Electric Supply been in business "on the eighteenth of April, in Seventy-five," as Henry Wadsworth Longfellow's famous poem noted. The family-owned company distributes electronic products and industrial supplies, such as cable, conduit, connectors and terminals, fiber-optic hardware, racks and cabinets, lubricants, and tools. Colonial Electric was established not in 1775, but 197 years later, in 1972.

ONEAC makes devices that protect electronic systems from interruptions in receiving power and data lines. Products include power conditioners, uninterruptible power supplies (UPSs), and DC rectifiers and inverters. ONEAC also offers software and hardware for monitoring power and data networks. The lineup is used in telecommunications gear, semiconductor manufacturing equipment, biomedical instruments, as well as retail point-of-sale and security systems. Founded in 1979, ONEAC owns manufacturing plants in the UK and US. It joins with sister Chloride Group subsidiary Chloride Power Protection to do business under the Chloride Power Protection - USA nameplate.

Impinj, Inc. develops radio frequency identification technologies for supply chain, asset and brand management, authentication, serialization, and retail operations. It offers Monza tag silicon, a flagship UHF Gen 2 product for a range of applications from pallets moving through distribution centers to small and liquid-filled items on retail shelves; Speedway Reader that determines a tagged object entered or exited in a read portal, as well as allows enterprise-class management and monitoring; Indy R1000 Reader Chip, which performs transmission, receiving, demodulation, and baseband functions; GrandPrix Solution, an integrated UHF Gen 2 solution, comprising the Speedway reader, Monza, and Monaco tag chip products, and application-specific tag and reader antennas; and GrandPrix Evaluation Kit for various RFID application, from pallet- and case-level down to item-level. The company offers its products through partners, distributors, value-added resellers, original equipment manufacturers, system integrators, middleware vendors, universities, and test labs. Impinj, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Seattle, Washington with additional offices in Newport Beach, California; and Seattle, Washington.

The Millennia Group, Inc. company was established in 1999. Michael D'Ambrosio Sr., the company's chairman and CEO, owns The Millennia Group. The Millennia Group, Inc., through its subsidiaries, provides electronic manufacturing services. Its services include mechanical, electronic and software design, electronic engineering, printed circuit board development, prototyping, new product introduction, material procurement and management, printed circuit board and higher level assembly, test development, in-circuit and functional testing, final system box build, fulfillment, and support services. The company serves a variety of industries, including military, medical, industrial, instrumentation, security, and telecommunications.

Infinite Graphics Inc. (IGI) plots to provide chip makers with high-tech images. The company provides precision digital imaging services for the electronics industry. IGI transforms customers' circuit designs into precise graphic images, then transfers them onto film, quartz, or glass substrates. Customers reproduce and mass-produce the designs to make photochemically etched and plated parts, integrated circuits, and flat-panel displays. Infinite Graphics also designs printed circuit boards, provides a variety of computer-aided design (CAD) software and services, and resells imaging equipment. IGI was established in 1969.

Premier Farnell plc is a leading multi-channel, high service distributor supporting millions of engineers and purchasing professionals globally. Premier Farnell markets and distributes a comprehensive range of products and services throughout Europe, North America and Asia Pacific with operations in 24 countries and trading in over 100, with approximately 4,100 employees worldwide. Serving a global customer base of more than 2 million customer contacts worldwide, the Group stocks in excess of 400,000 electronic products, has access to 4 million more and represents 3,500 manufacturer brands. The Group's multi-channel approach includes fully transactional websites, contact centres, field sales force, trade counters, branch network, catalogues and direct mail. Companies within the Premier Farnell Group include Farnell, Newark, CPC, Premier Electronics, Farnell-Newark, MCM, Akron Brass and TPC Wire & Cable.

Jabil Circuit takes more than a jab at contract electronics manufacturing. The company is one of the leading providers of electronics manufacturing services (EMS) in the world. Parts made by Jabil on a contract basis are used in communications products, medical instruments, computers and networking gear, and automobiles. Services range from product design and component procurement to product testing, order fulfillment, and supply chain management. Top customers include Cisco Systems, Research in Motion, Hewlett-Packard, EchoStar, and Nokia. The company, which has expanded into Asian and Eastern European markets, gets more than 80% of sales from international operations.

Dowding & Mills company and its subsidiaries provide electro-mechanical maintenance and repair services for an array of electric equipment, from generators to pumps, and gearboxes. It also offers various engineering, on-site, and calibration services for electrical, electronic, and mechanical gear -- motors on up to electrical transformers. Focused in the UK, Australia, the US, and Middle East, Dowding & Mills caters to diverse industries, including petroleum, power generation, rail, auto, and defense. In a reverse acquisition, Dowding & Mills was sold in 2007 to Castle Acquisitions (later Castle Support Services) and is held by original parent, DM Technical Services.

Tokyo Ohka Kogyo Co., Ltd. was founded in 1940. Tokyo Ohka Kogyo (TOK) plays an important but small (perhaps even a micro) role. Serving companies in the microprocessing industry, TOK manufactures photoresists (light-sensitive resins that can imprint patterns onto silicon wafers) used during the production of semiconductors, printed circuit boards, and flat panel plasma and liquid crystal displays (LCD). The company operates through several subsidiaries located in Japan, the US, Europe, and Asia. In addition to its photoresist operations, which make up about half of its overall sales, TOK also operates a chemicals division and a photoresist-related equipment division.

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.

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