Loral Space & Communications Inc., together with its subsidiaries, operates as a satellite communications company. The company’s Satellite Manufacturing segment designs and manufactures satellites, space systems, and space system components for commercial and government customers, and satellite service providers. Its products are used in fixed satellite services, direct-to-home (DTH) broadcasting, mobile satellite services, broadband data distribution, wireless telephony, digital radio, digital mobile broadcasting, military communications, weather monitoring, and air traffic management applications. Loral Space & Communications company’s Satellite Services segment provides broadcast, enterprise, and consulting services. This segment owns and leases a satellite fleet that provides high-bandwidth services in their coverage areas to broadcasters, cable networks, and DTH service providers. It also provides satellite transmission services for the broadcast of video news, sports, and live events coverage enabling broadcasters to conduct on-the-scene transmissions using portable antennae. In addition, this segment offers enterprise services, including data networks in North America and the related ground segment and maintenance services supporting these networks; Internet protocol-based terrestrial extension services; Ka-band two-way broadband Internet services; satellite capacity and end-to-end services for data and voice transmission to telecommunications carriers; fixed satellite services to the United States and Canadian governments; satellite consulting services; and X-band communications services to the government users. As of March 12, 2010, it had 12 in-orbit satellites. Loral Space & Communications provides its services in Canada, the United States, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, Australia, Latin America, and the Caribbean. Loral Space & Communications Inc. was founded in 1996 and is based in New York, New York.

Telx is your strategic partner for global interconnectivity solutions. Our strategically located, network-neutral interconnection and colocation facilities provide cost- effective, reliable and secure access to an ecosystem of 750+ telecommunications carriers, ISPs, content providers and enterprises. And, with 28,000+ direct connections providing lower costs, near zero latency and fewer points of failure, organizations can improve network performance, reduce time to market and tap into new business opportunities to build a competitive advantage.

Completing connections is what CompleTel Europe does, completely. The facilities-based operator of a fiber-optic telecommunications network provides voice, data, and Internet-related services to businesses, government end- users, telecom carriers, and Internet services providers in France. Subsidiary Completel SAS provides a national facilities-based alternative carrier in competition with the incumbent France Telecom. CompleTel has about 2,500 customers including Renault, Société Générale, the French Senate, and several ministries of the government. A group of investors led by media and telecommunications investor Altice and private equity firm Cinven own 99% of the company.

SkyFiber takes data up, up and away. The company (formerly Dominion Lasercom) develops wireless telecommunications technology that uses a line-of-sight system to optically send and receive data by means of infrared LEDs or lasers, photo detectors, and optic lenses. This method of data transmission is intended to enable the construction of communications networks in instances where building traditional infrastructure requiring cell towers or underground cabling is cost- or time-prohibitive. SkyFiber targets customers in the telecom, defense, education, and health care markets among others. Applications include corporate or educational campus communications networks.

KVH Industries, Inc. develops, manufactures, and markets mobile communication products for the marine, land mobile, and in-flight markets, as well as navigation, guidance, and stabilization products for the defense and commercial markets primarily in North America and Europe. Its mobile communications products and airtime services include TracVision and TracPhone systems, and mini-VSAT broadband airtime, which enable customers to receive live digital television, telephone, and Internet services in their marine vessels, recreational vehicles, automobiles, and commercial airplanes through satellite services. The company’s guidance and stabilization products consist of precision fiber optic gyro based systems that help stabilize platforms, such as gun turrets, remote weapon stations, and radar units, as well as provides guidance for munitions; and tactical navigation systems that offer access to navigation and pointing information in a range of military vehicles, including tactical trucks and light armored vehicles. In addition, KVH Industries leases its products directly to end users. Its guidance and stabilization products are used in various commercial applications, including precision mapping, autonomous vehicles, train location control and track geometry measurement systems, industrial robotics, and optical stabilization. The company sells its mobile communications products through an international network of retailers, distributors, and dealers; and guidance and stabilization products directly to the United States and allied governments, and government contractors, as well as through an international network of authorized independent sales representatives. KVH Industries, Inc. was founded in 1978 and is headquartered in Middletown, Rhode Island.

Sandvine develops equipment used by broadband service providers to better manage peer-to-peer network traffic. In addition to traffic management, the company's products enable network administrators to manage network security features. Sandvine serves clients including Hughes Network Systems and has sales partnerships with companies such as Telindus. The company received private funding from such investors as BDC Venture Capital, Tech Capital Partners, and VenGrowth. Sandvine was co-founded by veterans of former digital video distribution systems developer Pixstream, which was acquired by Cisco Systems.

Patriot Scientific Corporation, an intellectual-property licensing company, engages in the design, development, and sale of technologies for microprocessor chips in the United States. Patriot Scientific Corporation company’s technologies are used in computers, cameras, printers, automotive, and industrial devices. It also provides data sharing and secure data solutions for the critical data/information sharing needs of the healthcare industry, the Department of Homeland Security, and the Department of Justice, as well as of federal, state, and local public safety and law enforcement agencies. Patriot Scientific Corporation was founded in 1987 and is based in Carlsbad, California.

Telebyte manufactures data communications equipment for both copper and fiber-optic networks. Its product line includes modems, surge protectors, interface converters, and other local-area networking products. The company also makes local loop simulators used to test DSL modems and multiplexers. Telebyte sells directly and through resellers and distributors.

InterDigital, Inc. engages in the design and development of digital wireless technologies for use in cellular and wireless IEEE 802 related products. It also develops solutions for enhancing bandwidth availability and network capacity, wireless security and seamless connectivity, and mobility across networks and devices. In addition, the company licenses its technologies and mobile broadband modem solutions (modem IP, know-how, and reference platforms) to mobile device manufacturers, semiconductor companies, and other equipment producers that manufacture, use, and sell digital cellular products. InterDigital’s solutions are incorporated in various products, including mobile devices, such as cellular phones, wireless personal digital assistants and notebook computers, and data cards; base stations and other wireless infrastructure equipment; and components for wireless devices. The company was founded in 1972 and is headquartered in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania.

Atlantic Tele-Network (ATN) makes connections from the rain forests of Guyana to the maple groves of Vermont. ATN owns 80% of mobile phone carrier Guyana Telephone & Telegraph (GT&T), which has about 150,000 fixed access telephone lines and has about 290,000 cellular subscribers. In the US, ATN provides wholesale wireless voice and data roaming services to local and national communications carriers through subsidiary Commnet. The company provides voice and broadband Internet communcations services in New England, particularly in the state of Vermont, through its SoVerNet subsidiary. SoVerNet subsidiary ION offers fiber optic transport services in New York State on a wholesale basis.

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