Telspec plc manufactures telecommunications network switching equipment. The company specializes in providing equipment that allows clients to continue using older copper networks with newer applications. The company also provides access control and network management equipment for newer fiber networks. The company's line of TelMax products enables broadband voice and data transmission across standard telephone lines. Telspec's customers include service providers BT and Telstra.Telspec plc company also provides services including installation design, material procurement, and consulting.

Polatis was founded in 2000 by research director Andrew Dames; investors include 3i, Alta-Berkeley, and Prelude Ventures. Polatis, Inc. expanded in 2005 when it combined its operations with those of Continuum Photonics. Polatis believes in photonics for the mass(es). Polatis develops optical switches based on its micro-actuation and sensing system (MASS) technology. Polatis, Inc. touts its MASS platform as being more reliable and scalable than other optical switching systems, particularly because of its minimal insertion loss (light leakage). Initial products include modular and rack-mount switches for use in automated test, military, telecommunication, and video switching applications.

Axsun Technologies, founded in 1999, is developing a bold new approach to the design and manufacture of miniaturized optical micro-instruments for a variety of industries. The Axsun™ Packaging Platform combines proprietary Micro-Optics lens technology, and patented micro-alignment structures with a highly scalable, automated assembly process to create the foundation of a new class of miniature optoelectronic products. Axsun optoelectronic products provide higher levels of performance in much less space than bulk optical solutions while consuming less material, labor, and power. At Axsun, we're making great strides in a new direction for mechanical-optical integration of instruments by thinking small, and we see no end to the possibilities.

ModeLabs Group is more than happy to go mobile. It manufactures and distributes mobile phones, as well as related accessories and services. Customers also have the option of designing their own line of private-label mobile handsets, along with accessories and services, such as luxury mobile phones offered by TAG Heuer and Dior. Outside of France, ModeLabs has operations in China, Hong Kong, Italy, the UK, and the US. In 2006 it launched its US subsidiary, ModeLabs Inc., to provide customized handsets to the Americas region (including Latin America and Canada).

Miranda maintains offices in Asia, Europe, the Middle East, and North America and sells through a global network of distributors and dealers. Miranda Technologies is moving TV broadcast equipment beyond the rabbit ears. The company develops, manufactures, and markets more than 400 hardware and software products that use digital technology to help deliver high-definition (HD) TV content. Its portfolio includes infrastructure products that convert audio and video into multiple formats, workflows to manage content and generate graphics, network monitoring equipment, and routers. They are integrated into both old and new systems operated by TV broadcasters, as well as cable, satellite, and IPTV providers worldwide.

Neil Howard is a telecommunications company that provides phone services and equipment for the office. It offers companies customized mobile phone packages, reselling products and services from the UK's leading wireless phone carriers -- Avaya, Orange, O2, T-Mobile, and Vodafone. Products include mobile phones and PDAs (personal digital assistants), Bluetooth accessories, third-generation (3G) wireless services, traditional landline phones, teleconferencing stations, and hands-free headsets. It also offers vehicle tracking systems. Ultraframe (UK) Ltd., Paramount Group Hotels, and The Alternative Steel Company are among Neil Howard Telecoms' customers.

Windstream Corporation, together with its subsidiaries, provides various telecommunications services primarily in rural areas in the United States. It offers phone, high- speed Internet, and digital television services. The company also offers a range of Internet protocol based voice and data services, and advanced phone systems and equipment to businesses and government agencies. In addition, it provides various enhanced service features, including call waiting, call forwarding, caller identification, three-way calling, no-answer transfer, and voicemail. Further, the company offers other telecommunications services, including interconnection, long distance, and custom calling services. It serves residential and business customers. As of December 31, 2009, Windstream Corporation operated 55 retail stores and 2 call centers. The company is based in Little Rock, Arkansas.

CSR plc, together with its subsidiaries, develops and provides single chip wireless solutions to support data and voice communications between various products over short range radio links. Its products include BlueCore, a single- chip microcontroller-equipped solution for Bluetooth applications; UniFi, a single-chip Wi-Fi solution for embedded applications; CVC (clear voice capture), an echo and noise cancellation software for voice communications; and SiRFstarIV platform with SiRFaware GPS technology that optimizes mobile phones, mobile computers, and mobile Internet devices for location enabled services. The company’s products are used in various applications, including access points, automotive, consumer/home, headset and headphones, mobiles/personal digital assistant, and personal computers/peripherals, as well as portable media players, Internet radio, and digital photo frames. CSR markets its products to original equipment manufacturers and original design manufacturers principally through its direct sales force and sales representatives, as well as through a network of distributors. The company was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in Cambridge, the United Kingdom.

Wistron NeWeb is wishing for even more people to buy and use cell phones. The company makes wireless communications equipment, including antennas, mobile handsets, wireless networking equipment (routers, Internet phones, Ethernet cards), satellite radios, and set-top boxes for satellite TV. It sells its products to OEMs and other corporate customers. Other companies in the Wistron Group corporate family include PC, software, and computer component manufacturers. Electronics manufacturer Wistron owns about a quarter of Wistron NeWeb, which was formed in 1996.

Airspan Networks covers a lot of ground, mostly through the air. Airspan Networks company supplies equipment based on the WiMax wireless networking standard. Phone companies, ISPs, utility companies, and other network operators use Airspan's base stations and subscriber terminals to provide fixed and mobile broadband wireless access. The company's other products include Wi-Fi-based networking equipment, as well as voice-over-IP (VoIP) soft switches and gateways. Airspan sells directly and through OEMs, resellers and systems integrators to customers worldwide. The vast majority of the company's sales are to customers outside the US.

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