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Curl to Participate in Rich Internet Application Seminar in Asia

Curl Chief Architect Bert Halstead to discuss best practices in developing enterprise-class Web-based applications

Cambridge, Mass. — May 21, 2007 — Curl®, Inc. today announced its participation in an upcoming half-day Rich Internet Application seminar in Asia. On May 22, 2007, Curl Vice President and Chief Architect Bert Halstead will present a session on "Web 2.0 with Curl: RIA Platform and New Features of Curl 6.0" in Seoul, South Korea. In the session, Halstead will provide an overview of the Curl Rich Internet Application (RIA) Platform, which enables developers to implement enterprise-grade, complex Web-based applications.

The seminar is open to the general public interested in hearing the benefits of RIA and how to use the Curl technology to develop real business applications that require support of large data sets, on-line and off-line usage, high performance and security. During his presentation, Halstead will provide an overview of the software requirements for building rich user interfaces and will highlight some of the new features of the next release of the Curl RIA platform. In addition to Halstead's presentation, the seminar will feature presentations that showcase real-life examples of companies using Curl, including Toyota Motor Company, as well as the largest semiconductor company in Korea and a financial services organization.

In addition, event sponsor QTI International will make a presentation about some of the Curl-based products it offers, including its FastGrid component for displaying data.

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About Curl, Inc.

Curl provides a Rich Internet Application platform for building and deploying Web-based applications that demand complex, highly interactive interfaces previously only possible as client-server applications. Using Curl, developers can implement a new class of complex, business-critical, Web-based applications that cannot easily be developed with Ajax or other smart client technologies. Curl allows corporations with legacy client-server applications to move to Web-based delivery, increasing reach and reducing cost. Founded in 1998, Curl is headquartered in Cambridge, Massachusetts and is a wholly owned subsidiary of Sumisho Computer Systems. Curl has over 300 customers and 40 partners world-wide. For more information visit www.curl.com.