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LINGO coding kits are designed to teach youth aged 13+ about the fundamentals of hardware and software design.

Founded in 2015 by Dr. Robert Schoelkopf, Quantum Circuits develops and manufactures quantum computers based on superconducting devices. The company focuses on creating full-stack quantum computers designed for efficient scaling, with a pioneering approach to error detection and correction.

Meter specializes in providing internet infrastructure solutions for businesses. Headquartered in San Francisco, the company was founded with the mission to build enterprise-grade networks that are faster, more accessible, and secure. Meter's full-stack approach combines purpose-built hardware, intuitive software, and streamlined operations, enabling companies to seamlessly run on reliable and modern networks.

Blues Wireless Inc. is a Seattle-based company established in 2018 that specializes in manufacturing cellular embedded Internet of Things (IoT) equipment. The company's flagship product, Notecard, is a system-on-module (SOM) that integrates prepaid cellular connectivity, hardware design, and software capabilities, offering a secure communication solution for cloud-based monitoring and connected operations. By simplifying the development process for cellular IoT applications, Blues Wireless aims to enhance connectivity for individuals and businesses, enabling them to leverage the extensive potential of cellular IoT technology.

Founded in 2021, Zoo is headquartered in Inglewood, California. It specializes in creating infrastructure for hardware design, focusing on generative AI to develop full-stack tools that automate and streamline the process of building hardware.

JITX Inc. is a technology company based in Berkeley, California, that specializes in providing electronic design as a service. Founded in 2016, JITX focuses on circuit board design, utilizing its proprietary technology to automate routine, error-prone tasks in the design process. This approach leverages artificial intelligence, optimization, compiler, and programming language techniques to enhance the quality and efficiency of custom circuit board designs. By streamlining the design workflow, JITX enables businesses to develop high-quality electronics more quickly and at a lower cost compared to traditional methods.

Verkada develops and provides a unified cloud-based physical security platform. It offers video security cameras, access control systems, environmental sensors, alarms, workplace software, and intercoms integrated with real-time insights to address security risks and inefficiencies across various sectors.

Xinsuan Technology is an industrial code reading and sensor manufacturer

Meter specializes in providing internet infrastructure solutions for businesses. Headquartered in San Francisco, the company was founded with the mission to build enterprise-grade networks that are faster, more accessible, and secure. Meter's full-stack approach combines purpose-built hardware, intuitive software, and streamlined operations, enabling companies to seamlessly run on reliable and modern networks.

Alpha Cen is a developer of wafer-level metasurface light control chips and modules. It offers a semiconductor IC-compatible process to integrate micro-nano optical metasurfaces with circuits, light sources, and photodetectors.

Shenzhen Upward Technology specializes in magnetorheological intelligent suspension solutions for automobiles. The company is dedicated to the formulation and application of its proprietary magnetorheological materials, which enhance vehicle performance by improving comfort and safety during driving. Its product offerings include the Vegehile Intelligent Suspension and Presence Equipment Active Vibration Isolators, designed to effectively manage and control vibrations in vehicles. By focusing on innovative solutions in vibration management, Shenzhen Upward Technology aims to enhance the overall driving experience for its clients.

Blues Wireless Inc. is a Seattle-based company established in 2018 that specializes in manufacturing cellular embedded Internet of Things (IoT) equipment. The company's flagship product, Notecard, is a system-on-module (SOM) that integrates prepaid cellular connectivity, hardware design, and software capabilities, offering a secure communication solution for cloud-based monitoring and connected operations. By simplifying the development process for cellular IoT applications, Blues Wireless aims to enhance connectivity for individuals and businesses, enabling them to leverage the extensive potential of cellular IoT technology.

Graphcore is a hardware systems company that develops intelligent processing units to accelerate machine learning. It designs IPUs and offers IPU-Accelerator cards that plug into servers to accelerate training and inference, and IPU-Appliance products that deliver higher performance for inference and training workloads. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Bristol, United Kingdom, the company maintains additional locations in Palo Alto, London, Oslo, and Beijing. Its IPU architecture enables running current machine learning models orders of magnitude faster across various servers and processors, supporting a range of AI workloads.

Mech-Mind Robotics Technologies is a prominent manufacturer based in Beijing, China, specializing in hardware and software solutions for the logistics industry. Founded in 2016, the company produces advanced smart cameras, including the Mech-Eye series, which are designed for tasks such as object recognition, depalletizing, assembly, sorting, and locating. Mech-Mind also develops AI-powered software that enables robotic cameras to identify and process objects of various shapes and sizes. With over 10,000 cameras deployed across more than 50 countries, Mech-Mind Robotics supports partners and system integrators in tackling complex automation challenges, including bin picking and assembly tasks, thereby enhancing operational efficiency in the e-commerce and logistics sectors. The company further extends its reach with an office in Munich, Germany, and a sales office in Shanghai, China.

Verkada develops and provides a unified cloud-based physical security platform. It offers video security cameras, access control systems, environmental sensors, alarms, workplace software, and intercoms integrated with real-time insights to address security risks and inefficiencies across various sectors.

Verkada develops and provides a unified cloud-based physical security platform. It offers video security cameras, access control systems, environmental sensors, alarms, workplace software, and intercoms integrated with real-time insights to address security risks and inefficiencies across various sectors.

Graphcore is a hardware systems company that develops intelligent processing units to accelerate machine learning. It designs IPUs and offers IPU-Accelerator cards that plug into servers to accelerate training and inference, and IPU-Appliance products that deliver higher performance for inference and training workloads. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Bristol, United Kingdom, the company maintains additional locations in Palo Alto, London, Oslo, and Beijing. Its IPU architecture enables running current machine learning models orders of magnitude faster across various servers and processors, supporting a range of AI workloads.

