Enea Chosen for 2006 SD Times 100; Winner in the ``Embedded & Mobile'' category.

SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Enea (STO:ENEA), the world leader in advanced device software, today announced that it has once again been named to the SD Times 100, which recognizes companies and organizations that have "set the agenda" for software development managers, developers, and the industry through leadership and innovation during the past year. E[acute accent]This year, Enea won in the "Embedded & Mobile" category, and was recognized for the work that CEO Johan Wall has done to promote interoperability, standardization, and cooperation among the industry's leading embedded developers and designers. SD Times also recognized Enea and its market-leading, fault-tolerant embedded database, Polyhedra. E[acute accent]According to SD Times, "Johan Wall has called for unity among embedded tools makers. In a market where most still build proprietary devices, Wall has shown himself to have chutzpah. And with Enea's ubiquitous embedded database, it's a sure bet that the rest of the world will have to listen up and take notice of Wall's call." E[acute accent]"Being honored by SD Times reaffirms Enea's leadership position in the device software industry," said Johan Wall, CEO of Enea. "We and others in the industry have seen the importance of working together to create a new paradigm for software development that boosts productivity by embracing standards, interoperability, and reusable COTS technology. We are pleased that the editors of SD Times have recognized our contribution to this mission." E[acute accent]"The winners of this year's SD Times 100 awards have demonstrated their leadership in shaping the software development industry," said David Rubinstein, Editor-in-Chief of SD Times. "We took into account each nominee's products and services, its reputation among development managers, and the new ideas it brought out. These select individuals and organizations are the ones we've identified as helping to move the art of development forward." E[acute accent]Polyhedra is an embedded, fault-tolerant, SQL relational database management system (RDBMS). Featuring a small code footprint, Polyhedra uses a memory-resident design that boosts performance by up to an order of magnitude relative to conventional RDBMSs. Polyhedra also provides journaling and fault-tolerant mechanisms such as failover control and fast reconnection that ensure data persistence and enhance system availability. E[acute accent]Polyhedra is also available in a ROMable flash version known as Polyhedra FlashLite, which supports both high-speed NOR and low-cost NAND flash, and can utilize disk or flash memory for data storage. Occupying less than one Mbyte of RAM for both code and working space, Polyhedra FlashLite utilizes a cache-based design that boosts performance by up to an order of magnitude relative to conventional disk- and flash-based RDBMSs.

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E[acute accent]About Enea

E[acute accent]Enea (STO:ENEA) is the leading supplier of real-time operating systems, middleware, development tools, database technology, and professional services for high-availability distributed multiprocessing applications such as telecommunications infrastructure, mobile devices, medical instrumentation, and automobile control/infotainment. Enea's flagship operating system, OSE, is deployed in approximately half of the world's 3G mobile phones and base stations. Enea has over 500 employees and is listed on the Stockholm Stock Exchange. For further information on Enea, please visit www.enea.com. E[acute accent]OSE and LINX are registered trademarks of Enea or its subsidiaries. All other company or product names are the registered trademarks or trademarks of their respective owners.