Call Kabul thanks to Telephone Systems International (TSI). The company provides phone and Internet services in Afghanistan. Founded in 1998 by CEO, Afghan emigre Ehsan Bayat, TSI has been involved in efforts to rebuild the Afghani infrastructure and bring telecom services to the country. The company operates in Afghanistan through a joint venture with the Afghan government known as Afghan Wireless Communications Company (AWCC); the Afghan state owns 20% of the business which was founded in 1999 and began offering wireless and Internet communications services in 2002. AWCC has sales and administrative offices in several major cities across the country including Kabul, Jalalabad, and Kandahar.

Headquartered in Anchorage, Alaska Communications today serves the fastest growing segment of users - data dependent consumers and enterprises - and leverages its legacy as a local telephone company to support its wireless and enterprise data network. Alaska Communications participates in the consumer market primarily through its wireless data and voice product line. The company's network coverage extends from the North Slope to the Southeast panhandle, complemented by data and voice roaming partnerships in the Lower 48 and Canada, enabling us to offer nationwide plans identical to those offered by the biggest brands in the industry. The company participates broadly in the enterprise market; specializing in serving data needs - whether wireless or fixed. Its fixed data services are delivered over a statewide Metro Ethernet and MPLS network; its data hosting centers; its submarine fiber networks connecting Alaska to the Lower 48; and through professionals who deliver managed services. The professional services product line was recently augmented through an investment in and partnership with a leading IT services in Alaska that, like Alaska Communications, also extends its services to the Lower 48.

ATSI Communications helps international telecommunications carriers use the Internet to their advantage. Through its Digerati Networks subsidiary, the company provides telecommunications companies with Voice-over-IP (VoIP) call termination services in Latin America (with a particular focus on Mexico), Asia, and the Middle East. Such customers typically lack transmission facilities, require additional capacity, or lack regulatory licenses to terminate traffic in selected areas. ATSI also provides VoIP gateway services, including data, fax, and voice transmission.

Terabit hopes to build a better router (or at least cobble a better one together). The company, which is conducting research and development for the US Department of Defense (through DARPA), is developing a commercial products it calls "metarouters" that combine off-the-shelf network data routers into larger systems using its proprietary network switches and software. Based on an IP standard, metarouters provide the architecture for a scalable network that handles integrated data, voice, and video without requiring specialized hardware.

The TalkTalk Telecom Group PLC ("TalkTalk Group") is one of the leading fixed line voice and broadband telecommunications businesses in the UK. With over 4.1 million broadband customers and 1.1 million voice-only and narrowband customers, the TalkTalk Group markets to residential customers under the “TalkTalk” and “AOL” brands and to business customers principally under the “Opal” brand. By operating its own all-IP (“Internet Protocol”) next generation network (“NGN”) with the UK’s largest unbundled local loop footprint by number of unbundled exchanges, the TalkTalk Group is able to optimise operating efficiency and minimise its supplier costs and enjoy economies of scale, thereby having a sustainable platform to offer market-leading, value-for-money tariffs to its customers.

Huawei Technologies knows the importance of good connections. Huawei Technologies company is China's largest manufacturer of telecommunications equipment. It makes a broad range of products, including core voice and data switching platforms for communications service providers. Huawei also makes optical networking systems, wireless network infrastructure, corporate networking equipment, and network management and messaging software. Other products include servers and data storage systems, mobile phone handsets, consumer networking equipment, and videoconferencing systems.

Airvana can help you rock out to Nirvana.Airvana company makes mobile broadband networking devices and related systems management software used by wireless communications network operators. Its products, sold under the HubBub brand, enable wireless networks to deliver broadband multimedia services -- such as Internet access, e-mail, music downloads, and video streaming -- to cell phones, laptops, and other mobile devices. Customers include service providers such as Verizon Wireless in the US, TELUS in Canada, and Telstra in Australia. Airvana was acquired in 2010 by 72 Mobile Holdings for about $540 million in cash and taken private by its new owners.

Loea (pronounced "low-ay-ah") manufactures high-speed, high- bandwidth radios that operate in millimeter-wave bandwidth free space (71-76GHz and 81-86GHz range, also known as E- Band). The company has installed its wireless communications equipment at several federal agencies and at the University of Hawaii and other institutions. Loea, a subsidiary of military contractor Trex Enterprises, has facilities in California, Hawaii, and Massachusetts. Loea is the Hawaiian word for technical knowledge and expert.

Icera wants to serve up the next generation of wireless devices on ice. The mobile broadband startup company develops wireless processors for use in terminals that transmit data to mobile phones. The fabless semiconductor company touts its devices as offering high performance with low power consumption and low cost; the chips' designs are intended to make them flexible and scalable for a variety of networks. Its IceClear receiver technology cancels the effect of interference from other cells. Icera has design locations in Canada, France, the UK, and the US. It was founded in 2002 by veterans of Broadcom and STMicroelectronics. In 2008 the company merged with Sirific Wireless, carrying on the name of Icera.

Magyar Telekom Telecommunications Public Limited Company provides telecommunication services in Hungary, Macedonia, Montenegro, Bulgaria, Romania, and Ukraine. It offers local, domestic, and international long distance telephone services to fixed line subscribers; directory inquiry services; and private branch exchange services through voice over Internet protocol. The company also provides Internet services based on asymmetric digital subscriber line and very high bitrate digital subscriber line technologies, as well as cable television, and optical Internet. In addition, it offers data transmission and related services, information technology and telecommunications services, mobile voice and non-voice services, and mobile telecommunications services, as well as call origination and termination, broadband Internet, Internet protocol television, data and IP, infrastructure, and interactive mobile services. Further, the company involves in the sale of telecommunications equipment. As of December 31, 2009, it operated approximately 2.1 million fixed access lines and served 5.1 million mobile subscribers in Hungary. The company was founded in 1991 and is headquartered in Budapest, Hungary. Magyar Telekom Telecommunications Public Limited Company operates as a subsidiary of MagyarCom Holding GmbH.

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