NeoPhotonics develops and manufactures optical network components using laser-reactive deposition. Products include amplifiers, glass substrates, laser modules, passive optical components, photodiodes, and transceivers. Applications include optical networks for data communications and passive optical networks for fiber-to-the-home broadband access. NeoPhotonics Corporation has manufacturing facilities in China and the US. It gets about two-thirds of its sales in China, primarily from communications equipment maker Huawei , which accounts for about half of sales. NeoPhotonics filed for an IPO in 2010; it plans to use proceeds from the offering to expand its business potentially through acquisitions or to repay some of its debt.

Charter Communications, Inc. is a Fortune 500 company and the fourth-largest cable operator in the United States. Charter provides advanced video, high-speed Internet, and telephone services to approximately 5.5 million residential and business customers in 27 states.At the core of our mission is to provide value to our customers. We strive to do this every day by offering high-quality entertainment and communication services and continually improving customer care through the commitment of our more than 16,000 employees nationwide.

Ulticom makes signaling software used to connect Internet and telecom service providers' switching and messaging systems and manage routing and billing information. Ulticom's Signalware software lets communications providers offer such services as voice-activated dialing, text messaging, and Internet call-waiting. The company has served clients including Alcatel-Lucent and Nokia Siemens. Ulticom gets about three-quarters of its sales outside the US. Comverse Technology owns about two-thirds of Ulticom, which it spun off in 2000. The company agreed to be acquired by buyout firm Platinum Equity for about $90 million.

GlobeCast, a subsidiary of France Telecom, is the leading global provider of content management and worldwide transmission services for professional broadcast delivery.The company operates a secure global satellite and fibre network to manage and transport 10 million hours of video and other rich media each year, providing ingest, aggregation, transmission and repurposing of content for delivery to direct-to-home satellite platforms; cable, IPTV, mobile and broadband headends; as well as corporate and digital signage networks. GlobeCast’s fleet of SNG trucks is deployed globally to support coverage of the biggest news and sporting events each year in SD and HDTV formats.

The Fionda Difference means knowing there client's business, understanding their issues and concerns, knowing their goals and objectives, and positioning our solutions as part of their success-and doing it fast. Deploying web based software for the field, for example; your company will need to have custom applications created, that "out of the box" versions of software rarely satisfy. You need personalization and service from a partner who understands this industry better than any other. Our philosophy is different than our competitors, we make our software fit your needs rather than shoehorn your needs into a standard software package. There is no reason why you cannot use technology to strategically differentiate your company from your competition.Another important Fionda difference: you don't have to pay thousands of dollars for personal web page programs, because with us they are FREE! The Fionda team consists of experts in management, sales, marketing, training, IT, and client support; whose primary goal is to provide our clients with turnkey, hands free solutions.

T-Mobile (UK) boasts about 17 million customers for its wireless telephone network. A subsidiary of Germany's Deutsche Telekom, its core services are voice calling and text messaging in the UK, as well as international calling. T-Mobile (UK) also has about half a million subscribers to its mobile Internet services which include email, Web browsing, and video. It sells primarily to consumers both online and through retail shops located throughout the UK. Along with affiliates in Germany and Poland, T-Mobile (UK) is one of its parent's largest European wireless businesses. Formerly a subsidiary of T-Mobile International, the company became a direct subsidiary of Deutsche Telekom following a 2009 restructuring.

United Communication Industry (UCOM), through its subsidiaries, provides telecom network access, cell phones, network gear, and related services. The company's Total Access Communications subsidiary provides cellular voice and data services to subscribers throughout Thailand. UCOM's United Distribution business distributes cell phones and accessories through retail outlets. Its UTEL unit sells a wide range of telecom equipment and offers such services as systems integration and maintenance, while the UIH unit provides optical broadband services to public and corporate customers including the Royal Thai Police. Thai Telco Holdings owns a majority stake in UCOM.

SKY is the pre-eminent pay television broadcasting service in New Zealand. It is listed on NZX and the ASX and had a market capitalisation as at 30 June 2010 of NZ$ 1.8 billion based on a share price of NZ$ 4.69 at that time. SKY’s principal business activity is the distribution of both local and foreign programme content to its subscriber base, predominantly through a digital satellite network. SKY’s revenue, NZ$ 742 million for the year ended 30 June 2010, is principally derived from monthly subscription fees (approximately 85%), installation fees and other revenue including advertising sales and the on-sale of programme rights.

ANXeBusiness Corp. ("ANX") is owned by One Equity Partners ("OEP"), which makes private equity investments behind compelling business ideas and strong management teams. Established in 2001, OEP manages $8 billion of investments and commitments for JPMorgan Chase & Co. in direct private equity transactions. OEP acquired ANX in October 2006 from Science Applications International Corp. (SAIC), which had formed ANX in 1999 following the acquisition of the ANX Network from The Automotive Industry Action Group (AIAG.)

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