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Cooligy makes components and subsystems used to cool computer chips. As chips get smaller and faster, they also get much hotter; Cooligy touts its technology, which is used in some Apple computers, as providing better cooling in a smaller package when compared with traditional cooling methods. Smaller packaging means a larger competitive edge. The company was founded in 2002 and uses packaging technology developed at Stanford University. Emerson Network Power, a division of Emerson Electric, acquired Cooligy in 2005. Cooligy's investors included Granite Ventures, H.I.G. Ventures, Mayfield Fund, and Mohr, Davidow Ventures.

CoorsTek, Inc. was founded in 1910 and is based in Golden, Colorado. The company was formerly known as Coors Ceramics Company, Inc. and in January 2000 it changed its name to CoorsTek, Inc. CoorsTek, Inc. operates as a technical ceramics manufacturing company in North America. It offers components and assemblies for medical, automotive, semiconductor, aerospace and aviation, electronic, power generation, telecommunications, food and beverage, industrial, oil and gas, ozone, fluid, laser, precision measurement, wire and cabling, pulp and paper, and thermal applications. The company provides ceramic air bearing guideways, armor/armour protection products, chemical processing products, defense and security components, ceramic electron tube components, medical device components, ceramic optical components, ceramic plastic tubes and rods, wire bonding tools, and ceramic vacuum wafer chucks, as well as fuel cells, sensors, and membranes. It also offers analytical chemistry and material testing services.

Cree, Inc. was founded in 1987 and is based in Durham, North Carolina. Cree, Inc. develops and manufactures semiconductor materials and devices based on silicon carbide (SiC), gallium nitride (GaN) and related compounds. The Company focuses its expertise in SiC and GaN on light emitting diodes (LEDs), which consist of LED chips, LED components and LED lighting products. It also develops power and radio frequency (RF) products, including power switching and RF devices. The majority of Cree, Inc. products are manufactured at its main production facility in North Carolina. It also operates research and development facilities in North Carolina, California, Hong Kong and China. In February 2008, the Company acquired LED Lighting Fixtures, Inc. (Cree LED Lighting Solutions, Inc.).

Founded in 1997, Crystal IS, Inc. makes materials -- specifically, single-crystal aluminum nitride substrates -- for the semiconductor industry. Crystal IS's nitride substrates are the materials chip makers use to make high-power, high-temperature, and optoelectronic semiconductors for ultraviolet, high-power radio-frequency, solid-state lighting, biomedical, wireless communications, microwave, and other applications. The company is working to increase the size, growth rate, and yield of its substrates in order to produce higher-quality wafers at lower costs; it is working to commercialize a 5cm diameter substrate.

Cubic Wafer, Inc. company, founded in 2000 and formerly known as Xanoptix and Xan3D Technologies, previously made the XTM line of optical transmission components and is now focusing on 3-D packaging technology. Its products combine lasers, detectors, and integrated circuits into a single device to speed fiber-optic transmission in telecom, data communications, corporate networking, and data storage applications. Cubic Wafer's components include transmitters, receivers, and transceivers designed to be integrated into devices, such as network interface cards, made by other equipment makers.

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