Connect One Ltd., a fabless semiconductor company, provides value-added solutions for connecting devices to the Internet and other IP-based networks. It develops updateable Internet controller chips, embedded device servers, and external serial device servers that enable non-PC device manufacturers to add IP connectivity to new and existing devices using LAN, WiFi, cellular, or dial-up communications. The company also provides evaluation boards and daughter boards for testing updateable Internet controller chips with specific interfaces and peripheral components; and a device connectivity server software solution for remote access to devices deployed behind a firewall or network address translator. Its customers include manufacturers of POS terminals, fax machines, embedded modems, automated teller machines, and fleet management terminals, as well as customers in telemedicine, building automation, process control, security, and power monitoring industries. The company offers its products through a network of distributors and its representative companies in the United States and internationally.

Truly International Holdings makes some complex stuff. Its products range from LCD panels, printed circuit boards, and flexible printed circuit boards, to injection-molded plastic, consumer electronics, and personal care products. LCD panels for PDAs, touch screens, e-books, auto dashboards, cell phones, and digital still cameras account for nearly all of Truly's sales. The company's wares are produced in a Chinese factory and sold in China, Europe, Korea, Japan, and the US; about 80% of sales comes from China and Hong Kong. Executive director James Wong owns about 46% of Truly; chairman and managing director Steven Lam owns about 44%.

CML Microsystems Plc (CML) is a United Kingdom-based company. The Company, and its subsidiaries, design, manufacture and market a range of integrated circuits (IC) for global industrial, professional and consumer applications within wireless communication, wireline communication, storage and networking market areas. The Company has eight operating subsidiaries located in the United Kingdom, United States, Germany, Singapore and Taiwan. The Company operates a fabless semiconductor model (outsources silicon wafer fabrication) and performs IC assembly and test functions. It operates in two segments: semiconductor components and equipment. The Company’s semiconductor products focus on four segments: wireless, storage, wireline telecom and networking. Its subsidiaries include CML Microsystems Inc., CML Microcircuits (UK) Ltd, Applied Technology (UK) Ltd and Hyperstone Inc.

Stuart C. Irby Co. operates as an electrical distribution company. It offers commercial, contractor, utility, and industrial electrical products, services, and solutions. The company also provides emergency response program, storm stock, and onsite services. Stuart C. Irby Co. was founded in 1926 and is based in Jackson, Mississippi. It has locations in Alabama, Arkansas, Colorado, Florida, Georgia, Iowa, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, Mississippi, Missouri, New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Tennessee, and Texas. Stuart C. Irby Co. operates as a subsidiary of Sonepar USA, Inc.

VIA found viable businesses both inside and outside the PC. VIA Technologies took on Intel for market leadership in PC chipsets -- clusters of components that connect a computer's microprocessor to its other parts. VIA's chipsets work with microprocessors made by both Intel and AMD, and can be configured to work with various types of memory chips. Meanwhile, VIA's graphics chip venture took it into the market for core logic chipsets used in graphics applications. The fabless semiconductor company also entered the networking chip niche with its introduction of Ethernet controllers and other devices, and it continues to develop low-budget microprocessors for use in inexpensive PCs.

Microvision, Inc. engages in the development of miniature display and imaging engines based on its integrated photonics module technology platform. Its technology platform combines bi-axial/two dimensional micro-electrical mechanical system light scanning technologies, lasers, optics, and electronics with its system controls to create a video or still image from a small form factor device. The company’s products include Pico projector displays for portable hand-held devices, including mobile phones, as well as accessory devices that connect to a mobile video source, such as a personal media player, cell phone, or laptop computer. Its products also include vehicle/automotive head-up display for driver safety that reduces the distraction of looking away from the road to read information, such as GPS mapping images, audio controls, and other automobile instrumentation. In addition, the companys products include near-eye wearable display platform to provide personal viewing of information that originates from a mobile device and arrives at the display through a wired or wireless connection. Further, its products include ROV hand held bar code scanners to accommodate mobile workers with the data collection solutions on the mobile platforms of their choosing, as well as bar code scanner enabled enterprise solutions. The company, based on its light scanning technologies, also develops and produces prototype and demonstration units for commercial customers and the United States government. It serves customers in the consumer, automotive, defense, industrial, and medical markets.

Waters Corporation operates as an analytical instrument manufacturer primarily in the United States, Europe, Japan, and Asia. The company designs, manufactures, sells, and services high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC), ultra performance liquid chromatography (UPLC), and mass spectrometry (MS) instrument systems and support products, including chromatography columns, other consumable products, and post-warranty service plans. It also designs, manufactures, sells, and services thermal analysis, rheometry, and calorimetry instruments, which are used in predicting the suitability of polymers and viscous liquids for various industrial, consumer goods, and health care products. In addition, the company develops and supplies software based products that interface with the company's instruments, as well as other manufacturers instruments. Further, its LC and MS are used in a range of industries to detect, identify, monitor, and measure the chemical, physical, and biological composition of materials, as well as to purify various compounds, which are used in drug discovery and development, including clinical trial testing, the analysis of proteins in disease processes, food safety analysis, and environmental testing. The company offers its products to multi-national pharmaceutical companies, generic drug manufacturers, contract research organizations, biotechnology companies, chemical manufacturers, polymer manufacturers, food and beverage companies, environmental testing laboratories, universities, and government agencies. It has a collaborative research agreement with the University of Warwick, Coventry, and Warwickshire, England to support the growth, development, and adoption of novel mass spectrometry (MS) technologies. Waters Corporation was founded in 1958 and is based in Milford, Massachusetts.

Inotera Memories, Inc. company, founded in 2003, makes high-density and high-performance commodity DRAMs, which are used in PCs and consumer electronics. Inotera originally was a joint venture between Qimonda and Nanya Technology, and the three companies benefited from sharing technology. Nanya accounted for 50% of Inotera's sales, and Qimonda accounted for 40%. In late 2008 Qimonda sold its stake in Inotera to Micron Technology for $400 million. Both of Inotera's manufacturing facilities use silicon wafers measuring 300mm (about 12 inches) in diameter; 300mm wafers provide greater manufacturing efficiencies, compared with smaller-diameter wafers.

ELAN Home Systems manufactures home automation and audio/video distribution and control equipment. The company helps customers achieve a "whole house" experience by integrating audio, video, phones, and third-party products seamlessly. Products include touch controls, multi-room contollers, video systems, speakers, amplifiers, intercom systems, and a system to integrate the separate devices. ELAN distributes its products through select dealers and distributors in about 65 countries worldwide.

Rofin-Sinar Technologies Inc. engages in the design, development, engineering, manufacture, and marketing of industrial lasers and supplies used for material processing applications in North America, Europe, and Asia. The company offers laser macro products to machine tool and automotive markets for cutting and welding metals applications; and laser marking products to semiconductor and electronics markets for marking integrated circuits, electronic components, smart cards, labels, and car components. It also provides laser micro products for spot welding, fine cutting, and micro structuring applications to medical devices, semiconductor and electronics, photovoltaic, dental, and jewelry markets, as well as for perforating of cigarette tip paper and packaging foils applications. In addition, Rofin-Sinar Technologies offers components for laser industry. It sells its products directly to original equipment manufacturers, systems integrators, resellers, and industrial end-users. The company was founded in 1975 and is based in Plymouth, Michigan.

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