2-Infinity.com Appoints Jason Miller as Chief Technology Officer.

Business Editors & Technology Writers

HOUSTON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--April 18, 2000

2-Infinity.com (OTCBB:TWIC) announced today it has appointed Jason Miller as its new Chief Technology Officer. Miller will assume responsibility for the direction of 2-Infinity.com's DSL technology and its smooth integration into the company's new commercial DSL roll out.

2-Infinity.com recently announced its intent to launch its business-to-business (B2B) DSL marketing campaign, focusing on Texas's three largest metropolitan markets -- Houston, Austin and Dallas. The marketing campaign will target the commercial DSL needs of small- and medium-sized businesses that are often ignored by major players in Texas, such as Southwestern Bell (NYSE:SBC) and Time-Warner (NYSE:TWX).

"Jason has been instrumental in our success to date," says Cody Morgan, COO of 2-Infinity.com. "His past abilities of forging partnerships that fit within our business strategy is imperative to the continued success of this organization. His appointment was expected by the entire company."

"I am fortunate to be on the forefront of DSL technology in the United States, especially here in Houston. I have witnessed the transformation that has taken place throughout the industry in the last year, and have carefully selected partnerships for 2-Infinity. My goal is to align 2-Infinity.com with innovative companies that allow us to bring greater value to our clients while maintaining a high level of quality and reliability," states Jason Miller, CTO of 2-Infinity.com.

The DSL market is set to explode from 300,000 in 1999 to 2.5 million lines this year, according to the Wall Street Journal. According to the Yankee Group, the number of U.S. residential subscribers with high-speed Internet access services should grow to 3.3 million by the end of this year and 16.6 million by 2004, up from just 1.4 million at the end of 1999. In 1999, nearly 80 percent of high-speed subscribers received service through cable modems. By the end of 2004, the cable industry's market share is expected to shrink to about 42 percent, as digital subscriber line (DSL) services become more widely available.

About 2-Infinity.com

2-Infinity.com is a provider of digital bundled services over DSL to commercial, multi-tenant and hospitality markets worldwide. 2-Infinity.com utilizes technology that allows high-speed networking, digital cable, phone service and Internet access to be delivered easily and inexpensively through twisted copper pair or (POTS). 2-Infinity.com recently became a provider of commercial voice, data and Internet services.

Additional companies focused on DSL services include Northpoint Communications (Nasdaq:NPNT), Covad Communications (Nasdaq:COVD), Rhytms NetCommunications (Nasdaq:RTHM), mPhase Technologies Inc. (OTCBB:XDSL) and DSL.net (Nasdaq:DSLN). Traditional telecommunications companies that are offering or planning to offer high-speed services in the future Bell Atlantic (NYSE:BEL), Excite At Home (Nasdaq:ATHM) and US West (NYSE:USW).

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