The startup company, founded in 2002, has raised $64 million in venture capital funding and is developing chips for high- speed optical networking modules and systems. It designs its chips, which allow network operators to more easily upgrade systems and move data more quickly across older networks, and contracts out the actual production of the devices, following the fabless semiconductor company model. ClariPhy's investors include Allegis Capital, Norwest Venture Partners, Oclaro, Onset Ventures, and Pacific General Ventures. To clarify, ClariPhy Communications designs chips -- optical microchips, as opposed to the edible variety.

Axsun Technologies, founded in 1999, is developing a bold new approach to the design and manufacture of miniaturized optical micro-instruments for a variety of industries. The Axsun™ Packaging Platform combines proprietary Micro-Optics lens technology, and patented micro-alignment structures with a highly scalable, automated assembly process to create the foundation of a new class of miniature optoelectronic products. Axsun optoelectronic products provide higher levels of performance in much less space than bulk optical solutions while consuming less material, labor, and power. At Axsun, we're making great strides in a new direction for mechanical-optical integration of instruments by thinking small, and we see no end to the possibilities.

Princeton Lightwave was spun off from SRI International subsidiary Sarnoff Corp. in 2000. The company's financial backers include Morgenthaler, U.S. Venture Partners, and Venrock Associates. Princeton Lightwave is educated in the ways of wavelengths. The company develops distributed feedback, erbium-doped fiber amplifier, and Raman pump lasers used in optical transmission. Princeton's lines of WavePower and WaveHarp laser components are intended to be incorporated into fiber-optic equipment, such as dense wavelength division multiplexing devices, built by other manufacturers. Its WaveRider amplifier chips are used to boost the power of lasers.

Telent once a leader in wireless communications hardware, With annual revenues of over £310 million, They're a technology services company with literally decades of experience providing a broad range of network and communications services across a variety of industries. We have unique scale, boasting one of the largest engineering field forces of its kind in the UK. And a track record for quality and delivery that is second-to-none.

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

Universal Space Network, Inc. (USN) is a leader in space operations for telemetry, tracking and control (TT&C) services. Offering responsive, reliable and cost-effective solutions to the global government and commercial space community, USN provides unparalleled coverage through a seamless network of worldwide satellite tracking and communications assets. These assets include both those owned by USN and those of our collaborative partners.Founded by aerospace pioneer Charles “Pete” Conrad, Jr., USN reflects his leadership, innovative spirit and dedication to excellence. From our network management centers in Horsham, PA, and Newport Beach, CA, to our global network of ground stations, USN is the model for progressive engineered solutions — with a successful track record to back it up.

Qwest Communications International Inc. provides data, Internet, video, and voice services in the United States and internationally. The company offers its products and services using telecommunications network, which consists of voice and data switches, copper cables, fiber optic broadband cables, and other equipment to mass markets, business, and wholesale customers. It provides various data and Internet services, including private line, multi-protocol label switching, broadband, VoIP, and data integration services, as well as Web hosting and related services comprising provision space, power, bandwidth, and managed services in data centers; and server and application management, back-up, disaster recovery, and Web design services. Its data and Internet services also consist of traditional wide area network products, such as ATM, frame relay, dedicated Internet access, and virtual private network;

Gooch & Housego (G&H) manufactures precision optical components. The company's products are designed primarily for use in light measurement instrumentation and crystal manufacturing. It was founded in 1948 to make precision glass and crystalline materials; it still makes precision optics, such as coatings, lenses, prisms, and mirrors. G&H also offers acousto-optic devices, such as frequency shifters, tunable filters, fiber-coupled modulators, and standard and custom Q-switches. In 2007 G&H acquired SIFAM Fibre Optics for £5 million. The next year it bought the assets and business of General Optics from GSI Group for $21 million. Gooch & Housego PLC company does much of its business in North America.

Nippon COMSYS is an engineering and construction company with a primary focus on telecommunications infrastructure services such as fiber-optic cable installation, cable tunnel construction, and wireless communications base station construction. The company's other operations include general civil engineering, building construction, supplies procurement, as well as IT services such as systems integration, network design, and project management. Nippon COMSYS is a subsidiary of holding company COMSYS Holdings.

AESP, Inc. designs, manufactures and markets network connectivity products as well as customized solutions for original equipment manufacturers worldwide. The Company offers a complete line of active networking and premise cabling products for copper and fiber optic based networks. We contract with various manufacturers to manufacture and assemble our products using designs and manufacturing specifications (including quality control) provided by us. Our products are manufactured from our own designs as well as from standard industry designs. We also assemble a small percentage of our products at our North Miami facility and at the facility of our subsidiary, Communications Components Company, Inc. Our manufacturers are located primarily in the Far East, allowing us to obtain competitive pricing for our products due to comparatively lower labor costs in the production of our products.We offer our products to a broad range of both original equipment manufacturer customers and retailers (such as computer superstores and dealers, and mail order customers) in North America, Latin America, Eastern and Western Europe, and Japan. Our networking products are marketed under the name "Signamax Connectivity Systems" and our OEM products are sold under the name of Advanced Electronic Manufacturing. We generally do not offer our products to end users.

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