Inflow Invites California to a Power Lunch.

Business Editors

DENVER & IRVINE, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 27, 2001

Provides Companies with Information for Utilizing Data Centers in

a Power Crisis

InFlow, Inc. a leader in first-class Internet Data Centers (IDC) and managed services, today announced it will be hosting a Power Lunch event from noon to 2:00 pm on Thursday, March 1st at Sutton Place Hotel located at 4500 MacArthur Boulevard, Newport Beach, CA.

The state of California faces challenging power issues. Rolling blackouts threaten to undermine the sixth largest economy on Earth. The Power Lunch will inform local business owners, community leaders and IT departments of what they need to know to insure businesses are fully operational regardless of a power crisis and of the alternatives available to protect the operating systems.

With million dollar bonds being issued, consumers being threatened with fines and neighboring states coming close to halting electricity surpluses to California: How can business owners be sure their company's technical operations are protected?

"The fact is companies with critical Internet applications can't afford to face daily power outages or conduct business after hours. Lost power means slowed business transactions which equates to lost revenue," said Pete Khanna, Inflow's vice president of Global Operations. "As a provider of IDCs, we are charged with arming companies with the knowledge and information needed to insure their business is maintained and fully-functional even in the wake of a power crisis."

Speakers:

    --  Assemblyman John Campbell (R-Irvine), 70th District: How has
        the power crisis affected California? What's in store for the
        state of California?

    --  Phil Beaudoin, executive director, Orange County Council AeA
        (American Electronics Association): How are businesses ranging
        from Fortune 500 companies to local start-ups reacting to the
        power crisis?

    --  Pete Khanna, vice president of Global Operations for Inflow:
        What options do businesses have to prevent downtime during a
        crisis? How do businesses utilize Internet data centers on a
        day-to-day basis? What actions and precautions can be taken
        during a crisis?

The Power Lunch, hosted by Inflow, is supported by local chambers of commerce in Sacramento, Irvine and San Diego. Please send RSVPs to Jennifer Leonard at 949-838-0444 or [e-mail].

About Inflow

Inflow is a leader in first-class Internet Data Centers (IDC) and managed services, designed for critical Internet business applications. The company guarantees 100 percent Internet access through multiple Tier-1 ISP networks, offering a highly scalable and available offering. Inflow's cost-effective services, backed by certified engineers and first-rate customer service, allow companies to focus on their core business.

Inflow, with headquarters in Denver, Colorado, owns and operates a worldwide network of IDCs in emerging technology cities located in North America and Europe. For additional information and IDC locations, please visit www.inflow.com or call 877-321-2464.