Piscataway, NJ, September 19, 2001 – Quadrix Solutions has reserved space at its Weehawken, NJ-based eData Center to house “homeless” IT operations for many of the companies adversely affected by last week’s terrorist attacks in New York City. Quadrix Solutions’ innovative Design For eXcellence™ (DFX) has revolutionized the industry by delivering managed colocation solutions that are high performing, reliable, secure, scalable and easy to operate, service and maintain.

“In the wake of last week’s catastrophic events, this is a tangible way that we can lend a helping hand to our neighbors across the river, many of whom have lost their data center facilities,” explains Bill Van Emburg, co-founder and COO of Quadrix Solutions. “Our expertise in managed colocation solutions is critical to this situation, because these companies have also seen the tragic loss of technical professionals who managed the IT operations. We’re talking about more than just placing servers and a network in a room. The networks, systems and applications need care and feeding. We have the staff and the real estate to keep these operations up and running. Our infrastructure is equal to the mature computing facilities that have been around for years, and our solid background in financial services and telecommunications will be particularly useful in helping this region recover.”

About Quadrix Solutions

Quadrix Solutions, a systems integrator and managed colocation services provider, designs and implements eBusiness solutions at its eSolutions Centers and then supports them over the long-term at its eData Centers. Quadrix Solutions pioneered the use of Design For eXcellence (DFX) in powering the Internet economy, and defines "eXcellence" in terms of quality, time-to-market, reliability, scalability, security, operability, serviceability and maintainability. Quadrix Solutions’ clients include AT&T, American Cyanamid, BMG Music Service, BMG Entertainment, GetMusic, LEGO Mindstorms, Medscape, SmartMoney.com and Verizon.