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Azimuth Systems Press Release 11-10-2008

 Azimuth Systems Joins the International Wireless Industry Consortium™

Leading Provider of Wireless Broadband Test Equipment Joins IWPC to Help Advance Wireless Communications Worldwide

ACTON, MA – November 10, 2008 – Azimuth Systems, Inc., a leading provider of wireless broadband test equipment and channel emulators for Wi-Fi, WiMAX, LTE and 2G/3G cellular technologies, today announced that the company has joined the International Wireless Industry Consortium™ (IWPC).

The IWPC is an international community of wireless and RF product OEMS and suppliers, formed to facilitate communication across the entire supply chain in order to improve the performance of wireless and RF products, reduce costs and reduce time-to-market. IWPC currently has more than 160 member companies, including the “who’s who” of the wireless industry eco-system worldwide.

Azimuth’s products are used by the world’s foremost wireless semiconductor, infrastructure and system vendors, as well as by leading service providers, to speed time-to-market and improve wireless service quality. Azimuth Systems’ channel emulators and wireless test solutions enable research, development, QA and systems engineers to test the performance, conformance and interoperability of wireless devices and network infrastructure to support data, voice and video applications.

“Our members are truly setting the standard for the next generation of wireless communications, and as a company at the forefront of the industry, Azimuth Systems was a natural addition to the IWPC,” said Don Brown, director of IWPC. “We are thrilled to welcome the company as part of our rapidly growing member community.”

Azimuth Vice President of R&D John Griesing will also be presenting “Channel Emulator Requirements for MIMO Testing” during IWPC’s LTE Week/MIMO Summit, taking place in San Diego, California from November 11-12.   Mr. Griesing’s presentation is scheduled for 8:00 am on Wednesday, November 12.

“Our goals are very closely aligned to those of the IWPC; we pride ourselves on our ability to help customers reduce the cost and time associated with testing,” said George Reed, vice president of marketing and product management at Azimuth Systems. “We look forward to working with IWPC to support the consortium’s efforts, and helping advance the wireless communications industry worldwide.”

The International Wireless Industry Consortium, founded 1998, is a membership-based Consortium of 160+ global OEM and suppliers to the entire wireless ecosystem covering, devices and networks. The IWPC works with its members to serve their global wireless carrier customers to collapse the communication gaps in the supply chain, speed new technologies and services to market, lower capex, opex and help carries raise ARPU. The IWPC can be reached at 215-293-9000, www.iwpc.orgAbout Azimuth Systems Azimuth Systems is a leading provider of wireless broadband test equipment and channel emulators for Wi-Fi, WiMAX, LTE and other advanced wireless technologies. Azimuth’s products are used by the world’s foremost wireless semiconductor designers, system vendors and service providers to speed time-to-market and improve wireless product quality. Azimuth’s standardized test solutions enable research, development, quality assurance and systems engineers to test the performance, conformance and certification of broadband wireless devices and networks supporting data, voice and video applications, while greatly reducing the cost and time of manual testing. The company is based in Acton, Massachusetts and is backed by prestigious investors including Kodiak Venture Partners and North Bridge Venture Partners. Azimuth may be contacted at (978) 263-6610 or at www.azimuthsystems.com

Azimuth® is a registered trademark of Azimuth Systems. All other trademarks are property of their respective owners.

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For additional information, contact:
Graham Celine
Azimuth Systems, Inc.
978-268-9220
graham_celine@azimuthsystems.com
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