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Auvitek International, Ltd is a privately-owned fabless semiconductor company specializing in advanced digital television signal demodulation technology. The company develops integrated circuits tailored for the digital television and multimedia convergence markets, providing market-leading HDTV receiver and interface solutions. Their product offerings include the AU852X series, which features demodulation integrated circuits for various applications such as ATSC, digital cable, and terrestrial signals, as well as the AU88XX series, which encompasses single-chip demodulators designed for multi-carrier and single-carrier signals. Auvitek International's commitment to performance is supported by a global network of direct sales, distributors, and field support personnel, ensuring that manufacturers of digital televisions, set-top boxes, and PC-TV applications receive exceptional design support and product performance.

Syntricity, Inc., founded in 1997 and based in San Diego, California, specializes in developing enterprise yield management software solutions for the semiconductor industry. Its flagship product, dataConductor, is a web-based platform that collects data from various manufacturing systems and integrates them into a single warehouse. This solution supports different phases of the semiconductor product life cycle, including data characterization, yield ramp, and volume production. Syntricity also offers consulting services focused on implementing best practices, yield analysis, and product characterization setup. Additionally, the company provides implementation services such as system deployment, data integration, and semiconductor data analysis solutions, along with product support services to ensure optimal performance and maintenance.

The Cygnal Group specializes in designing, manufacturing, and marketing field-programmable, mixed-signal System-on-Chip products and associated support tools. The company focuses on integrating advanced analog, high-speed digital, and FLASH memory functions into a single device, offering users enhanced component integration, design flexibility, and improved system performance. Cygnal's product offerings include analog-intensive 8-bit microcontrollers, which are utilized across diverse applications such as industrial automation, automotive sensors, medical instrumentation, and electronic test equipment. The company's global sales strategy relies on a network of field application engineers and manufacturer representatives, ensuring comprehensive support across various markets, including communications systems, industrial equipment, and consumer products.

Novera Optics specializes in the development of optical access solutions aimed at enhancing fiber-optic technology for last-mile networks. The company provides Passive Optical Network (PON) solutions that support fiber-to-the-building and fiber-to-the-curb applications, as well as services for multi-dwelling and multi-tenant units. Novera Optics also offers Wavelength Division Multiplexed-Passive Optical Networks (WDM-PON), which serve as an access and transport platform that facilitates the delivery of voice, data, video, and wireless services. By extending high-speed carrier Ethernet services from optical core networks to customer premises, Novera Optics enables equipment vendors and service providers to effectively address various market needs with a streamlined product offering.

DYXnet is a technology company specializing in providing a variety of enterprise solutions designed to enhance business operations. Their offerings include network solutions, cloud services, data center services, and other ICT (Information and Communication Technology) solutions such as consultation, dedicated internet access, email security, and contactless AI temperature screening. The company's platform delivers advanced products and services that integrate ICT technologies with a unique market approach, aiming to optimize business efficiency, reliability, and flexibility for their clients.

Magma Design Automation, Inc. specializes in electronic design automation (EDA) software products and services aimed at optimizing the design and production of integrated circuits across various industries, including communications, computing, and consumer electronics. The company offers a comprehensive digital integrated solution that streamlines the chip development cycle, encompassing initial design through to physical implementation. Magma's primary offerings include the Talus family of products, the Tekton static timing analyzer, and the QCP extractor, as well as the Quartz suite for sign-off and verification. These tools work seamlessly together to create an integrated design and verification flow, effectively merging previously distinct processes of logic design, physical design, and analysis. Additionally, Magma's Titan platform supports custom integrated chip design, providing a cohesive solution for mixed-signal projects.

Extreme Devices is a manufacturer of semiconductor electronic components.

nCommand develops and provides internet enterprise solutions for their clients.

TManage Inc., established in [Year], specializes in managed network services for large enterprises and government sectors. The company offers secure VPN connections, enabling remote, mobile, and branch offices to access corporate resources efficiently and cost-effectively. TManage simplifies the deployment and management of remote access solutions, enhancing security and performance while reducing associated costs and risks. This allows businesses to easily set up and expand their telework operations.

ShareWave is a provider of integrated semiconductors and networking software focused on high-performance multimedia and broadband gateway solutions, as well as wireless in-home networks. The company offers a range of products, including Wireless Network Controllers, Wireless Bridge Controllers, and Residential Gateway Controllers, along with associated networking services and protocols. ShareWave caters to major players in the broadband, consumer electronics, computing, and networking sectors. Established in 1996 by former Intel and venture capital executives, ShareWave is headquartered in El Dorado Hills, California, and is a member of the Wireless Ethernet Compatibility Alliance, which certifies the interoperability of IEEE 802.11 products.

Syntricity, Inc., founded in 1997 and based in San Diego, California, specializes in developing enterprise yield management software solutions for the semiconductor industry. Its flagship product, dataConductor, is a web-based platform that collects data from various manufacturing systems and integrates them into a single warehouse. This solution supports different phases of the semiconductor product life cycle, including data characterization, yield ramp, and volume production. Syntricity also offers consulting services focused on implementing best practices, yield analysis, and product characterization setup. Additionally, the company provides implementation services such as system deployment, data integration, and semiconductor data analysis solutions, along with product support services to ensure optimal performance and maintenance.

Amplify.net develops bandwidth management software solutions for corporate IT departments, ISPs, and content providers. The company offers iProvidence, a broadband access enabling solution that supports multiple services; and Surf, an end-to-end IP service management solution for service providers to manage IP service offerings. Amplify.net is based in Fremont, California, with an additional location in Hong Kong.

V-Bits is a company that specializes in standards-based digital video processing systems aimed at cable television service providers. Founded in 1997 by Wen H. Chen and headquartered in San Jose, California, V-Bits develops video multiplex and demultiplex products tailored for operators in the cable, satellite, and broadcasting sectors. Its core technologies focus on real-time rate processing and the manipulation of compressed digital video signals, providing scalable bandwidth management solutions that cater to the needs of the cable, direct broadcast satellite, and broadcast markets.

Silicon Labs is a prominent provider of silicon, software, and solutions aimed at fostering a more connected world. The company specializes in analog-intensive mixed-signal semiconductors and is influential in shaping technologies for the Internet of Things, internet infrastructure, industrial automation, consumer electronics, and automotive markets. Headquartered in Austin, Texas, Silicon Labs employs approximately 1,300 team members across 20 countries, focusing on products that prioritize performance, energy efficiency, connectivity, and user simplicity. The company has received recognition for its industry leadership, including being named the Most Respected Public Semiconductor Company by the Global Semiconductor Alliance for three of the last four years.