TelVue knows that there is often a price to be paid for spending a lot of time in front of the television. The company's products facilitate the ordering and delivery of pay-per-view programming for cable companies. Its core business is centered around digital video systems (including Princeton-branded video server computers and software) that enable the capture, storage, editing, and playback of broadcast video. TelVue's automatic number identification (ANI) system enables cable and satellite providers to automate telephone orders for programming by subscribers. It also offers services, under the WEBUS brand among others, that enable the display of programming data over a cable system's access channels.

Etex Communications, L.P. was formed in 1989. The company is a subsidiary of Etex Telephone Cooperative which was formed in 1952 to meet the communications needs of people living in rural northeast Texas. REA funding permitted a group of industrious individuals to launch the legacy of Etex Telephone Cooperative and provide service to rural areas of Texas where other companies chose not to serve.Growing from the original 743 member who each paid a $10 membership fee and made an initial investment of $40 at the time of installation of service into a Company that provides service to 17,451 members and customers in a little over 50 years is a remarkable accomplishment. Continuing to grow and provide state-of-the-art- communications services for the next 50 years will be no less challenging.The Company’s rich heritage and continued desire to bring the very best communications service and technology to subscribers is evidenced by the evolutions of the network from open wire strung along fence posts and outhouses to the digital fiber optic network in place today.

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.

Based in Boulder, Colorado, Aztek Networks is the leading supplier of telecommunications products that allow service providers to consolidate the number of legacy voice switches in their network while providing a migration path to IP broadband networks. Aztek’s 5000-series products allow service providers, through switch consolidation, to reduce operating costs associated with their older switches while maintaining reliable voice connectivity. Aztek Networks draws on its 25-year heritage as Aztek Engineering to bring patented ESA switch and migration products to the telecommunications industry. Aztek’s mission is to provide solutions to telecommunications service providers that address the balance between declining wireline subscribers and the costs of maintaining and operating reliable legacy voice networks.

Optelecom-NKF, Inc. develops video network solutions for traffic monitoring and security of airports, seaports, casinos, prisons, utilities, public transit, city centers, hospitals, and corporate campuses. It offers video over Internet protocol (IP) solutions under the Siqura name comprising codecs/servers for high-quality video compression; boxed, fixed dome, mini-dome, and high-speed dome cameras; single and multi-server video management systems, operator solutions, development kit for integration with third-party software applications, and versatile management and configuration tools; network video recording; and video network equipment, such as gigabit Ethernet switches, fast Ethernet switches, and models with built-in video encoders. Optelecom-NKF, Inc. also provides video over fiber optics comprising MC Series for safety, security, and transportation applications; and 9000 Series for government and transportation applications. In addition, Optelecom-NKF offers interferometric fiber optic gyro coils; optical devices; and precision wound coils for applications in optical fiber dispensers used in remote vehicle control systems to precision optical fiber coils for communications systems. Optelecom-NKF sells its products through direct sales, commercial integrators, and resellers in the United States and internationally. Optelecom-NKF, Inc. was formerly known as Optelecom, Inc. and changed its name to Optelecom- NKF, Inc. in April 2005 as a result of acquisition of NKF Electronics B.V. Optelecom-NKF, Inc. was founded in 1972 and is headquartered in Germantown, Maryland.

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.

Eurocom Communications is Israel's largest privately-owned communications company and provides competition for the country's former telecommunications monopoly Bezeq. The company's services include mobile telephone and satellite communications, including direct broadcast satellite (DBS) TV service. It also provides Internet access through subsidiary Internet Gold, Israel's leading ISP. The company is owned by holding company Eurcom Group which is led by Israeli communications pioneers Shaul Elovitch (chairman and CEO) and Yosi Elovitch (director).

Scintera Networks is a designer of optical network transmission components. The fabless semiconductor company has its Gigahertz Signal Processing (GSP) devices manufactured with a CMOS process, a common silicon-based method of fabrication; many developers of optical components resort to exotic compound semiconductors, such as silicon germanium, to boost the speed of their parts. The company's products were used to upgrade legacy fiber networking equipment; it divested its wireline networking business in late 2007 to focus on wireless applications. Scintera Networks was established in 2001.

Aspiro provides mobile content streaming services through more than 40 mobile telecom operators and portal clients.Aspiro company is expanding into the mobile TV market and took a plunge into that effort with the acquisition of Norwegian mobile communications content provider Rubberduck Media Lab. Aspiro has also launched mobile stores in Finland with TeliaSonera. Aspiro was founded in 1998.

Teltronics is hooked on communications systems management and switching products. The company's systems and software are used to monitor telecommunication networks (including PBXs, voice mail systems, and data networks), as well as to route and process calls. Teltronics' products include digital switching systems for processing calls, customer contact management software, and remote maintenance systems for collecting network traffic data and monitoring alarm status.Teltronics company also provides contract manufacturing services for companies in industrial control, telecom, and test and measurement.Teltronics gets most of its sales in the US.

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