Network Engines, Inc. develops and manufactures server-based platform and appliance solutions on which software applications are applied to enterprise and telephony information technology networks. Its application platforms are server-based pre-configured network infrastructure devices designed to deliver specific software application functionality and increase the security of that software application in a customer's network. The company develops and manufactures application platform solutions that enable original equipment manufacturers, independent software vendors, and service providers to deliver their software applications in the form of a network-ready device. It also offers custom design and integration services; manufacturing and test services; and branding, packaging, fulfillment, and logistics services. The company sells its application platform solutions to customers in the data storage, network security, carrier communications, and enterprise communications markets primarily in the United States, Ireland, Canada, and the United Kingdom. Network Engines, Inc. was incorporated in 1989 and is headquartered in Canton, Massachusetts.

California Digital is a privately held company with worldwide headquarters in Fremont, California and an Engineering and Development Centers in Bangalore, India. California Digital acquired the systems division of VA Linux Systems (now VA Software) in late 2001 and re-launched VA's server business thereafter.California Digital focuses on providing massively-parallel Linux or OS X compute clusters to enterprise technical computing customers in various vertical markets such as manufacturing, oil and gas exploration, bioinformatics, financial services, and digital content creation.California Digital provides turnkey cluster solutions, including system and interconnect integration, software support and configuration, application optimization and porting, performance tuning, and comprehensive cluster manageement tools.

LaCie Group has "la vie technologique" on its mind. LaCie manufactures optical storage drives (CD-RW, DVD-RW), external hard drives, redundant array of independent disk (RAID) systems, and magnetic tape storage products. Other offerings include color monitors, software, and accessories. LaCie products are designed for use with Apple, Linux, and PC platforms. The company has operations in the Americas, Asia, and Australia, in addition to Europe, which accounts for nearly two-thirds of LaCie Group's sales.

DFI Technologies makes a variety of computer systems, including flat-panel LCD touch screen computers and retail point-of-sale workstations. DFI Technologies also sells a line of customizable Pentium-based PCs under its own Tiger brand and under private labels from resellers and distributors. Taiwanese immigrant David Lu (CEO) founded the company in 1985 in his garage.

Founded in 1989 and currently headquartered in California's "Silicon Valley," Diamond Systems Corporation is a leading supplier of rugged single-board computers (SBCs), embedded-ready subsystems, and system expansion modules targeting real-world applications. For over two decades, the self-funded company has successfully leveraged worldwide strategic manufacturing and sales partnerships to deliver unsurpassed quality, reliability, and support to thousands of customers in the embedded market.Diamond's products are designed to support -40 to +85oC extended-temperature operation and MIL-STD-202G shock/vibration requirements, making them suitable for a wide range of fixed and mobile applications in industries such as aerospace, defense, transportation, energy management, and industrial automation. Diamond's key customers include well-known companies such as NASA, Lockheed Martin, Northrop Grumman, Boeing, Cooper Powertools, L-3 Communications, SAIC, Baxter Healthcare, and Tyco.

Mark of the Unicorn is not a secret society for pink-clad six-year-old girls. It is MOTU, a manufacturer and distributor of computer hardware and software used for music and voice recording, mixing, and editing. Its Digital Performer is a package for Musical Instruments Digital Interface (MIDI) and audio sequencing. Other products include digital audio interfaces, audio sequencing software, sampling and orchestral add-ons, and a video and audio capture interface. MOTU's hardware and software are used by hobbyists, professional musicians, and film composers. Inspired by the Macintosh when it first appeared, engineers at MOTU developed one of the Macintosh's first music programs ever. Performer®, the music industry standard for MIDI sequencing, began shipping in 1985.

Toshiba products play an active role, be it in computing, controlling, powering, or communicating -- transporting, cooking, playing, or even elevating. The company's portfolio includes personal and professional computers (notebook PCs, servers), telecommunications and medical equipment (mobile phones, X-ray machines), industrial machinery (power plant reactors, elevators), consumer appliances (microwaves, DVD players), electronic components (electron tubes, batteries), and semiconductors. Its portfolio also includes air traffic control and railway transportation systems. Customers outside of Japan account for about half of Toshiba's revenues.

InfoPrint Solutions Company, LLC was created in June 2007 through a joint venture between Ricoh and IBM’s Printing Systems Division. For more than 20 years, IBM and Ricoh have had a strategic partnership to collaborate on a number of innovations, including leading-edge imaging technologies and powerful production output solutions. InfoPrint Solutions Company (InfoPrint) combines IBM's 50 plus years of enterprise printing experience with Ricoh’s office solutions leadership, and places advanced research and development capabilities at the heart of its offering. Its combined hardware, software and services provide customers with the broadest range of products and services in the marketplace. Read more about how InfoPrint Solutions Company is celebrating 50 years in production printing.

Hewlett-Packard France performs sales, marketing, and customer service functions for its US-based parent. The subsidiary provides a wide range of consumer and professional technology products largely to corporate customers and retailers. Products include personal computers, servers, data storage devices, printing and imaging equipment, and enterprise software. Hewlett-Packard France also offers IT services, including consulting, product integration, and support. The company's customers have included Hertz Europe and Renault.

Videon’s exceptionally talented engineers design solutions and products featuring next generation digital video technology for consumer electronic (CE) applications. Everyday products used by millions of people, like Blu-ray Disc and DVD players and high definition TVs. With knowledge from this design activity, Videon leveraged a strong position into vertical markets of home theatre and in-flight entertainment. To ensure a best in class solution, organizations in these markets seek Videon’s expertise to design and manufacture products featuring technology used in cutting edge products from the largest CE providers. Our technology appears in places ranging from the White House to the private jets of the richest people in the world. Videon Central develops digital audio and video technology components, including Predator Plus DVD processor boards, Aquarius HDTV receiver cards, and digital VCR platforms. The company works with several semiconductor manufacturers in designing its hardware, such as Broadcom, Cirrus Logic, Conexant Systems, and National Semiconductor.

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