F5 Networks to Present at Thomas Weisel Partners Technology, Telecom & Internet Conference...

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Fri Feb 1, 2008 12:48pm EST

F5 Networks to Present at Thomas Weisel Partners Technology, Telecom & Internet Conference 2008

SEATTLE--(Business Wire)--
F5 Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ:FFIV), the global leader in Application
Delivery Networking, today announced that company management will be
presenting at Thomas Weisel Partners Technology, Telecom & Internet
Conference 2008 at The Fairmont Hotel, San Francisco. F5's
presentation will start on Tuesday, February 5 at 8:00 a.m. Pacific
Time. F5 presenters include Karl Triebes, SVP, Product Development &
Chief Technical Officer, and Andy Reinland, SVP & Chief Finance
Officer. F5's presentation will be webcast and accessible until March
5, 2008. Interested viewers can go to
http://www.f5.com/about/investor-relations/events-calendar.html to
access a direct link to the webcast.

   About F5 Networks

   F5 Networks is the global leader in Application Delivery
Networking. F5 provides solutions that make applications secure, fast
and available for everyone, helping organizations get the most out of
their investment. By adding intelligence and manageability into the
network to offload applications, F5 optimizes applications and allows
them to work faster and consume fewer resources. F5's extensible
architecture intelligently integrates application optimization,
protects the application and the network, and delivers application
reliability--all on one universal platform. Over 16,000 organizations
and service providers worldwide trust F5 to keep their applications
running. The company is headquartered in Seattle, Washington with
offices worldwide. For more information, go to www.f5.com.

F5 Networks, Inc.
John Eldridge, Investor Relations, 206-272-6571
j.eldridge@f5.com

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