Founded in 1976, AVCOM initially targeted the satellite receiver industry with its PSR-3 Satellite Receiver. This product differentiated itself from the competition with its unique “Scan-Tune” functionality which allowed the receiver to be tuned back and forth across all transponders once every 3 seconds. AVCOM continued to develop and produce a variety of receivers and satellite accessories throughout the early 1980’s. Their catalog included products such as power dividers, 60dB isolators, DC blocks, low loss microwave cable assemblies as well as other more sophisticated products such as the PTR-24 test receiver, the TISH-40 terrestrial interference survey horn and the WCA-4 waveguide adapter.It’s the Scan-Tune functionality developed for the satellite receiver industry that set the stage for the first AVCOM spectrum analyzer product. In 1985, AVCOM developed a unique low-cost spectrum analyzer modeled after their high-end competitors, but without the extreme performance and much more affordable. The PSA-35 Spectrum Analyzer was introduced to the market at the 1986 Satellite Show in Las Vegas. Since then, AVCOM has continued to expand their product portfolio with remote, rack-mounted and portable spectrum analyzer solutions. AVCOM's ability to generate unusual design solutions repeated itself many times over the history of AVCOM and lead to several patents. It’s this resourcefulness that has allowed AVCOM to remain a market leader in providing affordable spectrum analyzer solutions to customers and markets worldwide.

Fusion Telecommunications International understands that modern communications is a blend of old and familiar processes with new technologies.Fusion Telecommunications International provides VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) telephone and other Internet-based communications services primarily to larger US carriers. Its other clients include businesses with a need to outsource the hosting and management of their computer-based corporate telephony systems. Fusion offers also such services as call termination and broadband Internet access.Fusion Telecommunications International also provides ISP and hosted PBX services to its enterprise customers. Top clients include Qwest and Verizon. Fusion was founded in 1997.

BLOOMBERG TRADEBOOK® is a leading global agency broker that provides direct market access and a breadth of trading analytics and algorithms to institutional traders that seek maximum alpha on every market transaction. Founded in 1996, Tradebook offers its customer base multi-asset, multi- currency trading solutions to actively manage complex trading strategies in over 60 global markets.

Formed in 2003 from the merger of Arroyo Optics and Lightcross, Kotura's customers include Sun Microsystems and Santur. Kotura develops and makes silicon-based optoelectronic integrated circuit components and modules used in fiber-optic communications equipment. The company's Ultra VOA array is a variable optical attenuator used for power suppression, channel blocking, and signal modulation in metro and long-haul network transmission applications. Kotura also offers custom component design, fabrication, packaging, and testing services. Oclaro (formerly Bookham), a leading producer of optical components, licensed a portfolio of patents to Kotura.

WaveSplitter Technologies makes a spectrum of products that serves both to divide and to unite. The company's photonic components and modules extend the reach of optical signals and boost the capacity of communications networks. WaveSplitter's products include its WavePump pump laser combiner, which increases the strength of transmissions, and wave division multiplexers and couplers (WaveEssentials) and optical signal filters (WaveSelector), which separate and combine light waves. Goldman Sachs, Intel, NEC, and Sumitomo Electric all hold stakes in WaveSplitter. The company, which has privately raised more than $100 million, was established in 1996.

Eutelsat was originally set up in 1977 as an intergovernmental organisation (IGO) to develop and operate a satellite-based telecommunications infrastructure for Europe.Eutelsat started operations 20 years ago with the launch of its first satellite in 1983, followed by a further 30 satellite launches, creating one of the leaders in the Fixed Satellite Services industry with a 14% global market share at the end of 2005 (source: Euroconsult 2006).Initially established to address satellite communications demand in Western Europe, Eutelsat rapidly developed its infrastructure to expand coverage to additional markets, such as Central and Eastern Europe in 1989, and the Middle East, the African continent, and large parts of Asia and the Americas from the 1990s.Eutelsat was the first satellite operator in Europe to broadcast television channels direct-to-home. It developed its premium neighbourhood of five HOT BIRD™ satellites in the mid-1990s to offer capacity that would be able to attract hundreds of channels to the same orbital location, appealing to widespread audiences for consumer satellite TV.

Qwest Wireless' customers seek cellular and online satisfaction. The company is a reseller of wireless voice and broadband Internet services to consumers within a 14 state local calling area. Its services are enabled through a deal with network operator Verizon. Qwest's agreement with Verizon, which began in 2009, allows the Denver-based company to maintain sales, marketing, customer service, billing, and collection services under its own brand. The company is a subsidiary of Qwest Communications.

Africa just isn't a big enough continent to contain Naspers. The media company operates primarily in South Africa and sub-Saharan Africa, but also does business in Asia, Europe, and North and South America. Naspers' Electronic Media division operates primarily through MIH Holdings, with pay- TV and Internet businesses in Africa, China, Cyprus, Greece, and Thailand; this division generates the bulk of Naspers' sales. The Print Media division's Media24 unit publishes magazines and newspapers and offers printing in Africa, with subsidiary Via Afrika publishing books.

This company aims to be the best option for the mobile professional in need of a communications solution. Option manufactures and markets broadband wireless equipment, such as data cards, embedded wireless modules, USB modems, wireless routers, and wireless software. Its products are used primarily in mobile phones and laptop computers. Founded in 1986, the firm depends on European customers for nearly three-quarters of its turnover and supplies to such heavyweights as Vodafone (its biggest customer), Telenor, Orange, Bouygues Telecom, and AT&T. Other customers include Acer, ASUS, Samsung Electronics, and Sony.

GeoSentric (formerly Benefon) is trying to locate the top spot among the world's navigation and mobile device manufacturers. The GSM and GPS mobile telematics equipment maker has been producing mobile equipment for GSM and NMT cellular systems since 1988. Products include hand-held, in- vehicle, and machine-to-machine (M2M) mobile equipment. GeoSentric's products include consumer products, in-vehicle and machine-to-machine mobile equipment, and related software applications.

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