is partnered with Oracle, Sun, Hewlett Packard, LSI Logic, and FalconStor in order to deliver the World's Fastest Storage to the enterprise.

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