Press Release

Trymedia Systems announces round 'B' funding from Intel Digital Home Fund and other investors

“Intel is committed to pursuing its vision of unifying computing and consumer electronics capabilities for the benefit of consumers,” said Curt Nichols, Intel Capital vice president. “This investment is part of Intel Capital’s strategy of building an ecosystem of complementary technologies that help drive demand for Intel’s digital home solutions. Secure distribution technology, like Trymedia’s, helps consumers easily and securely enjoy digitally downloaded games and software, helping drive application usage for the digital home.”

Trymedia’s ActiveMARK technologies and services are used by content developers and publishers to securely distribute PC games and other software via download and on disc. Over 3,000 portals, websites and peer-to-peer networks then make the ActiveMARK-enabled catalogue of games and software available to consumers around the world.

“The investment from the Intel Digital Home Fund and others comes at a time when piracy and file-sharing issues have raised awareness for secure distribution solutions to an all-time high,” said Alex Torrubia, Trymedia’s Co-Founder and CEO. “We plan to use these resources to help meet the explosive increase in demand for our solution by developing new verticals and territories.”

About the Intel Digital Home Fund
The $200 million Intel Digital Home Fund, one of Intel Capital’s investment program initiatives, was announced in January 2004. It targets companies developing hardware and software, as well as connectivity and supporting technologies that enable people to enjoy digital content – including music, games, photos and video – on multiple devices in the home and beyond. For more information, visit www.intel.com/capital.

About Trymedia
Trymedia Systems’ secure digital delivery services provide the neutral foundation for a wide range of solutions dedicated to optimizing game and software sales for top-tier PC content developers and publishers. Trymedia also operates the world’s largest B2B marketplace for downloadable games and software, through which major portals and other high-traffic Internet destinations, as well as the largest Peer-to-Peer Networks, make a catalogue of ActiveMARK-enabled games and software available to consumers around the world. Trymedia is an Intel Digital Home funded company, headquartered in San Francisco with offices in Europe. For more information please visit www.trymedia.com.