OSE has been committed to providing a broad range of high value-added IC packaging and testing services and Electronics Manufacturing Services (EMS/CEM), enabling customers to maximize and optimize their resources and apply their core strengths in research and development (R&D), design, and marketing. OSE draws on its core competence in the innovation of the manufacturing process, information technology, and business workflow to offer a wide range of services to large international corporations. We pay special attention to quality control, cost structure, production capacity, timely delivery, and global logistics. By providing quality services, OSE seeks to establish long-term partnerships with its clients.

IBM Global Engineering Solutions provides semiconductor technologies, products, and services, primarily for use in IBM products. Supporting research and development initiatives, the unit offers clients engineering expertise and access to IBM's vast technical, global, and intellectual resources. The unit also sells to customers in a range of industries including aerospace and defense, automotive, consumer electronics, medical electronics, and telecommunications. IBM Global Engineering Solutions has been involved in such technology-intensive projects as building supercomputers and cryogenics laboratories, as well as designing a wireless floor trading systems for the NYSE.

Curtis Industries makes electrical and electronic components, such as terminal blocks, relay sockets, radio-frequency interference (RFI) power line filters, liquid level controls, and related accessories. The company has manufacturing facilities in Milwaukee and in Nogales, Mexico. Curtis Industries has distributors across the US, and representatives in Canada and Mexico. In early 2008 the company acquired the Preo brand of electromagnetic interference (EMI) filters from Eastek International. Curtis Industries is a division of Powers Holdings, a Milwaukee-based company.

Varian, Inc., together with its subsidiaries, designs, develops, manufactures, markets, sells, and services scientific instruments and vacuum products. The company operates in two segments, Scientific Instruments and Vacuum Technologies. The Scientific Instruments segment offers analytical instruments, such as mass spectrometers, chromatography instruments, optical spectroscopy instruments, and dissolution testing equipment; research products, which include nuclear magnetic resonance products, spectroscopy systems, magnetic resonance imaging systems, X-ray crystallography systems, and superconducting magnets used in scientific instruments; consumable products, including columns for gas and liquid chromatography, and products for the preparation of samples prior to analysis by gas and liquid chromatography; and related software, accessories and services. These products are used in life science, environmental, energy, applied research, and other applications requiring identification, quantification, and analysis of the elemental, molecular, biological composition, or structure of liquids, solids, or gases. The Vacuum Technologies segment provides high and ultra-high vacuum pumps, such as diffusion, turbomolecular, and ion getter; intermediate vacuum pumps consisting of rotary vane, sorption, and dry scroll; vacuum instrumentation, which include vacuum control instruments, sensor gauges, and meters; and vacuum components comprising valves, flanges, and other mechanical hardware. These products are used to create, control, measure, and test vacuum environments in life science, environmental, energy, research, and other applications. This segment also offers helium mass spectrometry and helium-sensing leak detection instruments used to identify and measure leaks in hermetic or vacuum environments. The company sells its products and services in North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, and Latin America. Varian, Inc. was founded in 1999 and is based in Palo Alto, California.

Intel Corporation company was founded in 1968 and is based in Santa Clara, California. Intel Corporation designs, manufactures, and sells integrated circuits for computing and communications industries worldwide. It offers microprocessor products used in desktops, nettops, workstations, servers, embedded products, communications products, notebooks, netbooks, mobile Internet devices, and consumer electronics, as well as in embedded designs, such as industrial equipment, point-of-sale systems, panel PCs, automotive information/entertainment systems, and medical equipment. The company also provides chipset products that send data between the microprocessor and input, display, and storage devices, such as keyboard, mouse, monitor, hard drive, and CD or DVD drives; motherboards that has connectors for attaching devices to the bus, and contains the CPU, chipset, memory, and other components used in the desktop, workstation, and server platforms; wired and wireless connectivity products, including network adapters and embedded wireless cards used to translate and transmit data across networks; NAND flash memory products primarily used in digital audio players, memory cards, and system-level applications, such as solid-state drives; communications infrastructure products, including network processors and communications boards; and network and server storage products, as well as software products and services that enable and advance the computing ecosystem. In addition, it offers platforms that include a microprocessor, chipset, and enabling software to incorporate various components and technologies. Intel sells its products primarily to original equipment manufacturers, original design manufacturers, PC and network communications products users, and other manufacturers of industrial and communications equipment. It has a strategic collaboration agreement with Infraware Inc., ChileCompra and Rasilient Systems Inc., and KCM Holdings Corporation.

Ferraz Shawmut, a subsidiary of Paris-based carbon and graphite products supplier Le Carbone Lorraine, designs, manufactures, and distributes circuit protection products including industrial fuses, switches, and power management devices. Its wide array of products includes fuse holders; fuses for power distribution blocks; and general purpose, semiconductor, medium-voltage, and special uses. Its power interconnection business makes switchgear and magnetic relays; it also produces custom-made contactors and systems through its Lenoir Elec brand. Ferraz Shawmut also provides thermal management systems, which include air and liquid cooling, to the transportation, power quality, and signal processing markets.

Firan Technology Group (FTG) is all fired up about making high-reliability electronic components for critical applications in military and aerospace equipment. The company's FTG Circuits unit makes complex printed circuit boards from advanced materials; these components are used in applications such as avionics that call for high reliability. FTG Circuits also offers related manufacturing services. Meanwhile, the company makes luminescent cockpit display panels and keyboards through its FTG Aerospace division. In late 2007 the company bought the assets of Filtran Microcircuits from Merrimac Industries for about C$1.8 million.

Sonnet was founded in 1986 by CEO Robert Farnsworth, who owns half of the company. Sonnet Technologies provides local storage systems (Fusion) for professional users of Macintosh, Windows, and UNIX systems in the broadcast, film, and video industries. It also offers performance and connectivity enhancements for Mac and industry-standard computers, as well as computer hardware upgrades with product lines featuring high-performance and cost-effective storage solutions. Branded products (Crescendo and Encore) boost the power of a computer's central processor. PCI adapters (Tango and Tempo) upgrade Macs with FireWire, USB, or SCSI connection ports.

Aspen Electronics company distributes products such as adaptors, attenuators, cables, couplers, filters, isolators, oscillators, power supplies, RF modules, switches, and waveguide assemblies. Aspen sources its components and test instruments from companies including Anritsu, Bird Electronic, Delta Electronics, Inphi, Lorch Microwave, Vectron International, and Xantrex Technology. Aspen also provides repair services. The company was founded in 1974 by former chairman Tony Johnson, a microwave engineer who specialized in microwave devices and test instruments sales.

Interconnect Devices, Inc. was founded in 1979 and is based in Kansas City, Kansas. Interconnect Devices, Inc. designs and manufactures spring contact probes, test sockets, and custom interconnect solutions. It provides spring-loaded probes, contacts and custom connectors, and off-the-shelf and custom solutions, as well as tester/probe card and complex interfaces. The company also offers in-circuit probes and receptacles, tri needle probes, interface probes, rotator probes, interface pins, general purpose probes and receptacles, double ended receptacles, high current receptacles, high current probes, semiconductor probes, battery contacts, switch probes, thermocouple probes, Kelvin probes, and coax probes. It serves medical, aerospace, military, semiconductor, automated test equipment, automotive, telecommunications, and portable electronics markets.

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