Terremark Launches The Enterprise Cloud in Latin America

Company Leverages Power of Cisco UCS, Expands Global Deployment of
Industry-Leading Cloud Computing Platform
MIAMI–(Business Wire)–
Terremark Worldwide, Inc. (NASDAQ:TMRK), a leading global provider of managed IT
infrastructure services, today announced the initial deployment of its
Enterprise Cloud in Latin America. Terremark`s highly reliable cloud computing
solutions will leverage Cisco`s Unified Computing System to provide customers
highly agile and scalable cloud-based resources from its massively connected
Network Access Point (NAP) do Brasil in São Paolo. The NAP do Brasil is the
largest peering point in Latin America and offers customers a true,
multinational cloud infrastructure capable of meeting industry standards for
compliance. Terremark`s Brazilian cloud deployment is connected to its cloud
infrastructure currently available at the company`s North American and European
facilities.

“Terremark has been at the forefront of the global shift to cloud computing, and
a leading service provider in testing and deploying our breakthrough Unified
Computing System platform,” said Soni Jiandani, vice president, Cisco`s Server
Access and Virtualization Technology Group. “Cisco Unified Computing System
innovations such as memory expansion and the Virtualized Network Interface Card,
combined with the power of the Intel Xeon 5600 series processor, have created
the highest performing system available to customers today. Cisco`s
architectural innovations make the Unified Computing System the ideal platform
for running today`s most important business applications.”

Terremark`s Enterprise Cloud, a revolutionary managed cloud computing platform
for mission-critical applications and IT infrastructure, combines the agility
and scalability of cloud computing with world-class datacenter and computing
infrastructure, access to more than 160 global networks and best-in-class
managed services, allowing enterprises to meet the real-time needs of their
business with greater efficiency and economy than ever before. The Enterprise
Cloud allows customers the ability to provision, configure, deploy and manage
computing resources for mission-critical applications in minutes, giving control
over a flexible pool of computing resources with a web-based console for
deploying server capacity on demand. The platform provides proven superior
scalability and flexibility, as well as a suite of managed security services
that includes comprehensive vulnerability assessments, log aggregation and event
correlation, network session flow analysis, attack replay, and application
firewall management.

“The availability of Enterprise Cloud services to our customers in Latin America
provides them with an innovative and powerful solution to their IT
infrastructure needs,” said Rodolfo Garcia, President of Terremark`s Latin
American Business Unit. “By purchasing a dedicated resource pool of processing,
memory and storage, the Enterprise Cloud offers our customers more flexibility
and agility over the traditional server-based model, allowing for a precise and
dynamic allocation of computing resources as needed.”

About Terremark Worldwide, Inc.

Terremark Worldwide (NASDAQ:TMRK) is a leading global provider of IT
infrastructure services delivered on the industry`s most robust and advanced
technology platform. Leveraging data centers in the United States, Europe and
Latin America with access to massive and diverse network connectivity, Terremark
delivers government and enterprise customers a comprehensive suite of managed
solutions including managed hosting, colocation, disaster recovery, security,
data storage and cloud computing services. Terremark`s Enterprise Cloud
computing architecture delivers the agility, scale and economic benefits of
cloud computing to mission-critical enterprise and Web 2.0 applications and its
DigitalOps service platform combines end-to-end systems management workflow with
a comprehensive customer portal. More information about Terremark Worldwide can
be found at http://www.terremark.com.

Statements contained in this press release may constitute “forward-looking
statements” within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act
of 1995. Terremark’s actual results may differ materially from those set forth
in the forward-looking statements due to a number of risks, including
uncertainties inherent in government contracting, its ability to cross-sell
across an acquired customer base, ability to increase revenue yields within
facilities, ability to refinance existing debt, uncertainties and other factors,
as discussed in Terremark’s filings with the SEC. These factors include, without
limitation, Terremark’s ability to obtain funding for its business plans,
uncertainty in the demand for Terremark’s services or products, Terremark’s
ability to manage its growth, and the successful integration of operations of
acquired companies. Terremark does not assume any obligation to update these
forward-looking statements.

Media Relations
Terremark Worldwide, Inc.
Xavier Gonzalez, 305-961-3134
xgonzalez@terremark.com
or
Investor Relations
Terremark Worldwide, Inc.
Hunter Blankenbaker, 305-961-3109
hblankenbaker@terremark.com

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