Aculab provides world class IP and media processing boards and software to the global communications market. We are an innovative, market leading company that places product quality and support right at the top of our agenda. With many years of experience in helping to drive our customers' success, our enabling technology provides the essential components required to deliver multimodal voice, data, fax and video solutions for use within IP, PSTN and mobile networks - with performance levels that are second to none. Aculab serves the evolving needs of developers, integrators, service providers and equipment manufacturers with cost-effective, deployment proven, high performance products. Companies worldwide have adopted our technology for a wide variety of business critical services and solutions. These can range from high performance inbound/outbound contact centre applications to speech enabled VoiceXML, IVR and self-service systems via fax and voice broadcast, conferencing, unified communications, messaging, prepaid, and other hosted services. It is Aculab's commitment to exemplary product capabilities, support and responding to customers' needs that sets us apart. A proven partner of choice for companies in over 80 countries worldwide, Aculab's media processing technology is delivering the invisible advantage in many converged communications solutions deployed globally today.

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.

Andrea Electronics Corporation designs, develops, and manufactures microphone technologies and products for speech-based applications software and communications. The company’s digital signal processing (DSP) microphone and audio software products include the use of various technologies, such as Digital Super Directional Array microphone technology that enables far-field communications by centering microphone sensitivity on a user’s voice and canceling noise outside of that signal; PureAudio, a noise canceling algorithm; EchoStop, an acoustic echo canceller for use with conferencing systems and cellular car phone kits; and SuperBeam, a digital algorithm that forms an acoustic beam, which extends from the microphone to the speech source in an environment. Its DSP microphone and audio software products also comprise Superbeam Array Microphone, USB-SA External Digital Sound Card, AudioCommander, AutoArray Microphone, and VoiceCenter. Andrea’s anti-noise products consist of Noise Cancellation (NC) Microphone Technology that reduces the transmission of noise from the speaker’s location; Active Noise Cancellation (ANC) Microphone Technology that electronically cancels the transmission of noise from the speaker’s location; and Active Noise Reduction (ANR) Earphone Technology, which electronically reduces the amount of noise. Its anti-noise products include a line of headsets, handsets, and related accessories that incorporate the NC, ANC, and ANR technologies. The company’s products are used in personal computers, mobile personal computing devices, cellular and other wireless communication devices, and automotive communication systems. Andrea markets its products directly to end users through its Web site and computer product distributors, as well as through value-added resellers to original equipment manufacturers and software publishers worldwide. Andrea Electronics Corporation company was founded in 1934 and is headquartered in Bohemia, New York.

Spring Communications jumped headfirst into the mobile communications business in 2001 as a retailer of mobile phones and service. The company provides wireless communications products and services to more than 1 million customers in Utah and Colorado. Now an authorized AT&T retailer, Spring Communications sells a variety of phones, accessories and services including voice, SMS, and high- speed wireless data services through its chain of about 75 retail stores. The company was founded in 2001.

Infinera Corporation provides optical networking systems based on photonic integration technology in the United States. Its digital transport node (DTN) system utilizes the photonic integrated circuit (PIC) technology to enable digital processing and management of data with the capability to generate wavelength division multiplexing wavelengths and to add, drop, switch, manage, protect, and restore network traffic digitally. The company’s PICs transmit and receive 100 Gigabits per second of optical capacity and incorporate the functionality of approximately 60 discrete optical components into a pair of indium phosphide chips. The DTN System is used to enable optical to electrical to optical conversions at every network access point to provide communications service providers with the ability to digitally process the information being transported across their optical networks. It also offers a range of support offerings, including 24/7/365 hardware and software technical support, installation and deployment services, spares management, first line maintenance services, on-site technical services, professional services, product technical training, and extended product warranties. The company offers its products to operators of optical networks, including telecom carriers, cable operators, and Internet or content service providers. Infinera Corporation, formerly known as Zepton Networks, was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Allentown, Pennsylvania.

WildBlue delivers affordable two-way broadband Internet access via satellite to virtually any home and small business in small cities and rural America. WildBlue uses a 26-inch satellite minidish equipped with both a transmitter and receiver for two-way satellite connectivity to the Internet. WildBlue service does not require cable or phone lines. It is accessible to virtually every home and small business in the contiguous U.S., including the estimated 20- 25 million homes and small offices that are not wired for terrestrial (DSL or cable modem) service.

Myricom was established in 1994. Robert Noland, Myricom company's chairman, is the majority shareholder in Myricom. Myricom provides interfaces, switches, and components that are used to interconnect clusters of workstations, PCs, and servers. Myricom company's Myrinet products are used to enable high-performance computing clusters intended to bolster the processing power of networked computers. Myricom supplies Myrinet cluster products to a number of computer manufacturers such as Dell, Hewlett-Packard, IBM, and Sun Microsystems. Myricom also develops and supplies other standard computer networking products.

TP Group is the largest telecommunications group in Central Europe, operating in all segments of the Polish telephony and communications industry. The Group owns the largest technical infrastructure in Poland, with operations in fixed-line voice, data and mobile networks, radio communication and satellite transmission.TP Group's goal is to deliver outstanding customer satisfaction and attractive shareholder remuneration by being the first choice provider of telecommunication, media and entertainment services, through state-of-the-art and cost-effective technologies.

# WirelessCar is an automotive telematics service provider (TSP) providing manufacturers of cars and commercial vehicles with customized telematics services to end- customers anywhere in the world. Current reference customers are BMW, Volvo Cars, Volvo Trucks and Volvo Construction Equipment.The customers share key assets, processes and resources at WirelessCar’s, which means low and diminishing cost as well as rapid deployment in new markets.

AMIMON offers a wireless alternative for those who hate the hassle of wires and snakes. The fabless semiconductor company makes modules and chipsets that enable wireless transmission between high-definition video and audio sources and consumer electronic displays, such as DVD players, LCD and plasma TVs, gaming consoles, and multimedia projectors. AMIMON's uncompressed wireless link boasts the same functionality and quality as a wired link. Manufacturers such as Sharp use AMIMON's technology in LCD TVs that are sold in Japan. The firm has also joined forces with Belkin to develop wireless home theater setups.

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