A business unit of Philips Electronics, Philips Optical Storage was a force behind development of the CD and DVD formats, and is actively involved in the development of the Blu-ray Disc (BD). The company's products include drives, optical pickup units, loader modules, storage media, and test discs (used by manufacturers to test equipment playback capability). Philips Optical Storage products are used in consumer recording, gaming, automotive, entertainment, and PC storage applications.

Gateway, Inc. provides desktop and portable PCs, displays, and computer accessories. It also offers support services for its products, as well as for electronics products by other manufacturers. The company sells its products through retailers (Best Buy, Office Depot, Wal-Mart), e-tailers (Newegg), and various additional channel partners. Gateway was acquired by Taiwan-based Acer for $710 million in 2007. The combined company ranks behind only Hewlett-Packard and Dell in global PC sales. Acer also markets the eMachines and Packard Bell brands.

Egenera makes every data center a reliable dynamic data center, quickly and easily. Since 2001, Egenera has been delivering unmatched experience and innovation to enterprises, service providers and government agencies worldwide.With 1300 installations across 350 customers worldwide, Egenera is the leader in infrastructure orchestration of physical and virtual computing assetsEgenera was founded on the central insight that overcoming today’s IT challenges requires technology that simplifies data center infrastructure. The company’s integrated solutions and professional services are trusted globally to deliver proven value through agility and availability. Egenera products and services are hardware, operating system, and virtualization-environment agnostic, guaranteeing wire-once, always-on physical and virtual management across the data center with measurable savings.

Muratec America, Inc. is a U.S.-based subsidiary of Murata Machinery, Ltd. a privately held Japanese multinational corporation founded in 1935. Operating throughout North and South America, Muratec America is a manufacturer of fax-based multifunction (MFP) office equipment as well as desktop and small workgroup copier-based MFPs. The company entered the U.S. market in 1982 as Murata Business Systems to sell fax machines through private-label agreements with multiple U.S. companies. In 1985, the Murata began marketing its fax products under its own name from its corporate headquarters in Dallas, Texas. The company changed its name in 1992 to Muratec and realigned its business model away from retail in order to focus on sales and distribution exclusively through a national business-to-business dealer channel.

ZT Group International Inc. builds and supports Microsoft-based desktop PCs, notebooks, and servers in a wide variety of configurations. Selling directly and through resellers and systems integrators, it targets businesses of all sizes, government and education organizations, and consumers. Its online and retail partners include Costco Wholesale, OfficeMax, QVC, Staples, and Target. The company builds its systems with processors from AMD and Intel. It also counts Fujitsu and Seagate among its strategic partners.

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.

ISL is an employee-owned technology development corporation that performs expert research and complex analysis, advanced hardware design and development, software and systems engineering, and high-quality specialty fabrication for Defense and Energy customers, world-wide. ISL specializes in the areas of undersea warfare, surveillance, reconnaissance, space exploration, and energy independence.

Hanny Holdings Limited manufactures recordable compact discs (CD-R), DVDs, and USB Flash products. One of the world's leading producers of optical storage devices, Hanny sells its products throughout Asia, North America, and Europe. Growth in its USB Flash segment has significantly impacted sales in recent years. It is also involved in the sale of consumer electronics, trading of securities, and real estate development. The company sold its holdings in Memorex to Imation in May 2006. Computer-related products comprise 67% of turnover for the company.

WorldTech Devices is a manufacturer of specialty computer keyboards. WorldTech Devices, Inc. makes keyboards designed to increase productivity by incorporating application specific shortcuts on its products. Products include keyboards for Apple computers (aiding photo and video editing), and PC keyboards specifically crafted for computer-aided design, photo and video editing, 3-D graphics, and Web design applications. WorldTech's keyboards support software packages from such companies as Adobe, Autodesk, Alibre, Avid Technology, Canopus, Pinnacle Systems, and UGS. WorldTech Devices, Inc. was established in 2003. CEO Howard Chan is the majority shareholder of WorldTech.

Uniguest makes software that develops, installs, and manages Internet kiosks in the hotel industry. The kiosks provide hotel guests with information such as where to eat and what to do. In addition, they provide services such as e-mail, maps, and directions, as well as a boarding pass printing station that allows users to print boarding passes and check in to flights remotely. The company also provides in-room guest directories to the hotel industry.

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