Terremark Unveils 30 NAP Customers
Two 'major carriers' also have signed agreements, company says

July 9, 2001 -- Terremark Worldwide said today that it has signed agreements with 32 customers for the newly opened NAP of the Americas in Miami.
The Miami-based Internet facilities company released the names of 30 of those customers, and said the remaining two are "major international Tier-1 carriers" to be announced later.
Among the customers that have signed multi-year, revenue-producing contracts are Global Crossing, Level 3, Metromedia Fiber, Qwest, AOL Time Warner Communications, EPIK Communications, FPL Fibernet and XO Communications.
"Our conviction that the NAP of the Americas is critical to the telecommunications industry has been validated by the number and caliber of customers we announced today," said Manuel D. Medina, Chairman and CEO of Terremark Worldwide, Inc.
"Our growing list of customers represents the 'who's who' of the telecom world and further demonstrates the significance of the NAP of the Americas as we meet the demands of the Latin American, European, African and domestic markets," Medina added.
On June 29, the NAP of the Americas went online in Terremark's 750,000 square foot Technology Center of the Americas in downtown in Miami.
Other providers signing contracts included ACSI Network Technologies, Centennial Florida Switch, Convergence Telecommunications, Deutsche Telekom, Emergia USA, ENRON Broadband Services, Florida International University (FIU) AMPATH Network/ Internet2, GlobalXchange Communications, IFX Communications Ventures, MetroRed Telecomunicaciones S.A, Mirror Image Internet, NetRail, Newcom, New World Network USA (ARCOS 1), OCTET Group, Progress Telecommunications, PSINet, R&D Network Services, Inc., SBC Internet Services, Swisscom AG, TriMax Technologies, Inc. and YIPES.
Terremark Worldwide Inc. provides Internet infrastructure and managed services.