Antennas are par for the course at Q-Par Angus. The company makes microwave antennas, including broadcast, split reflector, broadband steerable, prime focus, and waveguide horn antennas. The company also makes antenna positioners, controller software, adaptors, polarizers, filters, attenuators, and phase shifters. Its research and consulting services range from radiation hazard surveys and microwave materials analysis to distance, depth, and moisture content measurements. Customers include QinetiQ, Thales Underwater Systems, and the UK Ministry of Defence. The company gets about 45% of its sales overseas. Q-Par Angus was founded in 1973 by managing director Richard Holliday and company secretary Jenny Holliday

EXFO Inc. company was formerly known as EXFO Electro-Optical Engineering Inc. and changed its name to EXFO Inc. in February 2010. EXFO Inc. was founded in 1985 and is headquartered in Quebec, Canada. EXFO Inc. provides test and service assurance solutions for wireless and wireline network operators and equipment manufacturers in the telecommunications industry worldwide. The company offers various solutions that assess the performance and reliability of converged, IP fixed, and mobile networks. It supports 3G, 4G/LTE, IMS, Ethernet, OTN, xDSL, and various optical technologies. The company provides wireless solutions, such as wireless protocol analysis, network simulation, load testing, and IP testing; IMS and VoIP solutions, including platforms and interfaces, device testing, and protocol testing; transport and Datacom services, such as platforms, Ethernet, fiber channel testing, and DSn/PDH testing; and optical solutions consisting of platforms, power meters, light sources and amplifiers, variable attenuators, switch and utility modules, ORL testing, polarization analysis, integrated test systems, and optical sampling oscilloscopes. It also offers deployment services for optical, transport and Datacom, and copper access solutions; and various service assurance solutions.

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.

Nobel, Ltd. is a market leader in the global telecommunications industry. Founded in 1998 by Thomas Knobel, Nobel, Ltd. has grown rapidly. Nobel, Ltd. was the first company to tackle the online prepaid phone cards market with NobelCom.com, the company now offering a variety of telecommunications services. In 2004, the success of Nobel, Ltd. was recognized by the Inc. 500 independent magazine. Nobel, Ltd. was ranked number 79 on Inc. Magazine's 23rd annual list of fastest growing private companies in the United States. A key advantage of Nobel, Ltd. is the network that allows us to offer highly competitive rates for every service. NobelTel's TDM/VoIP network includes a powerful, fully integrated billing system that enables customers to bundle multiple components under a single billing platform. This makes the tracking and customization of products simple, yet incredibly effective for its customers. In addition, all products are supported by Nobel's own 24/7 call center.

International Datacasting Corporation (IDC) is a manufacturer of hardware and developer of software used to enable broadband satellite connections. Products include satellite receivers, satellite broadcasting systems for digital audio, and content distribution software. IDC company is also a systems integrator and a provider of data broadcasting services. Established in 1984, IDC serves customers in such industries as broadcasting, education, entertainment, and telecommunications, including Cinedigm, NPR, and PBS. While it does nearly half of its business in North America, the company is active in Europe through its Netherlands-based PROFline subsidiary. IDC has distributors and resellers around the world.

Oki Networks is a subsidiary of Tokyo-based Oki Electric Industry. Oki Networks puts out the word the new-fashioned way. The company manufactures computer telephony equipment used to transmit, receive, and distribute voice and data over IP networks. Its products include voice gateways and wireless broadband systems. Oki Networks also makes systems that enable videoconferencing (Visual Nexus) and converged voice, data, and messaging functions for call center applications (CTstage), as well as communications network servers (CenterStage). OKI Networks Co. sells directly and through resale agreements with other equipment vendors, including Toshiba and Panasonic. Customers include corporations, ISPs, and telecom carriers.

Established in 1981, MilesTek sells its products through catalogs and online to clients including contractors, systems integrators, corporate IT departments, and institutional clients. MilesTek Corporation is a distributor of voice and data networking equipment, as well as security, home entertainment, and other electrical products. The company supplies such items as custom cable assemblies, switches and routers, closed-circuit TV cameras, speakers and intercom systems, and network testing equipment.

Aviat Networks, Inc. engages in the design, manufacture, and sale of a range of wireless networking products, solutions, and services worldwide. The company offers a product portfolio that addresses the needs of service providers and network operators addressing a range of applications, frequencies, capacities, and network topologies. Its product categories include 4G/WiMAX (fixed and mobile) broadband access, licensed and license-exempt point-to-point microwave radios, and element and network management software. The company offers broadband wireless access base stations and customer premises equipment based upon the IEEE 802.16d-2004 and 16e-2005 standards for fixed and mobile WiMAX; licensed point-to-point microwave radios that include Eclipse, a platform for nodal wireless transmission systems; TRuepoint, a platform for ultra-high capacity trunking applications; and Constellation, a family of medium-to-high-capacity point-to-point digital radios that operate in the 6, 7/8, and 10/11 GHz frequencies, which are designed for network applications and support both PDH and SONET. It also offers license-exempt wireless interconnection for wireless access, cellular backhaul, Internet service, local and wide area networking, and emergency response communications systems. In addition, the company provides NetBoss, a family of network management and service assurance solutions for managing multi-vendor, multi-technology communications networks; and ProVision, a centralized network monitoring and control system to manage wireless transmission networks. The company also offers professional services, including installation and commissioning and training. It serves mobile and fixed telephone service providers, private network operators, government agencies, transportation and utility companies, public safety agencies, and broadcast system operators. Aviat Networks, Inc. is headquartered in Santa Clara, California.

Founded in 1989 and based near London’s Heathrow airport, Metrodata is a UK designer and manufacturer of datacoms hardware for Fixed line, Enterprise, Carrier and Satellite networks. Specialising in interoperability and interconnectivity, Metrodata offers a range of Standard, Niche and System Integration products. These include Media converters, Interface converters, Fibre converters, Ethernet extenders and ATM products. Other specialist products resolve high data rate problems and exacting clocking requirements e.g. as found in backhaul applications and satellite networks. Metrodata also provides COTS products to the commercial, government and defence sectors, as well as developing turnkey products to specific customer requirements

Geos Communications (formerly known as i2 Telecom International) enables its customers to let their virtual fingers do the talking. The VoIP service and technology provider offers domestic and international long-distance calling over the Internet. The company has developed a software-based Internet phone device called VoiceStick, which plugs into any computer's USB port and allows phone calls over the Internet. Using the VoiceStick device and software, subscribers can call from their computers or from home and mobile phones through the company's service. The MyGlobalTalk application downloads to any cell phone and lets customers make international calls for a few cents per minute.

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