CX2 Technologies Co-Sponsors a Conference on Interoperable Communications Grants for Public Safety Organizations in

BOCA RATON, FL, Mar 31 (MARKET WIRE) --
On March 18, CX2 Technologies, Inc. (OTCBB: CXTO) co-sponsored a conference in
Worcester, Massachusetts, on regional interoperability planning and the 2008
Public Safety Interoperable Communication (PSIC) Grant program.

CX2 Technologies co-sponsored the conference with other members of the
Coalition for Integrated Data Emergency Response Solutions (CIDERS). The
CIDERS group consists of companies involved in emergency management software,
wireless communications, and sensor equipment. As members of CIDERS, the
companies are pooling their expertise to design and develop interoperable data
communication systems.

Several dozen fire chiefs from the state of Massachusetts attended the
conference. The event featured remarks by Congressman Jim McGovern,
Representative
for Massachusetts, and Julliette Kayyem, Massachusetts' first Undersecretary for
Homeland Security.

During the conference, Undersecretary Kayyem announced a matching funds
program
for public safety organizations. Ms. Kayyem also outlined how Massachusetts
plans to meet the Public Safety Interoperable Communications (PSIC) Grant
guidelines set
up by the Federal Department of Homeland Security.

To help public safety organizations qualify for the PSIC Grant,
Undersecretary
Kayyem stated that Massachusetts plans to provide the matching funds required
by the Department of Homeland Security (DHS). The state will make these funds
available to local public safety organizations that submit a qualifying grant
proposal
to the Massachusetts Interoperability Panel. The panel was created by the
Executive
Office of Public Safety and Security (EOPSS) and consists of subject matter
expertsfrom state and local organizations.

Michael Rand, president of CX2 Technologies, stated that he is pleased
withthe announcement "because it will help Massachusetts fire and public
safetyofficials achieve data interoperability. This announcement is a great
relief
for our potential customers in Massachusetts. The low-cost, spectrum-efficient
CX2
data technology can contribute significantly to data interoperability in
Massachusetts."

Public safety organizations, the FCC, and Congress have focused on 700 MHz
as
the likely spectrum for a nationwide public safety broadband network. The 700
MHz
auction ending on March 18, however, suggests to CX2 management that the current
plan for a public/private partnership in the 700 MHz band does not present a
viable business case. In this 700 MHz auction, there was no bid for the
"public safety" D Block, which was to be built by a private partner but
available
for public safety as needed (at the expense of commercial use).

The FCC approach would have required all public safety communications to use
a nationwide 700 MHz network. In contrast, an integrated data approach would
move
certain data communications to other spectrum bands, such as 220 MHz, and
then re-integrate the data into the nationwide broadband network as needed. In
this integrated data approach, more spectrum is available for commercial use,
and at the same time, sufficient spectrum is available for deployment of
public safety services. CX2 provides technology that supports this integrated
data
solution.

CX2 and other CIDERS members are committed to providing support,
participating in
bidding, or taking other action where feasible to ensure that the 2008
conference attendees and other public safety organizations can procure the funds
necessary to achieve data interoperability.

About CX2 Technologies, Inc.

CX2 Technologies, Inc. provides low-cost, spectrum-efficient wireless
solutions
that operate in the 220-222 MHz frequency band. The company's proprietary
wireless
data technology and software is designed to work optimally within very narrow
5 KHz channels. CX2 has strongly advocated the use of 220 MHz spectrum for
public safety and homeland security, and has expressed these views to the
Katrina Panel (the Independent Panel Reviewing the Impact of Hurricane Katrina
on
Communications Networks).

About CIDERS

Members of the Coalition for Integrated Data Emergency Response Solutions
(CIDERS)
pursue integrated data solutions that can use both existing spectrum (such as
220
MHz) and newly allocated spectrum (such as 700 MHz) to effectively address
existing public safety problems. The coalition presents integrated data
solutions
from a variety of perspectives, including software, equipment, and spectrum
perspectives. With its combined expertise, CIDERS is able to advocate for
customers, the first responders themselves. Each CIDERS member supports the
coalition's mission and is dedicated to helping inform regulators and
legislators about alternatives to broadband-only solutions in a single spectrum
band.
The coalition's mission is to empower public safety organizations to provide
effective and state-of-the-art emergency response services.

Safe Harbor Statement

Statements in this news release about CX2's future expectations,
including:the advantages of CX2's products and services and products and
services offered by
other CIDERS member companies, whether such products and services will be
used to achieve data interoperability in Massachusetts and elsewhere, whether
public safety organizations, the FCC and Congress will continue pursuing the
700 MHz spectrum or an integrated data approach, whether CIDERS members will be
successful in providing support to public safety organizations to achieve data
interoperability, whether CX2 will be successful in implementing its
business plan, whether CX2 will be able to grow within its markets, CX2's
ability to meet customer delivery requirements, and all other statements in this
release, other than historical facts, are forward-looking statements. It is
important to note that actual results and ultimate corporate actions could
differ materially from those in such forward-looking statements based on such
factors as the ability of CX2 and other CIDERS members to raise funds to
continue their operations, uncertain market demand for CX2's and other CIDERS
members'products and services, CX2's ability to attract and retain qualified
employees, new
products and services developed by other companies, market share garnered by
competitors, ability to develop and maintain supplier and customer
relationships, including CX2's reliance on a single party to provide all of
its airtime minutes, CX2's ability to maintain sufficient inventory to meet
customer
demand, changes in governmental regulations and support for data
interoperability, and other risks detailed from time to time in CX2's
reports filed with the SEC.

Contact:
CX2 Technologies, Inc.
Michael Rand
(888) 766-1766
info@cxto.com

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