Renesas Technology Corp. engages in the design, development, manufacture, sale, and service of large-scale integration products. Its products include microcomputers, standard integrated circuits, logic and analog devices, discrete devices, and memory products. The company also provides SRAM products for use in high-end routers and switches in communication networks; and an integrated driver-MOSFET for use in voltage regulators for CPUs, memory products, and notebook PCs. It offers a WAVE terminal platform that implements a wireless communication technology, which is installed in busses, bus stops, and intersections for the exchange of image information acquired with cameras in various sites. The company serves automotive, digital home electronics, inverter applications, motor control, networks, and wireless industries. Renesas Technology Corp. was founded in 2003 and is based in Tokyo, Japan. The company has sales offices in China, Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Germany, Austria, Benelux, Switzerland, Italy, Korea, Malaysia, Singapore, Sweden, Spain, Turkey, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Renesas Technology Corp. operates as a subsidiary of Hitachi Ltd.

Nissin Electric makes electrical power equipment, including gas circuit breakers, gas-insulated switchgear, power distribution equipment, and power transformers. The company, established in 1910, also makes photovoltaic arrays and power converters for solar power installations. While power systems account for most of sales, Nissin is also a leader in ion implantation equipment for manufacturing semiconductors and LCDs. Most of the company's sales are in Japan, although Nissin has been growing its exports.

iWatt, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is based in Los Gatos, California. It has additional offices in Fort Collins, Colorado; Taipei, Taiwan; Shenzhen, China; and Hong Kong. iWatt, Inc., a digital power IC and systems company, designs, develops, manufactures, and markets semiconductor and power system products for the computer, communication, consumer, and industrial market segments. Its products include AC-DC controllers; analog building blocks and analog front ends for use in SOCs and ASICs; IKOR DC-DC converter products for computing, communications, test and measurement, and industrial control markets; DC-DC converter modules, including power solutions for memory and CPU applications, as well as general purpose point-of-load regulators for use in servers and graphics cards; and white papers and application notes. The company’s products enable high bandwidth analog interface and data transfer for flat panel displays, LCD TV, PDAs, digital cameras, video game systems, and wireless appliances.

MathStar, Inc. company was founded in 1997 and is headquartered in Hillsboro, Oregon. MathStar, Inc. (MathStar) was a fabless semiconductor company engaged in the development, marketing and selling of its programmable platform field programmable object arrays (FPOA) chips and design tools required to program its chips. On May 20, 2008, the Company suspended research and development activities. As of September 30, 2008, the Company had ceased all operations in Minnesota. As of December 31, 2008, MathStar had engaged a third party investment banking firm to explore the sale of intellectual property and patents and potential merger and acquisition alternatives.

Daw Technologies (Daw Tech) makes, installs, and services ultraclean rooms and clean room components. Clean rooms enable biotech and microelectronics companies to control crucial environmental variables such as temperature, dust, and electromagnetic fields in their manufacturing facilities. Daw Tech also applies its clean room know-how to commercial and industrial air handling systems, as well as offers high-precision contract manufacturing services for makers of electronic gear. The company's customers are principally in the US, and to a lesser extent in Europe. Daw filed for Chapter 11 in 2003 and emerged in 2004 as a privately owned company. Daw Tech has offices in Utah and Texas.

Cubic Wafer, Inc. company, founded in 2000 and formerly known as Xanoptix and Xan3D Technologies, previously made the XTM line of optical transmission components and is now focusing on 3-D packaging technology. Its products combine lasers, detectors, and integrated circuits into a single device to speed fiber-optic transmission in telecom, data communications, corporate networking, and data storage applications. Cubic Wafer's components include transmitters, receivers, and transceivers designed to be integrated into devices, such as network interface cards, made by other equipment makers.

Western Extralite Company distributes electrical and datacomm products. Its services include modifying, wire cutting/paralleling, electronic circuit board repair, training, energy audits, and customer support. The company provides digital media systems, audio speakers, precision recessed lighting, and wiring devices, as well as offers chandeliers, indoor/exterior fixtures, and ceiling fans and lamps through its stores. It serves electrical contractors, as well as customers in MRO and OEM markets. Western Extralite Company was founded in 1938 and is based in Kansas City, Missouri. It has locations in Kansas and Missouri.

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).

Rexel delivers quality products and high quality services. Rexel’s strategy of partnering with best in class suppliers ensures its customers have access to the best products available on the market. Rexel networks provide electrical products and services to customers in the commercial, industrial, maintenance and residential sectors. With over 200 locations across Canada, local service, inventory availability and knowledgeable support are close by.

Kyocera Solar, Inc. serves the widely varying needs of customers for distributed solar electricity through two major market channels. Industrial customers, such as original equipment manufacturers, government organizations, utilities, corporate clients and institutions, are served directly with fully integrated system packages. KSI also serves a global network of Authorized Distributors and Dealers with components, packaged systems, engineering, technical support, project management, sales aids and literature.Kyocera Solar, Inc. is staffed by the most experienced and talented engineers, technical support, and sales personnel within the solar electric industry. The Company's expertise is based upon designing, manufacturing, and installing the most technologically advanced solar electric power systems available today. With thousands of successful installations worldwide, Kyocera continues to be the leader in the solar electric industry.

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