Founded in 1992, Triteq Limited company designs and manufactures electronic components and equipment primarily for UK customers in the automotive, consumer, industrial, medical, and telecommunications sectors. Triteq assists its clients across the entire process: from the design phase, to prototype building, to project management, and then finally, manufacturing. Products designed include MP3 players, pet tagging scanners, astronomical clocks, power recovery systems, digital photo albums, satellite communications systems, and farm animal equipment.

SMA Solar Technology helps its customers harvest the power of the sun. Founded in 1981, SMA Solar Technology AG focuses on making a wide range of photovoltaic inverters, components of solar power systems that help convert sunlight into electricity. SMA Solar Technology, which sells its products to private, commercial, and institutional owners of solar power plants, serves customers such as Airbus, Bayer, Siemens, and Volkswagen. SMA Solar Technology AG company also makes electronics and components, such as battery chargers for railway coaches, through SMA Railway Technology. The firm operates through subsidiaries in eight countries.

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.

Roos Instruments makes automated test equipment systems that are used to characterize and test microwave and radio-frequency (RF) semiconductors. The company's customers include IBM, Motorola, Nortel Networks, and NXP. Roos Instruments has begun shipping the Cassini, a modular test system for checking wireless communications devices. The company was established in 1989 by microwave/RF engineers from the benchtop instrument industry, including co-founder Mark Roos, the company's president and CEO, who owns about two-thirds of Roos Instruments. Employees hold one-third of the equity. The company has been self-funded throughout its history. Roos Instruments has offices in California and New Hampshire.

Established in 1993, ZBOE has grown into one of the largest VFD manufacturers in China, and sells its products globally. ZBOE is following the path of its patron BOE Technology Group, it just operates on a smaller scale. Zhejiang BOE Display Technology (ZBOE) provides research and development as well as manufacturing of small size displays, specializing in Vacuum Fluorescent Displays (VFDs). An affiliate of BOE Technology Group, the company also manufactures VFC cover glass and LED (light emitting diode) displays, as well as control boards and modules used in household appliances, instruments, car displays, and industrial products.

Finmek provides contract electronics design and manufacturing services offering products ranging from printed circuit board assemblies, peripherals, and networking equipment to complete systems for the communications, industrial, medical, and multimedia markets. Finmek also provides integration, logistics, maintenance, and testing services. Customers include Alcatel, Ericsson, and Telecom Italia. The troubled company was declared insolvent in 2004, and later announced plans to close some plants.

ASAT is a leading builder of semiconductor housings, or packages, which come in two varieties: leaded (that is, with wire leads) and ball grid array (BGA, which replaces lead wires with balls of solder). The company also offers testing, design, and delivery services. ASAT's customers include Agilent Technologies, Analog Devices, Broadcom, Murata Manufacturing, NXP, Samsung Electronics, STMicroelectronics, and Texas Instruments. The company gets around three-quarters of its sales from the Asia/Pacific region. ASAT agreed to sell its last operating subsidiary to UTAC in January 2010; ASAT plans to liquidate upon completion of the deal.

WaferTech is a dedicated contract semiconductor manufacturer, also known as a pure-play silicon foundry, which makes microchips on behalf of other chip companies. The company's integrated circuits (ICs) are made on eight-inch silicon wafers with advanced CMOS technology and are used in various types of equipment from computers and electronics to automobiles. WaferTech's chips include mixed-mode, logic, and volatile/non-volatile memory. Founded in 1996, WaferTech is a subsidiary of silicon foundry giant Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. (TSMC).

Intel has bet more than a few chips on India. The world's largest semiconductor maker has established its largest non-manufacturing division outside of the US, in Bangalore. Called the India Development Centre (IIDC), the division develops hardware and software, sales, and supply chain applications for Intel's lineup. It plays a key role in Intel's mobility and enterprise products as well as in R&D for power efficiency, Terascale CPUs, and health solutions. Through a World Ahead Program, Intel Technology India also works to push the adoption of information and communication technologies in rural community schools, healthcare, businesses, and government. Intel's investment in India tops $1.7 billion.

Amtech Systems, Inc. company was founded in 1981 and is based in Tempe, Arizona. Amtech Systems, Inc. (Amtech) is a supplier of horizontal diffusion furnace systems used for solar (photovoltaic) cell and semiconductor manufacturing. The Company operates in two business segments: solar and semiconductor equipment, and polishing supplies. The solar and semiconductor equipment is sold under the brand names of Tempress Systems and Bruce Technologies. Within the solar industry, the Company provides diffusion and automation equipment to solar cell manufacturers. Within the semiconductor industry, it provides equipment to manufacturers of analog, power, automotive and microcontroller chips with geometries greater than 0.3 micron. Under the PR Hoffman brand, Amtech is a supplier of insert carriers to manufacturers of silicon wafers, and provides lapping and polishing consumable products, as well as equipment used in various industries.

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