VoiceNetworkx Inc. announced that it is exploring FibroLAN architecture as a solution to its planned Business Class Fiber Access. VoiceNetworkx is currently completing design of its fiber optic network across Southern California. The deployment anticipates extending the fiber interconnect up to 1 mile of fiber from the main circuit along I-10 and into the heart of the business districts in a number of yet undisclosed cities. The fiber extension is being considered as high bandwidth users in the region, including law enforcement agencies, educational institutions and large enterprise customers have expressed interest in direct fiber access. VoiceNetworkx is currently exploring Customer Premise Equipment (CPE's) solutions with Rochelle Park, NJ, based FibroLAN. VoiceNetworkx will continue the network design process and analysis of customer's requirements in order to make a determination on the CPE to be deployed.

VoiceNetworkx Inc. announced that it is exploring extending their fiber optic circuit in certain cities and into the business districts of those municipalities in Southern California. It is currently exploring the deployment of up to 1 mile of fiber terminals from their main circuit along I-10 and into the heart of the business districts in a number of yet undisclosed cities. It will explore viable solutions to reach into the business districts by partnering with local utilities and other entities with right of way in the selected areas. A number of cities in the Inland Empire region of Southern California host large numbers of high profile companies that can benefit from local, affordable fiber access, especially in the current economic climate.

VoiceNetworkx Inc. initiates FCC registration process for 3.65 GHz WiMAX base stations in anticipation of deployment in Southern California. The company has initiated FCC registration for 12 base stations in Southern California in anticipation of WiMAX deployment planned for 2009. The company is leveraging its current VoIP competencies and network in order to capitalize on the FCC's decision to use a non-exclusive shared use licensing scheme for the 3.65 GHz band. This new unlicensed spectrum availability, combined with a fast and affordable registration process, has created a unique opportunity for VoiceNetworkx to expand its product and service offering. The registration will cover 12 initial base stations to be installed by VoiceNetworkx in mixed urban-rural markets in Southern California. The company plans to implement VoIP and other network services over the planned wireless broadband network which could reach 100,000 subscribers in those 12 markets.