SPACECONNECTION may be the final frontier, but it has nothing to do with the voyages of the starship Enterprise. The company sells excess capacity on independent satellits for transmissions (C- and Ku-bands), utilizing transponders on Intelsat, Telesat, and SES Americom satellites. The company can arrange satellite transmission services (broadcasting video,, audio, and data) for domestic and international programming, transportable and fixed uplink facilities or studio facilities. Customers include leading US broadcasters ABC, CBS Broadcasting, NBC, PBS, and FOX. Canadian satellite operator Telesat, a subsidiary of BCE, acquired SPACECONNECTION in 2005.

Airbiquity, Inc. operates a global software-as-a-service platform for the delivery of connected vehicle services. It is the global leader in the connected vehicle services market, with over 15 million connected vehicles on the road conducting tens of thousands of transactions per day across its infrastructure. It has a rich portfolio of over 70 issued patents globally and a track record of operational success that makes it an essential player within the connected vehicle ecosystem. Airbiquity's automotive service delivery platform, Choreo, is a global, open, scalable, private cloud that is purpose-built for manufacturers to deliver connected services to their consumer and commercial customers. Its infrastructure handles over 100,000 transactions every month from its service nodes in China, North America and Europe, from life-saving airbag notifications to turn-by-turn directions. With transaction volume increasing nearly 10% per month and entrenched relationships across the automotive and wireless ecosystems, Airbiquity has significant market, customer, and technological advantages over its competitors. Led by an experienced management team comprised of leaders with global wireless, networking, system integrator and software expertise, Airbiquity believes its leadership position in the market can rapidly expand. With a business plan targeting significant growth in electric vehicle, mobile integration and mobile resource management markets, Airbiquity is poised to continue its leadership role as a global provider and operator of innovative connected vehicle services.

Axtel is taking on rival Telmex to try and loosen its grip on Mexico's telecom services industry. The company's digital network of local and long-distance phone, Internet, and Web hosting services is offered to residential and commercial customers, as well as the government. Its long-distance phone system is spread across 200 cities in Mexico, and one- quarter of those have advanced voice, data, and Internet service. After its $516 million acquisition of Avantel, Axtel is now Mexico's second largest fixed-line integrated telecommunications company. The company is listed on the Mexican Stock Exchange. Axtel gets about three-quarters of its revenues from business customers.

Avaya GmbH is on call for businesses in Deutschland with a need for communications technology and services. A subsidiary of US-based Avaya Inc. that is also known as Avaya Germany, Avaya GmbH company is a German provider of voice and data communications systems for small and medium-sized business customers. It sells, installs, and services computer and data networking equipment, as well as software used to enable a broad range of business communications. Areas of specialty include computer-based telephony, call center systems, broadband data transmission, video conferencing, company-wide data networks, and network security. Clients have included financial services provider RiskMetrics and soccer organization FIFA.

Iridium Communications Inc. provides satellite voice and data communications services to businesses, the U.S. and foreign governments, non-governmental organizations, and consumers worldwide. It offers post-paid mobile voice and data satellite communications services; prepaid mobile voice satellite communications services; high-speed data services; machine-to-machine services for sending and receiving data from one location to other, such as from fixed and mobile assets in remote locations to a central monitoring station; and ancillary services, including inbound connections from the public switched telephone networks, SMS, SIM activation and reactivation, and other peripheral services. Iridium Communications Inc. also provides research and development services that assist customers in developing new technologies compatible with its systems. In addition, it offers voice and data equipment, including satellite handsets, voice and data modems, high-speed data devices, and machine-to-machine data devices. Further, the company supplies accessories that include holsters, ear buds, portable auxiliary antennas, antenna adaptors, and USB data cables and charging units. It serves various markets, including emergency services, maritime, government, utilities, oil and gas, mining, leisure, forestry, and construction and transportation. The company sells its products and services to commercial end-users through a wholesale distribution network of service providers, value added resellers, and value-added manufacturers. As of December 31, 2009, it had approximately 369,000 subscribers. Iridium Communications Inc. is headquartered in Bethesda, Maryland.

ViaSat serves up digital satellite, networking, and signal processing equipment for both government and commercial clients. It makes secure networking products for tactical communications and mobile satellite communications systems designed for military use. For the commercial market, ViaSat produces satellite broadband systems for consumer applications, as well as antenna systems, mobile satellite systems, and very small aperture terminal (VSAT) products used in enterprise telecommunications. The US government is the company's largest client. Other key customers include aerospace and defense contractors such as Boeing and Raytheon. Subsidiary WildBlue Communications provides consumer satellite services.

Puerto Rico Telephone (PRT) has the island wired ... and wireless. The company provides nationwide fixed-line and wireless services to residential, government, and consumer customers in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean. PRT has more than 1 million combined landline and mobile subscribers, making it the island nation's largest telecommunications company in terms of customers. Wireless service is sold under the Claro brand. PRT also sells Internet access bundled with computer telephony service under the DMAX brand. The company, which began providing services in Puerto Rico in 1914, also offers long distance services. PRT is a subsidiary of Mexico City-based América Móvil.

Telenor Denmark (formerly SONOFON) is one of the largest mobile telecommunications carriers in Denmark. The company provides wireless voice and data services in addition to fixed-line telephony and Internet access primarily to the enterprise market. The company is a subsidiary of Norway- based global telecommunications carrier Telenor. During 2008 and 2009, Telenor merged and rebranded its operations in Denmark (including SONOFON, Cybercity, and Tele2 Danmark) under the Telenor Denmark banner. The combined business provides cell phone service to about 2 million customers while providing about 200,000 subscribers with broadband Internet service.

US Telecom sells, installs, and services new and refurbished business telephone systems made by the likes of Panasonic, Toshiba and NEC to businesses across the US. The company also offers videoconferencing products and it sells and installs structured cabling for voice and data communications. Its UST Dry Utilities division is a subcontractor for utility construction projects, including telecommunications infrastructure and street lights, in the Los Angeles and San Diego metropolitan areas. US Telecom operates from four offices in California and one in Las Vegas. The company was founded in 1989.

XO Holdings gets down to the Xs and Os of business telecom services. The holding company for XO Communications provides telecommunications services to large corporations, small and midsized businesses, government agencies, and other telecom carriers over a network of about 1 million miles of metropolitan fiber. XO Communications offers local and long- distance voice, dedicated Internet access, private networking, data transport, and managed services such as Web hosting and bundled voice and data services. The company has more than 90,000 customers, including wholesale network access provider Covad Communications and network and IT services provider SAVVIS. Billionaire financier Carl Icahn controls 89% of XO.

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