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Enea Supports MobiTV Technology Platform

Partnership Ensures Highest Quality and Reliability of Content Delivery Over Mobile and Broadband Networks

Stockholm, Sweden, and San Jose, California – Sept. 26, 2007 – Enea (Nordic Exchange/Small Cap/ENEA), a world leading provider of network software and services, today announced that MobiTV, the leading provider and platform for content delivery over mobile and broadband networks, has implemented the Enea Accelerator Platform™ in its next-generation architecture for the delivery of broadcast-quality television and video to mobile phones, PDAs and PCs. The order, which was originally announced in February 2007, helps MobiTV serve its 120 plus channels of content, including live television and thousands of made-for-mobile segments to millions of users internationally.

“By utilizing the power of the Enea Accelerator Platform™ we are able to focus more of our resources on developing compelling new features and ensure the rapid deployment of those features with the highest reliability,” said Kay Johansson, CTO at MobiTV. “As we deepen our relationships with our carrier partners, it is imperative that our data centers remain scalable and meet our five nines standards with superior service quality.”

Through the terms of the agreement, Enea provides MobiTV with software and services to ensure continued quality and reliability. The Enea Accelerator Platform enables MobiTV to rapidly and more efficiently deploy services that require full redundancy for components such as authentication, backhaul, encoding and video streaming.

“Enea is proud to have been selected by MobiTV, a pioneer in television, video and music delivery to devices everywhere,” said Johan Wall, CEO and President of Enea. “With deployments on more than half of the world’s new mobile phones and base stations, Enea is the only vendor with a proven software framework for high-availability, high-quality, converged third screen services that span network infrastructures and mobile handset product segments.”