September 15, 2003
Sunnyvale, CA

Inxight  Software, Inc., a leading provider of software solutions for enterprise search  and information discovery, today announced that it has signed a deal with  In-Q-Tel, a private not for profit venture group funded by the Central  Intelligence Agency (CIA). Inxight will work with In-Q-Tel on the ongoing  development of its SmartDiscovery software that enables government agencies  and enterprises to gather, analyze and share potentially valuable information  found in documents written in multiple languages in disparate databases.

"We  see Inxight as a key strategic partner, as there is unquestionable value in how  their technology, particularly their language capabilities, can help government  and commercial organizations identify important information," said Gilman  Louie, CEO of In-Q-Tel. "A critical factor in our decision to work with  Inxight is that it has already proven that its solutions deliver 'high  fidelity' results in very demanding information environments."

Inxight's  SmartDiscovery is the most complete and scalable information retrieval solution  available today. Already in deployment by multiple Federal intelligence,  defense and law enforcement agencies, Inxight SmartDiscovery offers a proven  solution for analyzing and delivering precise, relevant information from  unstructured data sources such as reports, email, news articles and Web page  content. Using SmartDiscovery, analysts and law enforcement officers are able  to quickly sift through vast amounts of information, in 26 languages, and glean  useful insights. Partnering with In-Q-Tel enables Inxight to further  refine and enhance SmartDiscovery.

"Inxight  is pleased to be working with In-Q-Tel as both an investor and as a  customer," said John C. Laing, Inxight's president and CEO. "We see  this new relationship as a major accomplishment and a sign of the continued  importance of our technology in the nation's defense and intelligence  communities. Our work with government agencies has increased exponentially over  the last two years and we look forward to even more growth as a result of our  partnership with In-Q-Tel."

Government  intelligence agencies and leading system integrators in the government sector  already using Inxight technology include: AT&T Global Services, General  Dynamics, Government Micro Resources (GMR), Integrated Data Systems, ISX,  Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), OMEN, Raytheon, Saffron  Technology, Titan Systems Corporation, U.S. Army, U.S. Department of Defense  (DoD), U.S. Defense Intelligence Agency (DIA) and Veridian.

About In-Q-Tel
In-Q-Tel  is a private, independent, enterprise funded by the CIA. Launched in 1999,  In-Q-Tel's mission is to identify and invest in companies developing  cutting-edge information technologies that serve United States national  security interests. Working from an evolving strategic blueprint that defines  the CIA's critical information technology needs, In-Q-Tel engages with entrepreneurs,  established companies, researchers and venture capitalists to deliver  technologies that pay out in superior intelligence capabilities for the CIA and  the larger Intelligence Community.

About Inxight
Inxight  is the leading provider of enterprise software applications for understanding  and effectively using unstructured information. Inxight is the only company  that provides a complete, scalable enterprise solution to organize, analyze and  deliver information in all major languages. Customers include Computer  Associates, Factiva, Hewlett Packard, Inktomi, Intel, Internal Revenue Service,  LexisNexis, Lotus, Oracle, Reuters, SAP, SAS, Thomson, Tivoli and Xerox. The  company has offices throughout the United States and Europe. For more  information, visit www.inxight.com or  call 408-738-6299 (in the U.S.) or +44 (0) 1252 761314 (in Europe).