Oversi's P2P Caching System Helps Service Providers to Maintain Service Levels After Asian Earthquake

Continues to Relieve Pressure on International Lines One Month After Undersea Cables Were Hit

PETACH TIKVA, Israel, Feb. 1 /Xinhua-PRNewswire/ -- Oversi, a pioneer in innovative Peer-to-Peer (P2P) solutions for Internet Service Providers (ISPs), announced today that its OverCache(TM) caching and delivery platform has helped ISPs to maintain their level of service one month after powerful earthquakes disrupted Internet access across Asia.

Regional customer data shows that OverCache systems supported an over 100 percent increase in local P2P traffic from the moment the earthquake hit, relieving the burden on damaged international connections and serving as crucial back-up. With the system's high Byte-Hit-Ratio (BHR), OverCache helped to ensure network performance and faster user response when international lines were down.

Commenting on the system's performance, Joav Avtalion, Chairman and CEO of Oversi, said, "A far greater amount of bandwidth has been delivered through our systems over the last month, meeting the ongoing demand from users for Internet access. Even with no international bandwidth available, ISPs could continue to give service to their customers. We're pleased that our systems helped to alleviate pressure from the network, and other critical services, and support our customers in this real disaster recovery situation."

About Oversi

Oversi offers innovative solutions for P2P networks in today's fast-growing Internet TV and video age. Oversi's solutions enable ISPs to optimize their network performance, ease P2P traffic pressure and save on bandwidth. The same Oversi platform also helps ISPs to increase revenues and enhance user stickiness through new value-added-services, such as premium content delivery and online storage.

For more information, please visit http://www.oversi.com .