Hummingbird Company Milestones

Hummingbird is declared worldwide PC X server market leader, by IDC and XBG
Hummingbird introduces Exceed 5 family of PC to enterprise integration products: Exceed 5 for Windows, Exceed 5 for Windows 95, and Exceed 5 for Windows NT
Hummingbird completes second public offering on the US Nasdaq Market
Hummingbird acquires Beame & Whiteside Software: Developer of superior NFS technology provides Hummingbird with complementary product
Hummingbird brings to market first dial-up PC X server for OS/2: Becomes first to bundle an XDK with OS/2 based PC X server software
Exceed 4 for Windows NT is introduced: Exceed for Windows NT became the first native NT based PC X server with dial-up X capability
Hummingbird stock is added to the TSE 300 Composite Index
Hummingbird opens office in Paris, France

Hummingbird is declared 1993 worldwide PC X server market leader by IDC and XBG
Hummingbird introduces Exceed 4 for Windows: Exceed 4 makes Hummingbird the first with scripting language and remote configuration administrator for PC X servers
Hummingbird opens offices in Leeds, UK, Washington D.C, USA, and Munich, Germany
Hummingbird common shares begin trading on Nasdaq National Market System ("HUMCF")
Complementing its Intel version, Hummingbird introduces Exceed/NT for Alpha and MIPS platforms.
Hummingbird introduces first dial-up PC X server for OS/2: First to bundle X Development Toolkit with an OS/2 PC X server
Hummingbird completes US$34 million additional and secondary offering of common shares on Nasdaq

Hummingbird is declared 1992 worldwide market leader by IDC and XBG
Hummingbird opens its first US office, in California's Silicon Valley
Worldwide marketing and distribution agreement signed with IBM
First to offer Tektronix Serial Xpress technology for PC X servers: Hummingbird releases Exceed/Xpress, providing high speed dial-up access for PCs
Exceed/NT-X Development Kit launched: First X Window development toolkit for Windows NT
Exceed/NT is introduced: First PC/X server to ship for Windows NT
Hummingbird completes Cdn$45 million public offering on Toronto Stock Exchange("HUM")
Introduction of first independent PC X server for IBM OS/2: Hummingbird becomes the only company with PC X servers supporting all four PC platforms
Introduction of first X Window development tools for the PC

Introduction of Exceed/W: Hummingbird becomes the first company to develop PC X servers for both DOS and Microsoft Windows environments