IronPort Systems, Inc. provides email and Web appliances that protect corporate networks from spam, viruses, and spyware. It also offers security management appliances that let network administrators monitor policy settings. The company's security products utilize information from the IronPort SenderBase Network, a database that captures data from more than 100,000 organizations and tracks threats. Marketing to businesses of all sizes worldwide, IronPort utilizes a direct sales force and resellers. Customers have included CNN, Microsoft, Nasdaq, and Paypal.

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.

Lantronix, Inc. was founded in 1989 and is headquartered in Irvine, California. Lantronix, Inc. designs, develops, and markets networking and Internet connectivity products that are used to access, manage, control, and configure electronic products over the Internet or other networks. It offers a range of embedded and external device enablement solutions that enable integrators and manufacturers of electronic and electro-mechanical products to enhance network connectivity, manageability, and control; multi-port device servers, which enable devices outside the data center to share the network connection and convert various protocols to industry standard interfaces, such as Ethernet and the Internet; and off-the-shelf appliances, such as console servers, digital remote keyboard, video, mouse extenders, and power control products for information technology (IT) professionals to remotely connect, monitor, and control network infrastructure equipment, distributed branch office equipment, and servers using out-of-band management technology. Lantronix company also provides terminal servers, visualization solutions, legacy print servers, serial board, software, and related products. Lantronix serves original equipment manufacturers in various industries, such as industrial automation, medical, security, building automation, consumer, and audiovisual; and end user customers in security, retail, universities/education, manufacturing, healthcare/hospitals, and financial/banking markets. It sells its products directly, as well as through distributors, resellers and manufacturer representatives, systems integrators, value-added resellers, and original equipment manufacturers in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and the Asia Pacific.

InFocus helps businesses and consumers get the big picture. InFocus Corporation makes projectors that can present output from computers, VCRs, and DVD and laserdisc players. Its products include portable projectors, projectors for conference rooms and auditoriums, and home theater models. Larger models are used to make business presentations and double as big-screen TVs when connected to a VCR or DVD player. InFocus sells its products through distributors such as Ingram Micro (about 23% of sales in 2008) and Tech Data, resellers that brand the projectors under their own labels, and directly to retailers and corporations. In 2009 the company agreed to be acquired in a transaction that will take it private.

Glacier Computer designs and sells ruggedized computer systems for the industrial manufacturing and public safety sectors. Its products include touch-screen workstations, tablet and laptop PCs, and handheld scanners. The company also provides related accessories, such as keyboards and mounting systems. Its computer line includes models designed for use in ambulances, police cars, and military vehicles. Glacier has product alliances with such companies as Datalogic Scanning. Its customers have included FedEx, Honda Motor, and Hormel Foods.

PIKA Technologies is a manufacturer of computer networking subsystems designed to add telephony capabilities to computers. The company's networking card products include digital voice, analog circuit, fax interface, as well as specialized DSP and recording models. PIKA's customers have included such service and hardware providers as BT, CTD Systems, Red Fig, and Sytech. The company's products are used for applications including VOIP, call center quality monitoring, and PBX implementation.

Penguin Computing has specialized 100% on Linux since 1998. With our unmatched dedication to Linux, we concentrate all our resources on developing the best practices that deliver the world’s best Linux-based user experience to our customers. The powerful combination of our Linux software, systems, and services dramatically simplifies the deployment and management of large pools of servers.Penguin Computing is the leader in Cluster Virtualization, the most practical and cost-effective methodology for reducing the complexity and administrative burden of clustered computing. Our cluster solutions are driven by Scyld ClusterWare™, whose unique architecture makes large pools of Linux servers appear and act like a single, consistent, virtual system, with a single point of command/control. By combining the economics of Open Source with the simplicity and manageability of Cluster Virtualization, we help you drive productivity up and cost out, making Linux clustering as powerful and easy to use as expensive SMP environments, at a Linux price point.

Silicon Graphics International Corp. designs, manufactures, and implements compute servers and storage systems in the United States. It offers a range of servers, including Half-Depth Rack-Mount servers for single or dual processor motherboards that support AMD and Intel 64-bit processors, and for 4 processor motherboards supporting the 32/64-bit AMD Opteron 800 Series processors; Standard-Depth Rack-Mount servers, such as C1104 and C2104 compute-specific standard-depth servers; ICE Cube-optimized rack-mount servers designed for the ICE Cube modular data center; Scale Out Series Blade servers for data center environments; and CloudRack systems focusing on cloud computing in data center environments. The company also provides Half-Depth and Standard-Depth Storage Servers, OmniStor Storage Arrays, and NetApp storage appliances and software. In addition, it offers technology solutions focusing on power management and power distribution, as well as hardware and firmware based remote management. Further, it offers service and support packages associated with installation and deployment, hardware break-fix support, and onsite hardware services. The company’s professional services include onsite cabling assistance and installation of third-party software, such as grid, clustering, and utility computing applications. It sells its products to customers in Internet businesses; and companies in vertical markets, including semiconductor design, enterprise software, federal government, entertainment, financial services, oil and gas exploration, biotechnology, and pharmaceuticals. The company was formerly known as Rackable Systems, Inc. and changed its name to Silicon Graphics International Corp. in May 2009. Silicon Graphics International was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in Fremont, California.

Stratus Technologies makes fault-tolerant servers that can be configured with its proprietary operating systems (VOS), as well as with Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard, or Red Hat operating systems. Stratus carries data storage products made by EMC; the company also provides its own disk and tape-based storage systems. Stratus offers product support and managed service programs covering continuous availability and recovery. It markets its products worldwide. Stratus was founded in 1980.

NBS Technologies is a wholly owned subsidiary of Brookfield Asset Management, a specialist asset manager. Focused on property, power and infrastructure assets, Brookfield has approximately $90 billion of assets under management and is co-listed on the New York and Toronto Stock exchanges.NBS Technologies is a global company with locations in Canada, U.S., France and the UK, along with a comprehensive worldwide dealer network.

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