blueVault is an eco-friendly third-party data center. Data management that is less costly to build, operate and manage.

1. AN ECO-FRIENDLY THIRD-PARTY DATA CENTER
data management that is less costly
to build, operate and manage
Charles Hardman, CEO
914-629-6146 phone
bluevaultllc@gmail.com

2. C OMPANIES LIKE G OOGLE , A PPLE , A MAZON AND
M ERRILL LYNCH USE 3 RD PARTY DATA CENTERS TO
MANAGE THEIR DIGITAL INFORMATION .
W E MANAGE CRITICAL DIGITAL DATA FOR
COMPANIES LIKE THESE IN A LESS COSTLY, ECO -
FRIENDLY WAY.
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3.  Letters of commitment are in place from 9 large
customers which means that 100% of our initial space
is pre-sold.
 Construction underway on our test facility – a 2,000
square-foot data center in Montana
 Construction underway on our first phase – a 10,000
square-foot data center in Montana estimated to be
worth $10.3 million once the interior build-out is
complete.*
 Our location in the Midwest allows us to use renewable,
environmentally friendly, low cost energy.
*as per independent appraisal by Baar Realty dated March 2009
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4. Construction
Timeline
 Test Facility: 2,000 square foot stand-
Once fourth phase alone data center
is complete, total  Phase One: 10,000 square foot facility at a
data center cost to build of $1,500 per square foot.
size will be 60,000  *Phase Two: Add another 10,000 square
square feet with feet for under $3 million.
potential annual  *Phase Three: Add another 20,000 square
net profits of more feet for under $6 million.
than $44 million.  *Phase Four: Add another 20,000 square
feet for under $6 million. Cost to build
the later phases will be less than $300 per
square foot, reducing our overall cost
to approximately $450 per square foot.
*funded from operating cash flow
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5.  A facility used to house computer systems, network
equipment and storage systems.
 Supporting equipment housed in a data center:
 backup power supplies
 data communication connections
 climate control
 rack infrastructure for co-location
 security devices
 Data center outsourcing reduces the internal resources
that a customer requires to manage data center
operations.
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6.  Our sales forecast of $1.0 million in 2010
represents less than 1/100 of 1% of the $20 billion
plus third party data center market.
 “Third party data center market size for US 2009
exceeded 108 million square feet ($12-$18
billion)… expected to reach 177 million square feet
($20- $32 billion) in 2010.”*
*Frost & Sullivan, market research firm with 1,800 analysts, consultants, and visionaries cover more than 300 markets
and 250,000 companies.
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7. “Demand for storage doubles every 18 months.
The number of potential customers is far greater
than the capacity to handle it.”*
“32% of the leased data center space is up for
renewal between now and 2013. Demand is out-
pacing supply by three times in the US.”**
*International Data Corporation (IDC), the premier global provider of market intelligence, advisory
services, and events for the information technology, telecommunications, and consumer technology
markets
**according to Jim Kerrigan, EVP and Director of the National Data Center Practice at Grubb & Ellis.
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8. The Industry
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40,000,000
Industry demand is
35,000,000 Digital
outstripping supply Information
at a rapid pace. 30,000,000 Created
Digital Storage
Available
If people had Petabytes 25,000,000
wanted to store 20,000,000
every gigabyte of 15,000,000
digital content
10,000,000
crated, they would
have a shortfall of 5,000,000
60% over the next -
several years. 2010 2020
Source: IDC Digital Universe Study May 2010

9.  The ability to effectively and efficiently
store and secure information continues to
lag behind the information explosion.*
 In 2007, the amount of digital information
created in a year surpassed, for the first
time, the amount of storage to deal with it.*
*International Data Corporation (IDC), the premier global provider of market
intelligence, advisory services, and events for the information technology,
telecommunications, and consumer technology markets 9

10.  Advertising – top industry  Database Marketing –
publications targeted e-Blasts
 Targeted Online  Trade Shows – national
Marketing – niche and and regional industry
targeted websites for our shows
online partners
 Social Media – Facebook,
 SEO – to get our site on MySpace and Twitter
top of the search engine
rankings for keywords
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11.  Digital Realty Trust – the world's largest
wholesale datacenter provider with over $2.5
billion in datacenters all over the world.
 IBM – owns and operates more than 450 data
centers worldwide including 100,000 square foot
facility at Research Triangle Park in North
Carolina
 Iron Mountain – specializes in underground data
centers to reduce energy consumption
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12. The blueVault competitive edge:
 Signed letters of commitment
 Growth potential – we have 100 acres in the US
 Tremendous cost savings passed onto our customers
that competition can't compete with – cost to grow,
cost of power and cooling
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13.  Within 3 to 5 years, we will actively pursue
likely suitors to acquire the Company.
 Suitors may be current customers or
competitors who are attracted to the growth
potential of blueVault, such as Digital Realty
Trust or IBM.
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14.  Signed letters of commitment from major industry players
who want additional space in our future phases
 Our costs to build and operate are significantly lower than
the majority of US data centers.
 Growth potential – we have 100 acres in Montana.
blueVault is a key acquisition target as the right suitor can
acquire the data center and grow it quickly.
 American companies prefer data centers that are located in
the US.
 Our management team has built and sold several successful
companies.
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