Archivas CEO Gary Voight to Present at Dow Jones VentureWire's Datacenter Ventures 2005 Conference.

WALTHAM, Mass. -- Will Discuss Archivas and Archivas ArC's Ability to Meet Critical Corporate Datacenter Demand for Efficient, Secure and Cost Effective Long-Term Fixed Content Archiving Solution

Archivas(TM), Inc., the leader in long term fixed content archiving, today announced that its CEO, Gary Voight, will speak on Archivas and its Archivas Cluster (ArC) solution at Datacenter Ventures 2005, taking place on September 20 and 21, 2005 at the Sofitel San Francisco Bay in Redwood City, CA. Datacenter Ventures is produced by VentureWire, a news service covering venture capital and high-tech startups that is published by Dow Jones Newswires. Voight will present on September 20th at 3:10 p.m. and again at 4:25 p.m. in breakout room: Salon VII.

"With the number of active viruses, worms, corporate thieves, and ill-willed hackers growing, enterprise storage and security is top of mind with leading corporate executives. And, once again, startup innovation has stepped forward to meet the need and demand for an effective, efficient and secure corporate datacenter," said Kenneth M. Andersen III, editorial director of Datacenter Ventures 2005. "We are delighted that Archivas could join us this year to provide its insight into this pertinent topic."

"Pick up any technology, indeed any business, publication today and you will read about the challenges today's datacenter managers are facing in regards to their need to not only efficiently and cost effectively store their information, but also to find it quickly when needed," said Voight. "That is where Archivas ArC comes in. It provides the ability to easily and reliably ingest information, preserve that information forever or as long as it is required and delivers easy access to that information over time. In fact, with the announcement of ArC v1.5, Archivas moved again to the 'head of the class' and is now able to offer customers the leading solution in regards to highest levels of data ingestion and access performance, as well as unsurpassed search and indexing capabilities." Continued Voight, "I am honored to have been invited back to speak at Datacenter Ventures 2005 and very pleased to have this unique opportunity to address such a distinguished audience of investors and corporate executives."

About Datacenter Ventures

Now in its fourth year, Datacenter Ventures is responsible for showcasing and spotlighting the very best emerging companies and technologies, and strategies for helping companies make the most out of their IT investments while ensuring that business-critical data is easily accessible and absolutely secure. Featuring CEO presentations from up to 80 emerging companies handpicked by the editors of VentureWire for their promise and products, Datacenter Ventures offers public and private investors, corporate executives, and entrepreneurs a clear and distinct look at the technologies, services, and products poised to make waves in the enterprise storage and security market. For additional information, please visit its Web site at:http://www.datacenterventures.com/.

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About Archivas

Based in Waltham, MA, Archivas, Inc. software lets customers store, protect and manage fixed-content data in the most cost-effective and operationally efficient online environment available on the market today. The Archivas Cluster (ArC(TM)) simultaneously addresses the need for immediate access to archive data while lowering the total cost of ownership. For additional information, please visit the company website at www.archivas.com, email [e-mail] or telephone [phone].

Archivas and ArC are trademarks of Archivas, Inc. All other brand and product names in this announcement may be trademarks or registered trademarks of their respective holders.