iBasis is one of the largest carriers of international voice traffic in the world and a global leader in VoIP. In December 2009, iBasis became a wholesale subsidiary of Royal KPN N.V., the national carrier of the Netherlands, creating a new iBasis with unsurpassed strength in the fastest- growing segments of global telecommunications—VoIP and mobile with access to tremendous resources. In addition to global voice termination, iBasis provides innovative mobile data services in its Mobile Matrix portfolio and prepaid calling services, including calling cards sold through distributors and its online Pingo offering.The iBasis Network™ includes our highly efficient global Voice over IP infrastructure and extensive TDM. In the worldwide migration to "All-IP" networks, iBasis has a distinct advantage-we've been delivering high quality international voice services over IP since 1998.

Singapore Telecommunications (SingTel) maintains a long-distance relationship with many of its customers. The company provides wireless and fixed-line communications services to consumer and enterprise subscribers in more than 20 countries, primarily in the Asia/Pacific region. SingTel is Singapore's largest phone company, but subsidiary Optus, Australia's #2 carrier (behind Telstra), accounts for about two-thirds of the company's revenue. SingTel primarily provides mobile and broadband Internet services, but it also offers wireline telephony, information technology, as well as pay television services under the mio TV brand. It provides Internet services domestically through SingNet, the leading ISP in Singapore.

Alereon's high-bandwidth won't slim your waist, but it will streamline those multiple wires powering your electronic gizmos. The fabless company designs semiconductors for networking applications that connect a host of wireless consumer electronics, mobile devices, and PCs. Alereon targets the ultra-wideband (UWB) networking market. UWB, a radio technology originally developed for the American military, promises to be a faster, more powerful, and versatile alternative to Wi-Fi networking tools. Commercial development of UWB, however, was slowed by competing industry interests and lobbying for wireless spectrum frequency regulations, overseen by the FCC. Alereon started in 2003 as a spin off from Time Domain.

Volubill has been providing communications providers with business critical solutions for network to customer charging and control. These provide the basis for a range of high value, real-time applications such as revenue management, intelligent usage policy management and subscriber usage monitoring. Volubill provides these solutions to fixed, mobile and FMC (fixed mobile convergent) operators worldwide, irrespective of the underlying network technology such as DSL, WiFi, WiMAX, GPRS, EDGE, HSPA, pre-IMS and IMS. By bringing these business critical functions right into the network for the first time, Volubill makes them a truly real-time operation, with access to the vital product, pricing, customer usage and QoS information required to accurately charge and control customers at the very instant they are using a service.

New Edge Networks, Inc. Company Profile New Edge Networks caters to businesses that want to sharpen their information technology tools. The company builds and manages networks for corporate customers and communications carriers. Areas of specialty include private networks, secure public networks, and business Internet access. It offers broadband connectivity for customers throughout the US over its own nationwide backbone network. New Edge also installs network equipment and provides engineering services. Customers have included American Express, T- Systems North America, and First Data. New Edge is a subsidiary of Atlanta-based ISP EarthLink.

Telect has the hook-ups that enable hang-ups. The company makes network connectivity and power distribution hardware for telecommunications service providers. Local telephone, long-distance, and wireless carriers use Telect's mainframe termination units, patch bays, fuse bays, and circuit panels. Telect also sells copper wire and fiber-optic cables. The company works directly, through resellers, and through agreements with other telecom equipment makers, primarily in the US. Distributors include ALLTEL, Graybar, Sprint, and Verizon. Chairman Bill Williams and his wife, vice chairman Judi Williams, founded Telect in 1982. The Williams and their son, CEO Wayne Williams, own a controlling stake in the company.

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.

Phones International was founded in 1998 by chairman and CEO Peter Jones. Phones International Group goes way beyond three-way calling. The group distributes mobile phones and resells communications services from companies such as Nokia and Vodafone. Phones International is comprised of three operating companies: Data Select (UK mobile phone equipment distribution), Wireless Logic (wireless data services), and Newmediacom (wireless video broadcasting).

Hitachi Communication Technologies America, Inc company is developing fourth-generation (4G) wireless networking equipment using the Long Term Evolution (LTE) industry standard. Lighting up long-distance networks, Hitachi Communication Technologies America (HCTA) was formed in the 2009 merger of Hitachi Telecom (USA) and Salira Systems. The company, a subsidiary of Hitachi America, makes telecommunications equipment sold in North America. HCTA offers the AMN and Salira lines of fiber-optic transport systems used to enable data transmission and manage bandwidth on optical networks. Its equipment is used by cable multiple-system operators (MSOs), municipalities, telecom carriers, and utilities.

Aastra Intecom, also known as Aastra USA, is the US division of Canada's Aastra Technologies. Aastra Intecom company provides IP telephony systems and contact center services to enterprise and government customers. Its products include the Clearspan line of IP communications equipment, as well as its Centergy virtual contact center for managing agents across multiple sites. Aastra Intecom company also offers professional services such as project management, system installation, and technical support. It targets such industry sectors as education, government, health care, and insurance.

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