Polar Wireless to Open New Data Center in Frankfurt

TORONTO, April 19 /PRNewswire/ - Polar Wireless Corp. (OTC/BB, Frankfurt:62o) today announced plans to open a data center in Frankfurt, replacing the Amsterdam data center.  Frankfurt will act as a redundant data center in the European and Asian regions for voice, data and SMS messaging and serve as a secondary data center to Polar's global site in Toronto, Canada.

The Frankfurt center will operate in partnership with Global Crossing and Neutel Communications.  Global Crossing, with 50 locations worldwide, will provide backend services as well as IP-based solutions to Polar Wireless.  Neutel Communications is a global traffic carrier offering voice and data transmission over IP.  Neutel provides transmission services to major Tier 1 companies and operates switches in Frankfurt, London and New York.

The Frankfurt center will establish a secure server facility for Europe, Eastern Europe and Asia.  It will be capable of managing multiple million users simultaneously with interconnections and long distance services.

About Polar Wireless

The Company is a new mobile virtual network operator (MVNO) that works in conjunction with established major mobile service providers.  The Company's patent-pending mobile solution will provide carrier quality service and significantly reduced mobile roaming charges worldwide for customers with GSM compatible mobile handsets which account for over 80% of the global handset market.  Its carrier quality service is operable in 213 countries through extensive partner networks.  The breakthrough service provides the first global network solution for mobile users to dramatically reduce roaming surcharges while allowing users to maintain their current mobile number, handset and carrier relationship.

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