Puerto Rico Telephone (PRT) has the island wired ... and wireless. The company provides nationwide fixed-line and wireless services to residential, government, and consumer customers in Puerto Rico and the Caribbean. PRT has more than 1 million combined landline and mobile subscribers, making it the island nation's largest telecommunications company in terms of customers. Wireless service is sold under the Claro brand. PRT also sells Internet access bundled with computer telephony service under the DMAX brand. The company, which began providing services in Puerto Rico in 1914, also offers long distance services. PRT is a subsidiary of Mexico City-based América Móvil.

Rostelecom is Russia’s national telecommunications operator and one of the largest telecommunications companies in the country. The Company owns and operates a technologically advanced nationwide fiber-optic backbone network, approximately 160,000 km in length, enabling it to provide voice, data and IP services to business and residential customers across the entire Russian Federation and to both domestic and international operators. Rostelecom continues to provide primarily fixed-line domestic (DLD) and international (ILD) long-distance services to corporate and residential end-customers across Russia. The Company is the leader in this segment of the domestic market with a market share of approximately 50%. In the residential fixed-line DLD/ILD service market, Rostelecom continues to consolidate its dominant position, approximately maintaining an 80% market share. The Company is a major provider of telecommunications services to state organizations and governmental agencies as well as to the largest corporate companies including television and radio broadcasters. The high capacity of Rostelecom’s network enables it to handle the majority of long-distance traffic transit and leased line services for both Russian and international operators.

MICROSENS GmbH & Co. KG was established 1993. The world really doesn't make much sense, but for MICROSENS, the pursuit of tiny, sensitive wires for industrial networking does. The firm manufactures and sells optical networking equipment and transmission systems for data, telecommunications, and network technologies. Product applications range from Local Area Networks (LANs) to Metro Networks (MANs). Its products have been used by the likes of Airbus, the French city of Beauvais, the Free University of Berlin, and some 12 FIFA World Cup stadiums. MICROSENS has devised its own Ethernet system, which makes formerly proprietary systems accessible from more locations and for more users.

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

Dialog Semiconductor keeps all sorts of electronic devices talking to each other. Dialog Semiconductor develops mixed- signal (analog plus digital) chips used in wireless communications, audio, automotive, industrial, and other applications. Dialog, which outsources its manufacturing, specializes in audio codecs (coder/decoders) and power management chips for mobile phones, including smartphones. Customers include Apple, Bosch, and Sony Ericsson. Dialog Semiconductor has operations in Austria, China, Germany, Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, the UK, and the US; about two- thirds of sales come from from the Asia/Pacific region, primarily China.

TelVue knows that there is often a price to be paid for spending a lot of time in front of the television. The company's products facilitate the ordering and delivery of pay-per-view programming for cable companies. Its core business is centered around digital video systems (including Princeton-branded video server computers and software) that enable the capture, storage, editing, and playback of broadcast video. TelVue's automatic number identification (ANI) system enables cable and satellite providers to automate telephone orders for programming by subscribers. It also offers services, under the WEBUS brand among others, that enable the display of programming data over a cable system's access channels.

Cross was founded in 1996 with the vision to deliver a customer experience based on integrity, honesty and customer excellence. Since that time, not only have we developed a world-class facility in Bloomington, Minnesota, we have also brought on board a highly skilled and experienced team that continues to deliver best-in-class solutions. Whether educating clients on the latest technology, implementing a solution or providing consultative services, Cross offers a comprehensive level of service that has made us highly revered and recognized by many of our Business Partners. Yet even as we innovate to help you reach success, we've stayed true to our values by continuing to give back to the community. That's the Cross experience.

Telenor Denmark (formerly SONOFON) is one of the largest mobile telecommunications carriers in Denmark. The company provides wireless voice and data services in addition to fixed-line telephony and Internet access primarily to the enterprise market. The company is a subsidiary of Norway- based global telecommunications carrier Telenor. During 2008 and 2009, Telenor merged and rebranded its operations in Denmark (including SONOFON, Cybercity, and Tele2 Danmark) under the Telenor Denmark banner. The combined business provides cell phone service to about 2 million customers while providing about 200,000 subscribers with broadband Internet service.

Research In Motion (RIM) moves with its customers. The company provides wireless hardware, software, and services to customers worldwide. Its popular BlackBerry smartphones handle voice, e-mail, and text messaging, as well as Internet access and multimedia applications. RIM also provides software development tools and makes radio-based modems that other manufacturers incorporate into portable devices. In addition to hardware sales, the company generates revenue from network access fees and software licensing fees. RIM sells to corporations, resellers, and wireless carriers. BlackBerry devices are offered by wireless network operators including AT&T Mobility, T-Mobile USA, and Verizon Wireless.

Since its establishment in 1941 as Japan’s first specialty manufacturer of optical glass, HOYA has diversified into new business areas that exploit the potential of advanced optics technologies. The company has continued to grow as a global enterprise through the expansion of its diverse business activities, which encompass Information Technologies, Eye care, Medical, and Imaging Systems. HOYA will continue to maximize its corporate value for the benefit of all stakeholders in the company in accordance with the following corporate mission: "Dedicated to innovation in information technology, lifestyles and culture, HOYA envisions a world where all can enjoy the good life, living in harmony with nature."

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