Alianza is a communications provider offering Voice Over Internet Protocol (VoIP) telephony services to businesses throughout Mexico. Alianza helps its customers bridge their phone systems over the Web, avoiding the use of traditional telephone lines. Customers make calls, their voice is sent as a data file to Alianza's main hub and finally it us sent back out as a data file to the call recipient, who hears a regular voice.

Bandwidth.com is a nationwide communications provider offering businesses advanced internet, VoIP, network and wireless services. Bandwidth data services are provisioned over networks such as ATT, MCI, Qwest, and Sprint.

Blue Ridge Networks develops secure communications solutions for wireless and wired environments. The Company was responsible for the industry's first commercial virtual private network and has completed deployments across commercial and government sectors. The Blue Ridge Networks BorderGuard product suite has been deployed globally and in demanding applications such as wireless LAN, extranets, site-to-site, remote access VPN and thin client computing.

iBAHN provides wired and wireless broadband services to the hospitality industry. Every month, more than a quarter million business travelers rely on iBAHN to keep connected while on the road. iBAHN’s broadband solutions are available in 2,000 hotels and 269,000 guest and hotel meeting rooms worldwide.

Latin Node provides integrated VoIP communication services for Tier-1 telecom companies such as MCI, IDT, AT&T and Telefónica, as well as residential and corporate end-users in Latin America and the US Hispanic market.

Nitronex is a developer and manufacturer of high performance RF power transistors for the wireless infrastructure market using its patented SIGANTIC, GaN on silicon, technology. The Company combines the disciplines of materials development, wafer processing, device design and wireless application knowledge. Nitronex’s initial products enable next generation, efficient, cost effective RF amplifiers for the WiMAX and cellular markets. Nitronex offers processed die and GaN Epi wafers to support developers in markets outside its core wireless markets.

Rosetta Wireless delivers wireless data solution, WIPS, which improves the productivity of mobile workers by automatically extending complete and current desktop information to them wherever they may be. WIPS works seamlessly across incompatible wireless networks and in wireless dead spots.

S5 Wireless creates wireless solutions that provide the amount of bandwidth and reliability that telemetry, tracking and transaction applications need. S5 Wireless has engineered a new low-cost technology that, when embedded in or attached to items of all kinds, enables them to communicate and be located by their owner anywhere throughout the country within the S5 coverage area.

Trinity Convergence is a provider of embedded software platforms that enable next-generation VoIP and voice + video over IP (V2IP) products and services. The Company designs, develops and licenses comprehensive VoIP software solutions, which help equipment manufacturers accelerate their time-to-market and streamline the product development process.

WildCharge designs and markets a family of safe, versatile and portable pads that deliver power “without wires.” With these pads mobile devices and consumer electronics products are charged and powered. Devices include cellular phones, laptop computers, PDAs, MP3 players, digital cameras, game consoles and numerous other portable electronic devices.

Zeetoo creates licensable technologies for mobile devices through combinations of software, hardware, sensor technologies, and ergonomic design. Its novel ZeeTouch interface technologies are the subject of a number of patent applications. The patent-applied-for ZeeTouch series of mobile interfaces address the user interaction issues with cell phones running wireless applications.

ZinkKat's product, Chili, is a wearable cordless phone, MP3 player, Podcast and Web stream receiver (all in one). Features include push-to-talk (one unit to another), audio alerts, voice mail and audio e-mail (with service), Internet radio accessed with a three-button interface.