Founded in 1989 and based near London’s Heathrow airport, Metrodata is a UK designer and manufacturer of datacoms hardware for Fixed line, Enterprise, Carrier and Satellite networks. Specialising in interoperability and interconnectivity, Metrodata offers a range of Standard, Niche and System Integration products. These include Media converters, Interface converters, Fibre converters, Ethernet extenders and ATM products. Other specialist products resolve high data rate problems and exacting clocking requirements e.g. as found in backhaul applications and satellite networks. Metrodata also provides COTS products to the commercial, government and defence sectors, as well as developing turnkey products to specific customer requirements

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.

Eurocom Communications is Israel's largest privately-owned communications company and provides competition for the country's former telecommunications monopoly Bezeq. The company's services include mobile telephone and satellite communications, including direct broadcast satellite (DBS) TV service. It also provides Internet access through subsidiary Internet Gold, Israel's leading ISP. The company is owned by holding company Eurcom Group which is led by Israeli communications pioneers Shaul Elovitch (chairman and CEO) and Yosi Elovitch (director).

Indagon was founded in 2002 by a group of former Nokia employees and is backed by the Nokia Early Stage Technology Fund. Indagon keeps track of those on the go. Indagon Oy makes a GPS-based positioning system that includes a terminal, server, GPS data collection device, and software. The Indagon Leader system is used primarily in cargo, navigation, and fleet management applications. Customers hail from various industries (security; transportation and logistics; maintenance and real estate; TETRA and GSM operators; and public sector and safety) and include Turvapalvelut, Experant Oy, Mavecom, and China Mobile.

Antennas are par for the course at Q-Par Angus. The company makes microwave antennas, including broadcast, split reflector, broadband steerable, prime focus, and waveguide horn antennas. The company also makes antenna positioners, controller software, adaptors, polarizers, filters, attenuators, and phase shifters. Its research and consulting services range from radiation hazard surveys and microwave materials analysis to distance, depth, and moisture content measurements. Customers include QinetiQ, Thales Underwater Systems, and the UK Ministry of Defence. The company gets about 45% of its sales overseas. Q-Par Angus was founded in 1973 by managing director Richard Holliday and company secretary Jenny Holliday

Advanced Info Service (or AIS) aims to maintain its position as Thailand's top wireless provider. More than 20 million primarily prepaid subscribers use the company's network for wireless voice and data communication services. AIS also offers landline voice and broadband Internet services through subsidiaries Advanced Datanetwork Communications and Data Network Solutions, while its Advanced Contact Center (ACC) business provides call center and customer relations services to businesses. AIS also provides international calling services and imports and distributes wireless phones. Thai telecommunications holding titan Shin Corporation owns about 43% of AIS and Singtel Strategic Investments owns more than 23%.

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.

Adesta in headquartered Omaha, Nebraska, Adesta LLC was founded in 1988 as Kiewit Network Technologies by Peter Kiewit Sons', Inc. In 1992 the company became MFS Network Technologies and changed its name to Adesta in 2002.Today, Adesta is a G4S Technology company and managed by executives from the telecommunications, construction and security industries. Adesta is a leader in providing innovative turnkey solutions for advanced communication networks and security systems.

GVTC began more than half a century ago as a telephone cooperative with the purpose of providing modern phone service to remote parts of the Texas Hill Country and other rural areas to the north of San Antonio.Today, GVTC has evolved into a comprehensive communications provider with offerings that go well beyond residential and business telephone service. The products and services also include cable TV, high-speed Internet, security, long distance, advanced data services and more.GVTC remains true to its roots as a cooperative. In fact, it is the largest telephone cooperative in Texas, whose service area spans 2,000 square miles and eleven counties.

As Australia's #1 telecommunications carrier, Telstra provides fixed-line services to about 9 million access lines, and it serves 10 million mobile phone customers. It is also the country's leading ISP, through BigPond, with more than 3 million broadband subscribers. Telstra's largest market is consumer and residential customers, but its business and government segment comes in a close second. The company also provides wholesale network services to other communications companies, while its Sensis telephone directory unit specializes in print, online, and wireless advertising. Telstra owns half of pay-television operator FOXTEL, while News Corp. and Consolidated Media Holdings each own 25% of the joint venture.

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