Advanced Control Components (ACC) makes radio-frequency and microwave control components, including switches, digital attenuators, switch-based assemblies, and attenuators, for customers in the aerospace, commercial, instrumentation, and military markets.Advanced Control Components company was founded in 1982. In 2008 EMRISE acquired ACC for $13 million in cash, plus up to an additional $5 million in earnout payments over two years. Two years later, debt-plagued EMRISE sold ACC to Aeroflex for about $20 million and repaid most of its debt. Aeroflex has rebranded the company as Aeroflex / Control Components

SOMA Networks knows that the communications industry doesn't sleep. The company is a manufacturer of WiMAX wireless networking equipment used by local telephone companies and Internet service providers. SOMA's products include network base stations, wireless modems, and software products that enable carriers to connect residential and business broadband subscribers to their networks. The company has sales agreements with communications products integrators including Cadmus and Zentek. SOMA, founded in 1998, counts Mizuho, Daiwa Securities, Ridgeway Capital Partners, and Sharp Corporation among its investors.

Integra ICT was founded in 1984 as Anglia Telecoms, changing its name in 2008. Integra ICT sells and installs office communications systems and services. Integra ICT company offers telephone, voice messaging systems, and computer telephony systems. It also provides consulting, systems support, and training services. Integra's primary hardware supplier is Nokia Siemens Networks, and the company's communications services partner is BT Group. Integra ICT company also sources telecommunications equipment from Mitel Networks. Customers include city government education offices and companies including Kier Group.

WaveCrest is a leading provider of legacy and advanced voice services to global telecommunications wholesale carriers. In today's telecommunications market, major players have been hindered by poor market strategies, and technology choices have negatively affected financial results. Our philosophy at WaveCrest is very simple, we focus on one product - voice. Our network and systems are all designed to make us a leading wholesale voice service provider.

ACT Conferencing is a global provider of audio, web and video collaboration solutions. For more than 20 years, the world's largest enterprises and communication providers have depended on our consultation and service delivery to increase revenues, improve productivity, reach new markets, and outperform their competition.ACT creates a globally consistent, but culturally localized, unified communications experience. We design solutions which integrate seamlessly into diverse operating environments, and we apply service assurance controls in order to maintain the superior levels of quality and responsiveness required by multinational clients. ACT's unique capabilities are preferred by clients who value solutions that are easier to use, less costly to deploy, and enable teams to focus and achieve results faster.

NTT America offers a combination of managed private network, enterprise data hosting, Internet access, network security, and IT services to corporate customers in North and Latin America. Its top clients include the US subsidiaries of Mitsui, Sumitomo Electric, and Nippon Express, as well as such domestic customers as Parlance Systems and Neways International. Private broadband network services, linking cities in the US, Asia, and Europe, are offered under Arcstar brand. NTT America provides bilingual support services to global companies with a presence in Japan. NTT America is a subsidiary and the North American representative of Japanese telecommunications giant Nippon Telegraph and Telephone (NTT).

kgb USA might sound outlandish to members of the intelligence community, but the telecommunications community knows better. The company, a business unit of kgb, offers a number of telecommunications support services, including branded operator services, national directory assistance, and call completion services. Clients include Sprint Nextel and Verizon Wireless. It also provides outsourcing of customer service functions using live operators and automated Interactive Voice Response (IVR) systems. Among its customers are pizza delivery retailers who employ kgb USA to provide centralized telephone order processing.

Some might take offense at being known as a person who yaks away on the phone, but this company considers it a term of endearment. A reseller of international long-distance and other communications services, Yak Communications offers contract-free discount dial-around services (so-called "10-10"or casual calling) primarily to residential customers. Services include home telephone accounts, wireless voice access (yakMobile), and broadband Internet connections. It also sells prepaid calling cards and offers alternative interexchange carrier services, known as 1+billing, which allow customers to choose Yak for all long-distance calling. The company is a subsidiary of Globalive Communications.

Frequency Electronics, Inc. was founded in 1962 and is now a well-established public company in Long Island, New York, and trades on the NASDAQ Stock Exchange under the symbol FEIM. It has five wholly-owned subsidiaries: FEI Communications Inc. and FEI Government Systems Inc., located in Mitchel Field, New York; Gillam-FEi a.s., located in Liege, Belgium, near Brussels; FEI-Zyfer Inc., located in Garden Grove, California; FEI-Asia Ltd., located in the free trade zone in Tianjin, China. FEI and its subsidiaries are major worldwide suppliers of Precision Time and Frequency (PT&F) products for ground, seaborne, airborne, and space terminals and platforms used by commercial and government/military systems suppliers.In the mid-1990s, Frequency Electronics Company transformed itself from a defense contract manufacturer into a high-tech provider of precision time and frequency products used to synchronize voice, data and video transmissions in wireless communications systems. These systems are found in both ground-based stations and on-board commercial satellites. Frequency Electronics Company also continues to support the United States government with products for defense or space applications but it will do so with more emphasis on COTS (commercial off-the-shelf) products than on contract-based projects.

Founded in 1999, CyOptics acquired the optoelectronic device assets of TriQuint Semiconductor in 2005 and bought InPlane Photonics in 2007. CyOptics sees its way clear to optical networks. CyOptics company makes optical components based on indium phosphide (InP), a compound semiconductor that runs faster than silicon, the material in most microchips. The executives of CyOptics worked at the old AT&T Corp. and its Bell Labs research arm, as well as such AT&T spinoffs as Agere Systems and Lucent Technologies. CyOptics company provides active optical components for access, metro, and long-haul communications networks. It also offers design and manufacturing services from facilities in Mexico and the US.

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