Alienware caters to video game enthusiasts, digital video editors, and professionals in the market for high-end PCs made with top-of-the-line components. Sporting names like Area-51, Alienware's colorful systems utilize the highest-performance processors, video cards, and storage components available for PCs. Alienware systems are further differentiated by customized cases, upgraded power supplies, and multiple cooling fans. The company has branch facilities in Australia and Ireland. Dell acquired Alienware in 2006.

Datapulse Technology has been creating storage products to fulfill the global needs of music, movies and data. It is with this dedication of pursuing manufacturing excellence and transparency that has helped the company to be listed as one of the top 200 small companies by FORBES Global.

Intermost Corporation was the first Chinese Internet company listed on the US OTC Bulletin Board (stock symbol: IMOT) in December 1998. Intermost Corporation (with plans to change its name to Uni Core Holdings Corporation) has evolved into a 'company doctor' and 'incubator' of mid- to large-size companies that have good potential and profitable products in the market which are desperate for help from experts who can help them grow by assisting them in obtaining public or private financing in China, including company diagnosis services; consulting services; mergers and acquisitions; incubating; raise funds or financing; assistance to get public listing for mid- to large-size companies, etc.

SMART Technologies has a bright idea to take the crimp out of your writing hand. With SMART Technologies' interactive whiteboards, users can write meeting notes on a large board and then download them to a computer for future use. Touch-sensitive surfaces of the SMART whiteboard also give users the power to control computer software during a presentation without relying on a computer mouse. Customers include the Massachusetts Department of Public Safety and the University of Oklahoma. SMART Technologies has offices in Germany, Japan, and the US.

SportsClick markets and distributes licensed sports apparel and accessories, including items related to auto racing, baseball, basketball, football, and hockey. Serving the North American market, it operates a distribution center and an online store. Formerly called Okalla (and before that Aloak), the company took its current form in 2008 when it merged with a company called Racing Around Wholesale. Previous incarnations of the company were involved in domain name registration, Web site hosting, and online billing services.

Echelon Corporation develops, markets, and sells a range of hardware and software products and services that enable original equipment manufacturers and systems integrators to design and implement open, interoperable, and distributed control networks in the building, industrial, transportation, utility/home, and other automation markets. It offers network infrastructure products, LonWorks Infrastructure product line, including transceivers, control modules, routers, network interfaces, development tools, and software tools and toolkits. The company also provides networked energy services system that offers a two-way information and control path between the utility and its customer to the electric utility industry; and i.LON Internet server family of products, which provide Internet interface and local control capability for remote devices and systems to the system integrators serving the street lighting, remote facility monitoring, and energy management markets. Echelon Corporation sells and markets its products and services through direct sales organization, distributors, value-added resellers, and integration partners primarily in North America, Europe, Japan, the People's Republic of China, and the other Asia Pacific countries. It has a collaboration agreement with Onzo Ltd. to develop consumer displays for the company's Networked Energy Services System. The company was founded in 1988 and is headquartered in San Jose, California.

Fujitsu Management Services of America, Inc. provides administrative and financial support to Fujitsu North American Companies which provide computer, communications, semiconductor products and services to the customer. The company offers shared services in IT, Facilities, HR operations, employee benefit programs, as well as payroll and other administrative functions.In addition, Fujitsu Management Services of America supports its sister companies in tax, legal and customs for compliance purpose. The company also supports Fujitsu Limited, its Japanese parent company, in procurement operations; and provides IT support to National Astronomical Observatory of Japan with the operation of Subaru telescope in Hilo, Hawaii.

Super Micro Computer, Inc. designs, develops, manufactures, and sells server solutions based on modular and open-standard x86 architecture. The company primarily offers a range of server options with single, dual, and quad CPU capability supporting Intel Pentium and Xeon multi-core architectures in 1U, 2U, 3U, 4U, tower, and blade form factors; and server systems for AMD dual and quad Opteron in 1U, 2U, 4U, and blade form factors. It also offers server components that include serverboards; chassis and power supplies; and other system accessories, such as microprocessors, and memory and disc drives. As of June 30, 2009, the company offered approximately 750 different server systems. It also provides approximately 3,000 stock keeping units. The company offers its products through value added resellers, system integrators, and original equipment manufacturers, as well as through its direct sales force. It has operations primarily in the United States, Europe, and Asia. Super Micro Computer, Inc. was founded in 1993 and is headquartered in San Jose, California.

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.

Emblaze-VCON Ltd. provides computing and peripheral equipment to enable desktop and group audio- and videoconferencing. The associated software products include applications for video network management, conference scheduling, and transmission security. Emblaze-VCON serves customers in such industries as education (University of Virginia), telecommunications (Telekom Austria), and energy (Harken). The company is a subsidiary ZONE-IP, which is part of the Emblaze group of companies.

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