Tatara Systems sells equipment and software that allow communications service providers to deliver converged (voice, video, and data) wireless services to their customers. Its servers and client software support roaming partnerships, customer authentication, and network monitoring. The company markets its system, called the Mobile Services Convergence Platform, to mobile operators, telephone companies, cable system operators, and aggregators. Customers include BT Group, Bell Mobility, O2, and Vodafone Group. Established in 2001, Tatara Systems has received venture funding from Highland Capital Partners and North Bridge Venture Partners.

WorldGate Communications, Inc. Company Profile WorldGate Communications has its eye on the video phone market. The company markets the Ojo video phone, which uses broadband Internet connections and video screens to allow people to see one another while chatting. The Ojo includes a cordless handset and a display unit with a camera, video screen, and interface ports. The product is targeted at both residential and business users. The Ojo is also intended for use by people with hearing disabilities, as it enables them to use American Sign Language to communicate. WorldGate sells through distributors, broadband service providers, and retailers.

China Mobile Communications is a wireless winner. With more than 450 million customers, it is the largest wireless network operator in the world in terms of subscribers (ahead of China Unicom at home and surpassing UK-based wireless giant Vodafone Group on the global stage). China Mobile Communications operates primarily through its publicly- listed operating subsidiary China Mobile Limited which provides wireless services under the GoTone and M-Zone brands in 31 regions of mainland China. In addition to mobile voice and data services in China, it offers international roaming access through agreements with network operators worldwide. The company is controlled by China's Ministry of Information Industry.

Cogent is a multinational Tier 1 Internet service provider consistently ranked as one of the top five networks in the world. Our primary service offering consists of Internet access and data transport, offered over our award-winning fiber optic, IP data-only network, along with colocation in any of our 41 Internet Data Centers. We service two customer segments: “Corporate” (small businesses to Fortune 100 companies) and “NetCentric” (access providers and content providers whose businesses rely primarily on Internet access). Cogent was founded on the premise that bandwidth can be treated like a commodity—produce mass amounts and position it for sale based on price. Leveraging new technologies, we built our own IP data network independent of the traditional voice-based networks owned by the RBOCs (Regional Bell Operating Companies). By doing so, we believed we could reduce the cost of high quality bandwidth down to a level never before offered in the marketplace. Less than five years after lighting our network backbone, we have become widely recognized as one of the largest carriers of Internet traffic in the world.

Founded in 2001 by Redleaf Ventures, American Electric Power (AEP), one of the largest electrical utility's in the US, and Cisco Systems, the largest networking company in the world, Amperion has deep roots in energy and communications. Amperion's DNA has been influenced by a strong combination of networking communications and electric utility background. Amperion's employees have over 250 man years of utility and communications experience of delivering smart grid solutions for T&D - transmission and distribution circuits.Amperion is the owner of the foundational patents of Broadband over Powerline (BPL) and has a history of innovations in powerline communications. Amperion's patents include methods of powering from the grid, RF signal coupling, RF signal filtering, frequency agility, hybrid networks of BPL and wireless, switching algorithms between wireless and BPL, and transmissions over high voltage lines.

Silicon Light Machines Corporation makes tiny silicon machines for handling light. Using a patented Grating Light Valve (GLV) technology, the company builds optical micro- electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) onto silicon semiconductor wafers. After first using GLV-based technology -- licensed to Sony -- to produce high-resolution digital displays, SLM develops and markets a lineup of optical imaging devices for a diversity of applications. Its products are used in high- end computer-to-print systems, high-speed maskless lithography, and high-bandwidth telecommunications. Japan- based Dainippon Screen Manufacturing acquired SLM's MEMS business in 2008.

Systems Engineering & Management Company (SEMCO) makes wireless communications equipment used in satellite communications, telemetry, surveillance, and other military and commercial applications. Its radio-frequency equipment line includes telemetry and video transmitters and receivers. The company also makes surveillance systems and other security equipment used in law enforcement and tactical military operations. Additionally, SEMCO provides weapon system development and testing services to the US military. Founded in 1984, the company operates from facilities in California and Florida.

NSGDatacom is a privately owned company, incorporated in Maryland, USA, with offices in Virginia, Maryland, and England. The company develops, manufactures, markets and supports industry leading, carrier quality voice and data communication products for wire-line and wireless networks. Using technology obtained through strategic acquisitions and from internal development, we provide solutions that are reliable, innovative, cost effective, and flexible. We are entrusted to transmit critical data in corporate, airport, financial, government, military, carrier, satellite, and cellular networks worldwide. NSGDatacom also has a solid reputation for providing unparalleled network design, implementation and post-sales support.Originally founded as Network Services Group in 1991, the company has acquired ownership of many firsts in the industry. In 1989, Netrix Corporation brought to market the first truly integrated switching system, the #1-ISS, and was a founding member of the Frame Relay Forum. In 1994 Netrix acquired Republic Telecom, holder of a number of patents, including packetized voice. This technology was incorporated into access products used to build some of the first Voice over Frame Relay (VoFR) and Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) networks. Proteon (later known as OpenRoute) the first U.S. router company and inventor of OSPF merged with Netrix in 1999 to form Nx Networks. In March of 2002, NSGDatacom acquired the assets of Nx Networks, retaining all product technology rights and many employees. Previously, the company had acquired Frederick Electronics in 1998 and the product lines of Assured Digital Inc. (ADI) and Dynetcom (formerly Dynatech Communications) in 2001. In July of 2002 NSGDatacom acquired the product technology rights of Advanced Switching Communications, a manufacturer of broadband access products.

Cisco Systems GmbH serves as a German sales and distribution network for Cisco Systems' networking and communications equipment. Also known as Cisco Systems Germany, the subsidiary was formed in 1993 to serve as a marketing and sales distribution partner and provide technical support to customers. The company sells equipment to large corporations and telecom service providers, and it serves as a network infrastructure provider to such European titans as German telecom operator Deutsche Telekom and French aircraft builder Airbus. Cisco products are also supplied in Europe by another subsidiary, Cisco Systems International.

Clearfield, Inc. manufactures, markets, and sells telecommunications equipment and products in the United States. It engages in the design and manufacture of standard and custom connectivity products, such as fiber distribution systems, optical components, outside plant cabinets, and fiber and copper cable assemblies. The company’s products include Clearview cassettes; Fieldsmart fiber crossover distribution systems (FxDS) that provide fiber management modularity and scalability across the fiber network from inside plant to outside plant environments; FieldSmart fiber scalability center (FSC), a modular and scalable outside plant cabinet that allow users to align their capital equipment expense with subscriber revenue; and FieldSmart fiber delivery point (FDP) product line for the access network that incorporates the delivery of fiber connectivity to the neighborhood or business district. It packages optical components for signal coupling, splitting, termination, multiplexing, demultiplexing, and attenuation to seamlessly integrate with the FieldSmart FxDS, FieldSmart FSC, and FieldSmart FDP. Clearfield company serves the communication service providers, including fiber-to-the- premises, large enterprises, and original equipment manufacturer markets. It was formerly known as APA Enterprises, Inc. and changed its name to Clearfield, Inc. in January 2008. Clearfield, Inc. company was founded in 1979 and is headquartered in Plymouth, Minnesota.

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