Founded in 2002 by CTO Kris Pister, the company has received funding from venture capital firms including Cargill Ventures, Foundation Capital, and Institutional Venture Partners. Dust Networks makes wireless sensor systems that are used to monitor and control industrial systems. The company's SmartMesh platform wirelessly connects electronic sensors with in-building climate control, equipment monitoring, and surveillance systems, enabling greater building automation and security. Its products are also used for such applications as keeping tabs on sensitive manufacturing processes in harsh industrial environments and monitoring the integrity of equipment used to generate electricity.

Crossroads Systems company was founded in 1994 and is headquartered in Austin, Texas. Crossroads Systems, Inc. provides solutions to connect, protect, secure, and restore data-at-rest. The company’s solutions are based on its Routing Messaging Interface technology. Its solutions serves the needs of business information assurance, information security, data protection, information assurance, business continuity, disaster recovery, data privacy, risk management, fraud prevention, corporate governance, and regulatory compliance. The company’s products include DBProtector that provides database security at a logical business policy level; Fibre Channel (FC) Storage Bridges and Storage Routers, which offer seamless, reliable connectivity, and protocol conversion from FC storage area network to SCSI tape and disk storage device interfaces; FileMigrator Agent for migrating inactive or rarely-used data from file servers to network attached storage; and ReadVerify Appliance that monitors tape media and the health of drives. Its products also comprise ServerAttach that enables enterprise connectivity and centralized storage management; ShareLoader, which protects data on laptops, desktops, and remote offices; SPHiNX for power systems that provides data protection for power system environments; Tape Environment Services, which offers assessment of tape storage system; TapeSentry that provides tape encryption using robust key management; and Virtual TapeServer, a virtual tape appliance and software solution.

013 NetVision sees the potential of the Internet. Through its subsidiaries, the company provides international voice services (through voice over Internet Protocol [VoIP] and other technologies), as well as business data services, residential and business Internet access, and wholesale carrier services. It is one of Israel's largest Internet service providers, with more than 500,000 broadband subscribers. 013 NetVision also sells communication equipment, manages voice and data networks, and supports communication networks and switchboards. The company was founded in 1994

Telecom Italia S.p.A., together with its subsidiaries, provides fixed-line and mobile telecommunications, Internet, and media services. The company also operates in office and system solutions. Its portfolio ranges from consumer-focused convergent communications services to business-oriented advanced ICT solutions. The company’s integrated range of offerings, proprietary platforms, and network architecture leverage the potential of fixed-line and mobile broadband to offer convergent solutions for communication, Web surfing, always-in-touch services, and serve as a gateway to the digital world from the home, the office, and on the move, from fixed-line telephone, cell phone, PC, or TV.

Peak 10 Charlotte provides managed colocation, enterprise hosting, reliable bandwidth and a wide range of managed services including disaster recovery, storage, monitoring, security and data protection. Its world-class Charlotte data center is staffed by skilled engineers and support personnel to ensure the security, integrity and availability of its customers' technology infrastructure 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Peak 10 is the leading independent data center operator and managed services provider, delivering scalable, economical and reliable solutions for hosting and managing complex information technology infrastructure. The company combines multiple data centers and portfolio of managed services with localized engineering and support to serve market-leading companies nationwide.

ACT Conferencing is a global provider of audio, web and video collaboration solutions. For more than 20 years, the world's largest enterprises and communication providers have depended on our consultation and service delivery to increase revenues, improve productivity, reach new markets, and outperform their competition.ACT creates a globally consistent, but culturally localized, unified communications experience. We design solutions which integrate seamlessly into diverse operating environments, and we apply service assurance controls in order to maintain the superior levels of quality and responsiveness required by multinational clients. ACT's unique capabilities are preferred by clients who value solutions that are easier to use, less costly to deploy, and enable teams to focus and achieve results faster.

SOMA Networks knows that the communications industry doesn't sleep. The company is a manufacturer of WiMAX wireless networking equipment used by local telephone companies and Internet service providers. SOMA's products include network base stations, wireless modems, and software products that enable carriers to connect residential and business broadband subscribers to their networks. The company has sales agreements with communications products integrators including Cadmus and Zentek. SOMA, founded in 1998, counts Mizuho, Daiwa Securities, Ridgeway Capital Partners, and Sharp Corporation among its investors.

Digital Lightwave, Inc. company went private in January 2010 when it merged with Optel Capital, which is controlled by Digital Lightwave chairman Bryan Zwan. Digital Lightwave company was founded in 1990 by Zwan. Digital Lightwave puts communications networks to the test. Digital Lightwave company makes equipment for monitoring, maintaining, and managing fiber-optic networks. Digital Lightwave's Network Information Computers are portable touch-screen devices used to test networks and transmission equipment during installation and use. It also makes a range of equipment used in optical networks to remotely monitor and test network performance. Customers include telecommunications network operators and systems integrators.

Founded in 1994, the company has offices in Brazil, Hong Kong, the UK, and the US. iDirect is a subsidiary of VT Systems, the US headquarters of Singapore Technologies Engineering. iDirect Technologies bypasses the wired world and heads straight for the heavens. The company provides networking equipment that allows broadband access over satellite networks. Service providers and network operators use its hubs, routers, and network accelerators to offer satellite-based Internet Protocol (IP) services and to optimize bandwidth usage. iDirect also sells to government agencies and large enterprises; its customers have included BT and the National Guard.

LightSquared (formerly SkyTerra) has staked a claim on the satellite communications market. The company provides voice and data communications to subscribers in North America via two geostationary satellites. LightSquared sells directly and through a group of about 40 dealers and resellers. The company also markets bulk capacity to other wireless service providers. In 2010 Harbinger Capital Partners bought the 52% of SkyTerra that it did not already own for $262 million in cash; it combined the company with other investments to form LightSquared.

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