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Release is here: http://finance.yahoo.com/news/wave-signs-global-distribution-agreement-122900926.html

The agreement underscores growing interest in trusted computing solutions by enterprises & OEMs. Samsung's entry into the trusted computing space earlier this year is another sigh, and they hired Wave to help them with that effort back in November 2011. Samsung has decided to produce trusted platform module (TPM) security chips, which are the building block of trusted computing. In May, following its development, Samsung licensed Wave's client software to manage TPMs.

As for the Lenovo deal, their news release quotation says it best: "Gaining direct access to Wave's endpoint security solutions means Lenovo customers now have a one-stop-shop to purchase PCs bundled with Wave's robust security and management solutions," said Wes Williams, Director of Ecosystems & Monetization Marketing Operations, Lenovo. "This agreement greatly simplifies the buying process for our customers who use Wave solutions to activate and manage SEDs, along with TPMs for persistent and unique identity, as well as the early detection of Advanced Persistent Threats."

Micron's comment from the release: "Preventing data breaches is priority number one for today's enterprise organizations," said Justin Sykes, General Manager of client SSDs at Micron. "We're pleased to see Wave partner with a key customer of ours to bring greater accessibility to flash-based SEDs, which offer the single best combination of security and performance. With Wave, Lenovo customers can deploy and manage an enterprise-wide installation of Micron's C400 SEDs in a fraction of the time it would take to deploy software encryption."

For more information/background, visit wave.com or contact Wave's investor relations representative (which is me).

David Collins

Catalyst Global - Investor Relations for

Wave Systems Corp.

212 924 9800

wavx@catalyst-ir.com

His batting average is very good.

Primus Telecommunications (PTIGI) announced the sale today of Primus Australia to M2 Telecommunications Group, for approximately

$US 200M. The transaction is a component of PTGI's announced plan to explore strategic alternatives to enhance shareholder value.

PTGI also said that given its aim toward maximizing shareholder value, the company has separate Primus Canada into two businesses

1) a 'pure-play' Data Center business to highlight growth momentum across 8 state-of-the-art facilities throughout Canada. My contact things the Data Center business generates $25million in EBITDA and is growing rapidly with public comparables trading around 10x EBITDA

2) Primus Canada's competitive telecom suite of voice and data services. My fund manger thinks this company has about $30M in EBITDA and could trade around 4x EBITDA

PTGI continues to explore and evaluate strategic alternatives, including a sale, merger or other business combination involving PTGi, a joint venture arrangement, or the sale or spinoff of other PTGi assets or one or more of its other business units. PTGi has not set a timetable for completion of its overall evaluation process. Jefferies & Company, Inc. is acting as exclusive financial advisor to PTGi.

Disclosure: I have no positions in any stocks mentioned, and no plans to initiate any positions within the next 72 hours.

Additional disclosure: I am an investor relations consultant; I do not work for PTGI.

The drive listing on CMS's website is here: www.cmsproducts.com/products/333-ce-secure-diskvaultwave-edition.aspx

"External SEDs are often used to store sensitive information, creating an even stronger need for industry-standard encryption. By encrypting the drive itself, customers can protect their data from intruders."

The Opal standard was created by the Trusted Computing Group to ensure interoperability across vendors, technologies and platforms. While traditional SEDs based on Opal have shipped for several years, this is the first time an external drive has ever earned the distinction.

Link to full release