Level 3 Communications, Inc. engages in the communications business in North America and Europe. It offers network and Internet services, including transport services, high speed Internet protocol services, dedicated Internet access, virtual private network services, and dark fiber services, as well as managed modem, an outsourced, turn-key infrastructure solution; and colocation services. The company also provides various media services, comprising Vyvx services that provide audio and video feeds over fiber or satellite; content delivery network services; media delivery services to customers seeking to manage, protect, and monetize content delivered over the Internet; a range of local and long distance voice services, such as voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) and traditional circuit-switch based services; and VoIP Enhanced Local, a VoIP service that enables broadband cable operators, IXCs, VoIP providers, and other companies operating their own switching infrastructure to launch IP-based local and long-distance voice services through a broadband connection.

Cosmote can bring you words without wires. A subsidiary of fixed-line telephone service carrier Hellenic Telecommunications (OTE), Cosmote Mobile Telecommunications provides wireless voice and data services to about 20 million subscribers on its network. The company is Greece's leading mobile carrier and through subsidiaries it also provides wireless service to customers in Albania (Albanian Mobile Communication or AMC), Bulgaria (Globul), and Romania (Cosmote Romania).

The Financial Technologies group is among the global leaders in offering technology IP (Intellectual Property) and domain expertise to create and trade on next-generation financial markets, that are transparent, efficient and liquid, across all asset classes including equities, commodities, currencies and bonds among others.The Financial Technologies group operates one of the world’s largest network of 10 exchanges connecting fast-growing economies of Africa, Middle East, India and South East Asia. The group also has five ecosystem ventures to address upstream and downstream opportunities around exchanges, including clearing, depository, information vending, and payment gateway among others.

iBiquity Digital wants to spread the news about digital radio. iBiquity Digital company licenses in-band on-channel (IBOC) technology, branded as HD Radio, that allows AM or FM radio stations to transmit digital signals on the back of their normal analog signals. Customers include broadcast companies and more than 1,000 radio stations nationwide. The company also licenses HD Radio technology to home and car stereo receiver manufacuters including Boston Acoustics and Sanyo. iBiquity Digital has offices in Columbia, Maryland; Basking Ridge, New Jersey; and Pontiac, Michigan.

Interact Holdings Group, Inc. Company Profile Interact Holdings Group (formerly The Jackson Rivers Company) changed horses mid-stream and came out on the other bank as a technology company. Through its Diverse Networks subsidiary (acquired in 2005 via a reverse merger) the company provides wired and wireless communications network engineering services. After expanding its operations through various acquisitions, the company has pared back its holding in recent years, selling its JRC Global Products subsidiary and mutually agreeing to rescind the purchase of its UTSI International subsidiary.

Nujira develops power amplifier technology for the wireless communications industry.Nujira company engineers products for applications including cellular basestations and handsets, point-to-point microwave, and satellite. Nujira's technology is compatible with the leading wireless transmission standards. Four former Tality employees, including managing director Tim Haynes, founded the company in 2002.

Tellme Networks wants you to tell them. The company develops specialized telecommunications systems that use voice recognition to help companies manage customer service calls. The systems can be modified to suit the needs of individual companies, such as airlines, banks, retail stores, and government agencies. With the voice recognition technology, customers can navigate any given company's services over the phone, such as making airline reservations or paying bills. Tellme's systems also interact with the Internet to give customers real-time information. Microsoft acquired the company in 2007.

CEO Ed Cantwell founded InnerWireless in 1998. The company has received funding from Rho Ventures, HO2 Partners, Sevin Rosen Funds, and Technology Associates Management. InnerWireless prepares buildings for every communication contingency. The company provides in-building wireless networking systems that support a range of communication technologies, including mobile phones services, Wi-Fi, paging, and two-way radios. It also offers location management systems, which utilize software and radio frequency identification (RFID) tags to track assets, employees, and inventory. Serving commercial and government customers, the company specializes in deployments for health care providers.

Sonus Networks has found a sound place in the voice infrastructure market.Sonus Networks makes hardware and software that public network providers -- including long- distance carriers, ISPs, and cable operators -- use to provide voice and data communications services to their subscribers. Service providers use Sonus' switches and related network software partly to transition from older circuit-based equipment to voice-over-IP (VoIP)-based systems.Sonus Networks also provides installation, support, and training services. Its customers include SBC, Global Crossing, and Deutsche Telekom.

Merrimac Industries is a manufacturer of microwave and radio-frequency (RF) components, subsystem assemblies, and branded Multi-Mix micro-multifunction modules, including beam formers, couplers, and phase shifters. Its components are used for aerospace, missile guidance, and satellite applications as well as homeland security. Customers include medical equipment and communications industries. The company's top customers are Raytheon, Northrop Grumman, Boeing, and Lockheed Martin; collectively, these companies represent almost 60% of total sales. Merrimac nets sales largely in North America.Merrimac Industries company has facilities in the US, and Costa Rica. Merrimac was acquired by Crane in February 2010.

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