Bharti Airtel is one of the leading alternative providers of telecommunications services in India, and among the top ten global carriers offering services in 17 other countries, particularly in Africa. Through its subsidiaries, the company operates through three business units: Airtel Telemedia Services (broadband and telephone), Enterprise Services, and Mobile Services. The Enterprise Services group aids both long-distance carriers and corporate clients. Bharti Airtel has approximately 180 million mainly mobile subscribers. The company is a unit of Bharti Enterprises, a conglomerate with interests in education and training, financial services, food, insurance, real estate, retail, and telecom equipment and services.

Leap Wireless International wants to hurdle the competition. Through its Cricket Communications subsidiary, as well as affiliates LCW Wireless and Denali Operations, the company provides wireless telephone service to nearly 4 million customers in 30 US states. Leap Wireless targets the youth and minority markets with the flexible payment plans that are a key component of its marketing message. Its service features unlimited flat-rate local calling, a prepaid roaming option, multimedia, and wireless data, as well as mobile Web access through its Cricket Broadband service. The company makes sales both through its chain of retail locations and via partnerships with distributors and resellers.

Technical Communications Corporation designs, develops, manufactures, distributes, markets, and sells communication security devices and systems worldwide. Its products are used to protect confidentiality in communications between radios, telephones, facsimile machines, and data processing equipment over wires, fiber optic cables, radio waves and microwaves, and satellite links. Technical Communications's products include High Speed Data Encryptor, which provides cryptographic security for data networks; Narrowband Radio Security family of products that provide security for voice and data communications sent over HF, VHF, and UHF channels; and Secure Telephone, Fax, and Data system that provides voice, fax, and data encryption in a telephone package. It also offers Secure Portable Telephone Attachment, which provides digital security between telephone and handset; Fax Security System, an automatic transmission fax system that connects to facsimile machine; Executive Secure Telephone, which offers voice and data security in a telephone package; and CipherTalk8000 and CipherSMS secure wireless products to provide encrypted mobile communications. In addition, the company provides CipherONE family of Network Security Systems, which consist of hardware and software-based encryption products for local area network, wide area network, and Internet applications, as well as a network security management system.

Bell Mobility is in a nip-and-tuck struggle for the top wireless carrier spot. Bell Mobility company provides mobile voice, data, and broadband Internet services to about 6 million customers, primarily in eastern Canada, under the Bell Mobility and Solo Mobile brands. It also markets services in other regions under the Virgin brand through subsidiary Virgin Mobile Canada which operates in partnership with Virgin Group. The company's products and services are made available through a network of dealers and retail outlets, including its own TotalCom stores. Bell Mobility accounts for about one-quarter of sales for its parent company BCE, Canada's largest telecommunications company.

Store Electronic Systems (SES) urges retailer to ditch paper labels and go digital. The company designs and makes wireless communication products, namely electronic labels for store shelves that display product information and enable rapid price changing. Its systems come with a PC that encodes and organizes data for the labels, a transmitter that communicates with the labels via low frequency radio, a handheld terminal that links a label to a product via barcode, and electronic labels that show real-time product names and pricing to consumers. SES label systems are used in more than 3,000 stores by some of Europe's largest grocery retailers, including France's Carrefour, Germany's Edeka, and the UK's Tesco. Store Electronic Systems (SES) urges retailer to ditch paper labels and go digital. The company designs and makes wireless communication products, namely electronic labels for store shelves that display product information and enable rapid price changing. Its systems come with a PC that encodes and organizes data for the labels, a transmitter that communicates with the labels via low frequency radio, a handheld terminal that links a label to a product via barcode, and electronic labels that show real-time product names and pricing to consumers. SES label systems are used in more than 3,000 stores by some of Europe's largest grocery retailers, including France's Carrefour, Germany's Edeka, and the UK's Tesco.

XIUS-bcgi hopes US wireless carriers find some of that outsourcing religion. Formerly Boston Communications Group (BCGI), the company offers software and services that help wireless network operators and mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs) manage their billing and payment processes, as well as other back-office functions. Its Voyager Billing and Real-Time Billing products enable customers to track both prepaid and postpaid calling plans, while other systems allow payment using the Web or ATMs. The company also provides software that blocks access to inappropriate content. Megasoft acquired BCGI in 2007 for about $65 million, combining the company with its XIUS telecom division almost immediately.

Elisa is in a race for the Finnish. A leading communications services provider in Finland, Elisa company provides consumers, businesses, and government agencies with fixed and mobile voice, broadband Internet, and cable television services. It also provides IT consulting and integration services and resells mobile phones, computers, and peripherals. In addition to its operations in Finland, the company provides a full range of telecom services in Estonia. Elisa serves additional international customers through its partnerships with Vodafone and Telenor.

Cogent is a multinational Tier 1 Internet service provider consistently ranked as one of the top five networks in the world. Our primary service offering consists of Internet access and data transport, offered over our award-winning fiber optic, IP data-only network, along with colocation in any of our 41 Internet Data Centers. We service two customer segments: “Corporate” (small businesses to Fortune 100 companies) and “NetCentric” (access providers and content providers whose businesses rely primarily on Internet access). Cogent was founded on the premise that bandwidth can be treated like a commodity—produce mass amounts and position it for sale based on price. Leveraging new technologies, we built our own IP data network independent of the traditional voice-based networks owned by the RBOCs (Regional Bell Operating Companies). By doing so, we believed we could reduce the cost of high quality bandwidth down to a level never before offered in the marketplace. Less than five years after lighting our network backbone, we have become widely recognized as one of the largest carriers of Internet traffic in the world.

Patriot Scientific Corporation, an intellectual-property licensing company, engages in the design, development, and sale of technologies for microprocessor chips in the United States. Patriot Scientific Corporation company’s technologies are used in computers, cameras, printers, automotive, and industrial devices. It also provides data sharing and secure data solutions for the critical data/information sharing needs of the healthcare industry, the Department of Homeland Security, and the Department of Justice, as well as of federal, state, and local public safety and law enforcement agencies. Patriot Scientific Corporation was founded in 1987 and is based in Carlsbad, California.

Founded in 1989 and based near London’s Heathrow airport, Metrodata is a UK designer and manufacturer of datacoms hardware for Fixed line, Enterprise, Carrier and Satellite networks. Specialising in interoperability and interconnectivity, Metrodata offers a range of Standard, Niche and System Integration products. These include Media converters, Interface converters, Fibre converters, Ethernet extenders and ATM products. Other specialist products resolve high data rate problems and exacting clocking requirements e.g. as found in backhaul applications and satellite networks. Metrodata also provides COTS products to the commercial, government and defence sectors, as well as developing turnkey products to specific customer requirements

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