AMIMON offers a wireless alternative for those who hate the hassle of wires and snakes. The fabless semiconductor company makes modules and chipsets that enable wireless transmission between high-definition video and audio sources and consumer electronic displays, such as DVD players, LCD and plasma TVs, gaming consoles, and multimedia projectors. AMIMON's uncompressed wireless link boasts the same functionality and quality as a wired link. Manufacturers such as Sharp use AMIMON's technology in LCD TVs that are sold in Japan. The firm has also joined forces with Belkin to develop wireless home theater setups.

Net2Phone is inception in 1996, Net2Phone has established itself as a world leader in delivering voice services over data networks. Thrifty callers could look to Net2Phone for lower rates. A subsidiary of IDT, the company provides voice-over-Internet protocol (VoIP) computer telephony services to consumers and businesses in search of savings on calls. Services are sold through other telecom carriers, ISP's, and other resellers. Through retail distributors, it also sells prepaid calling cards in the US, Latin America, Europe, and Asia under the Net2Phone Direct and PennyTalk brands. Net2Phone operates through two subsidiaries: Net2Phone Global Services, which provides VoIP services to retail and business customers, and Net2Phone Cable Telephony, which markets its services to cable operators in North America and Western Europe.

Source Photonics company manufactures two primary optical components, passive optical network (PON) subsystems and transceivers, and sells them both directly and through distributors to telecommunications equipment vendors, including Alcatel-Lucent, Motorola, Tellabs, UTStarcom, and ZTE Corporation. These customers supply such telecommunications service providers as Verizon with the fiber-optic technology needed to increase computer network bandwidth and speed to homes and businesses. Source Photonics makes most of its sales in China and the US.

Hector Communications may not operate in Garrison Keillor's Lake Wobegon, but it does serve up local phone service in about two dozen rural communities in Minnesota and nearby states (powdermilk biscuits are optional). The holding company operates through nine facilities-based rural local- exchange carriers (RLECs) located in Minnesota, North Dakota, and Wisconsin. These operating subsidiaries maintain about 30,000 local access lines and offer Internet access. Hector and Alliance also provide cable TV service. Hector is owned by a consortium made up of three Minnesota local- exchange carriers: Arvig Enterprises, Blue Earth Valley Communications, and New Ulm Telecom.

Horizon has a long history of innovation and community involvement. From being among the first in the state to offer cable television and Internet service, to expanding its broadband capabilities from its original 700-square mile service area to an area of 34 counties throughout southern and eastern Ohio. Horizon is committed to offering its customers the latest in advanced broadband data services, voice, digital video, security and monitoring services. The company supports many organizations, including the United Way, PACCAR Medial Educational Center, the Chillicothe Paints Baseball Club, Junior Achievement, 4H, Red Cross and more.

CSR plc, together with its subsidiaries, develops and provides single chip wireless solutions to support data and voice communications between various products over short range radio links. Its products include BlueCore, a single- chip microcontroller-equipped solution for Bluetooth applications; UniFi, a single-chip Wi-Fi solution for embedded applications; CVC (clear voice capture), an echo and noise cancellation software for voice communications; and SiRFstarIV platform with SiRFaware GPS technology that optimizes mobile phones, mobile computers, and mobile Internet devices for location enabled services. The company’s products are used in various applications, including access points, automotive, consumer/home, headset and headphones, mobiles/personal digital assistant, and personal computers/peripherals, as well as portable media players, Internet radio, and digital photo frames. CSR markets its products to original equipment manufacturers and original design manufacturers principally through its direct sales force and sales representatives, as well as through a network of distributors. The company was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in Cambridge, the United Kingdom.

Clearfield, Inc. manufactures, markets, and sells telecommunications equipment and products in the United States. It engages in the design and manufacture of standard and custom connectivity products, such as fiber distribution systems, optical components, outside plant cabinets, and fiber and copper cable assemblies. The company’s products include Clearview cassettes; Fieldsmart fiber crossover distribution systems (FxDS) that provide fiber management modularity and scalability across the fiber network from inside plant to outside plant environments; FieldSmart fiber scalability center (FSC), a modular and scalable outside plant cabinet that allow users to align their capital equipment expense with subscriber revenue; and FieldSmart fiber delivery point (FDP) product line for the access network that incorporates the delivery of fiber connectivity to the neighborhood or business district. It packages optical components for signal coupling, splitting, termination, multiplexing, demultiplexing, and attenuation to seamlessly integrate with the FieldSmart FxDS, FieldSmart FSC, and FieldSmart FDP. Clearfield company serves the communication service providers, including fiber-to-the- premises, large enterprises, and original equipment manufacturer markets. It was formerly known as APA Enterprises, Inc. and changed its name to Clearfield, Inc. in January 2008. Clearfield, Inc. company was founded in 1979 and is headquartered in Plymouth, Minnesota.

Xfone USA offers alternative local and long-distance services to residential and business customers primarily in the south central and eastern US. The company is certified as a competitive local-exchange carrier in Louisiana, Texas, and its home state of Mississippi. In addition to traditional phone services, Xfone USA offers cable TV and broadband Internet access. Commercial clients include planned communities and apartment buildings. The company also provides such business-oriented services as Web design and hosting, as well as data network maintenance and support. Xfone USA is a subsidiary of Texas-based Xfone Inc.

The Company was founded in January 1999, and subsequently merged, first, with Atlanta-based Pointe Communications in July 1999, and in June 2000 with Houston-based Telscape International. Following the NASDAQ downturn in 2001 the Company was reacquired by the management team and private equity firm TSG Capital Group and became the “New Telscape”. In 2006 management, in partnership with Gemini Partners and Golden Gate Capital led a buyout of TSG Capital. More recently, in January 2010, Gemini Partners completed a majority recapitalization of Telscape becoming the exclusive financial advisor to Telscape.

Systems Engineering & Management Company (SEMCO) makes wireless communications equipment used in satellite communications, telemetry, surveillance, and other military and commercial applications. Its radio-frequency equipment line includes telemetry and video transmitters and receivers. The company also makes surveillance systems and other security equipment used in law enforcement and tactical military operations. Additionally, SEMCO provides weapon system development and testing services to the US military. Founded in 1984, the company operates from facilities in California and Florida.

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