SMC serves up networking equipment, with or without wires. SMC Networks offers wireless LAN components designed for use in homes, small businesses, and larger enterprises. It also sells a line of Ethernet products, including adapters and switches, for small and midsized businesses. Other products include Voice-over-Internet Protocol (VoIP) phones and network attached storage (NAS) devices.SMC company sells though resellers, distributors, and retailers. Once a division of Standard Microsystems, SMC Networks traces its origins to 1971; Standard Microsystems sold a majority stake of the division to Taiwanese equipment manufacturer Accton Technology in 1997.

Callers, clickers, and cable aficionados connect with Tele2. The pan-European telecommunications network operator provides fixed-line and mobile phone services, data transmission, and Internet access to nearly 30 million customers in 11 countries. Outside of Sweden, its top markets are Russia and the Netherlands, while nations in the Nordic, Baltic, and northern European regions round out Tele2's service area. Wireless services make up well over half of total sales. Other Tele2 units provide systems integration services (Datametrix) and cable television broadcasting (Kabelvision). Swedish investment group Investment AB Kinnevik owns 30% of the company and controls 48% of the voting rights.

Stealth Microwave makes single- and multi-carrier radio frequency amplifiers used in wireless communications systems. The company was founded in 1996. Micronetics acquired Stealth Microwave in June 2005 for $6.5 million in cash, plus another $3 million in future earnout payments. Stealth Microwave operates as a wholly owned subsidiary of Micronetics.

Asante has offices in Taiwan and the US; UIC has sales offices around the world. Asante distributes its products through UIC's distribution network, as well as through agreements with resellers and systems integrators including SED International, Synnex, and Newegg. UIC bought Asante in 2008. Asante supplies wired and wireless computer network hubs, adapters, and Ethernet switches for customers in the consumer, education, enterprise, and government markets. Its products are sold worldwide under two main brands: FriendlyNet (small office, home, and education markets) and IntraCore (enterprise customers and ISP's). Asante company is a communications division of Taipei-based electronics manufacturer UIC Corporation.

Cbeyond isn't looking past the millions of small businesses in the US to find customers. The company offers local, long- distance, and cellular telephone service and broadband Internet access to small businesses. It also offers data services such as Web hosting and backup services. Cbeyond targets businesses in a dozen large metropolitan areas, and its largest markets -- Atlanta, Dallas, and Denver -- account for more than half of the company's annual revenues. It counts more than 50,000 customer locations for businesses with fewer than 250 employees. Typical customers include law firms, physicians' offices, real estate companies, and accounting firms. Cbeyond was founded in 1991 by CEO James Geiger.

TriNet Communications is a distributor of telecommunications components from such suppliers as 3M and Harris.TriNet Communications specializes in such products as cable, cable splitters, line cards, and test equipment. In addition to its distribution services, which include a variety of assembly and packaging options, TriNet has a manufacturing facility at its northern California location that produces a line of plugged cable stubs. Its customers include incumbent and competitive local exchange carriers (including AT&T), cable television companies, government agencies, and network installation contractors.TriNet Communicationshas three distribution centers in Marietta, Georgia; Dallas; and the San Francisco area.

Pervasip is a new generation communications company providing wholesale Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) services. Pervasip is focusing current and future resources on the growth of its wholly owned subsidiary, VoX Communications. Using its own nationwide VoIP network, VoX offers scalable and reliable broadband voice, origination and termination services to cable, wireless and wireline operators, as well as enhanced VoIP telephone service to the small business and residential marketplaces. VoX's proprietary IP platform enables superior quality and service at very low fixed costs, which is expected to translate into a faster break even threshold as the Company capitalizes on accelerating market demand for its VoIP services.

Geos Communications (formerly known as i2 Telecom International) enables its customers to let their virtual fingers do the talking. The VoIP service and technology provider offers domestic and international long-distance calling over the Internet. The company has developed a software-based Internet phone device called VoiceStick, which plugs into any computer's USB port and allows phone calls over the Internet. Using the VoiceStick device and software, subscribers can call from their computers or from home and mobile phones through the company's service. The MyGlobalTalk application downloads to any cell phone and lets customers make international calls for a few cents per minute.

Rohde & Schwarz has stood for quality and innovation in test and measurement, broadcasting, secure communications as well as radiomonitoring and radiolocation for more than 75 years. By pursuing this four-pillar strategy, the company addresses customers from various market segments: wireless communications, broadcasting, electronics – as well as government authorities and organizations with security missions. The electronics group, with its headquarters in Munich, Germany, counts among the leading suppliers worldwide in all of its business fields. As a manufacturer of EMC test and measurement equipment as well as terrestrial TV transmitters, Rohde & Schwarz is the world market leader. The Executive Board is made up of Manfred Fleischmann (Chairman), Christian Leicher and Gerhard Geier. Approximately 7400 employees currently generate a net revenue of € 1.2 billion (fiscal year July 2008 to June 2009). A service and sales network with subsidiaries and offices in more than 70 countries worldwide helps to ensure that customers always find a Rohde & Schwarz office nearby. Exports make up about 80 percent of company business.

Avocent Corporation company makes analog and digital KVM (keyboard, video, mouse) switching systems used to manage multiple servers. Its LongView extension products let computer users locate their mouse, monitor, keyboard, and other peripherals up to 500 feet away from their CPU. The company also provides systems management software through its LANDesk division. Avocent's key clients have included manufacturers such as Dell, Hewlett-Packard, and IBM, as well as IT product distributors such as Ingram Micro and Tech Data. Emerson Electric bought the company in late 2009 for about $1.2 billion in cash. Avocent tries to give network administrators what they really need -- the ability to be in multiple places at once.

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