Campbell, CA, April 25, 2006 -- BitMover Inc., the provider of BitKeeper, the industry's only peer-to- peer collaborative development tool, announced their completed relocation to larger facilities designed to support their rapid growth.

BitMover has been consistently doubling it's customer base and revenues over the last several years and their larger facility is designed to support this ongoing growth. One of the keys to future success is the ability to continue attracting the best and brightest engineers. To compete in today's dynamic atmosphere BitMover is bucking the industry trend by increasing wages, adding employee perks, and improving benefits.

"In order to support our rich product roadmap we are moving to a new facility in Silicon Valley to better tap into the wealth of engineering talent in the area," said Bob Burres, COO, "Our employees are the key to our success and we strive to provide the stability and compensation of a large company with the family atmosphere and excitement associated with a start up environment."

BitMover has just completed another record year and has kicked off 2006 with a record number of new inquiries during Q1. BitMover does not invest in any formal marketing and relies on word-of-mouth from satisfied customers as it's only source of new inquiries. This strategy has proven quite successful as BitMover is enjoying revenue growth over 10 times the industry average.

"The market acceptance of BitKeeper along with our customer's enthusiasm for our products has been quite gratifying," said Larry McVoy, CEO, "Our goal is to continue building the company in a way that allows us to provide the tools that the market requires while maintaining our excellent support."

About BitMover

Founded in 1998, BitMover Inc. is a privately held Silicon Valley- based company that produces BitKeeper. BitKeeper shortens the software development lifecycle by providing the industry's only peer- to-peer collaborative development tool. Many of the world's largest independent software and hardware vendors have used BitKeeper to more effectively manage their development projects. Companies from startups to the Fortune 50 use BitKeeper to increase their productivity. BitKeeper enables best practices in software development through powerful workflow capabilities; gives managers enhanced control over their projects, and enables greater productivity in engineers through best-in-class merge technology. For more information, please see http://www.bitkeeper.com.