Rylo Inc. is a technology company based in San Francisco, California, founded in 2015. It specializes in the development of a 360-degree camera designed to simplify the process of capturing and sharing high-quality video content. The company's innovative camera features advanced stabilization technology, enabling users to produce shake-free and horizon-leveled cinematic videos effortlessly. In addition to the hardware, Rylo also offers software that connects to the camera, allowing users to edit and enhance their videos easily. Originally known as Magenta Labs Inc., Rylo operates as a subsidiary of Visual Supply Company, benefiting from a team of engineers with backgrounds at Instagram and Apple.

Puls operates a platform that connects customers with a nationwide network of service providers delivering in-home repairs and installations. The company offers a range of home services, including handyman tasks such as furniture assembly, wall mounting and shelf installation, drywall repair, interior painting, appliance installation and repair, fan installation, and disinfection. It also provides TV mounting and setup, Wi-Fi configuration, and the installation of devices and systems, including garage doors and security systems, with same-day service options. Founded in 2015 and based in San Francisco, Puls positions itself as a scalable solution enabling convenient access to local technicians for on-demand home maintenance and device support.

Cumulus Networks, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in developing Linux-based operating systems for networking hardware applications. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Mountain View, California, with additional offices in San Francisco and Cary, North Carolina, the company aims to simplify data center operations through its innovative solutions. Cumulus Linux, its flagship product, facilitates the disaggregation of top-of-rack data center switching, while Cumulus VX serves as a virtual appliance for testing its technology in various environments. Additionally, Cumulus Networks offers the Rack Management Platform for out-of-band management and NetQ, a telemetry-based system for fabric validation. The company provides a range of networking solutions, including cloud orchestration, data center automation, and network virtualization, catering to diverse customers from large web-scale operations to small businesses across multiple industries. As of June 2020, Cumulus Networks operates as a subsidiary of NVIDIA Corporation.

Kneron is a designer and developer of integrated software and hardware edge AI solutions, offering AI System-on-Chips, neural processing units, and on-device visual recognition software. The company enables real-time recognition, inference, and analysis on devices without cloud connectivity, supporting smart homes, smart surveillance, smartphones, wearables, robots, drones, and IoT devices. Its technology enables local AI workloads with low latency for a range of consumer and industrial applications. Founded in 2015, Kneron is headquartered in San Diego, with offices in Taipei, Zhuhai, and Shenzhen.

Founded in 2015 by Dr. Robert Schoelkopf, Quantum Circuits develops and manufactures quantum computers based on superconducting devices. The company focuses on creating full-stack quantum computers designed for efficient scaling, with a pioneering approach to error detection and correction.

Graphcore is a hardware systems company that develops intelligent processing units to accelerate machine learning. It designs IPUs and offers IPU-Accelerator cards that plug into servers to accelerate training and inference, and IPU-Appliance products that deliver higher performance for inference and training workloads. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Bristol, United Kingdom, the company maintains additional locations in Palo Alto, London, Oslo, and Beijing. Its IPU architecture enables running current machine learning models orders of magnitude faster across various servers and processors, supporting a range of AI workloads.

Rylo Inc. is a technology company based in San Francisco, California, founded in 2015. It specializes in the development of a 360-degree camera designed to simplify the process of capturing and sharing high-quality video content. The company's innovative camera features advanced stabilization technology, enabling users to produce shake-free and horizon-leveled cinematic videos effortlessly. In addition to the hardware, Rylo also offers software that connects to the camera, allowing users to edit and enhance their videos easily. Originally known as Magenta Labs Inc., Rylo operates as a subsidiary of Visual Supply Company, benefiting from a team of engineers with backgrounds at Instagram and Apple.

SimpliSafe, Inc., founded in 2006 by Chad and Eleanor Laurans, is a Boston-based company that designs and sells wireless home security systems. It offers a range of products including sensors, security cameras, alarm systems, and monitoring services for residential and commercial properties. SimpliSafe's systems are known for being easy to install and cost-effective, providing features such as cellular connections, SMS text and email alerts, smash-proof protection, power outage protection, smoke and fire detection, and wireless sensors. The company provides 24/7 professional monitoring without long-term contracts and offers daily customer service support. SimpliSafe's products are sold online and through various retail stores.

Cerebras Systems Inc. is a technology company that specializes in manufacturing artificial intelligence chips specifically designed for deep learning applications. Founded in 2016 and headquartered in Los Altos, California, the company is dedicated to creating advanced computing systems that significantly accelerate deep learning tasks. By integrating expertise in computer architecture with machine learning, Cerebras develops innovative technologies that aim to enhance AI performance and transform the landscape of artificial intelligence. Through its unique design principles, the company seeks to push the boundaries of what is possible in AI computing.

Amogha Polymers manufactures and sells polymer-based plumbing fittings and accessories.

Barefoot Networks designs programmable Ethernet switch chips and related software for high-performance networks. Founded in 2013 and based in Palo Alto, California, the company focuses on programmable network switches with features such as scalable load balancing, advanced telemetry, and enhanced switching and routing, enabling enterprises, data centers, and telecom providers to add new functions without sacrificing performance. In 2017 the company was acquired by Intel and operates as part of Intel, expanding its network hardware and programmable networking capabilities.

CREO is a consumer technology company based in Bengaluru, India, founded in 2013 and formerly known as Mango Man Consumer Electronics Pvt. Ltd. The company specializes in designing and developing innovative products that enhance media streaming experiences. Its flagship product, Teewe, is an HDMI dongle that allows users to wirelessly stream local media, such as photos, music, and movies, from their mobile devices or computers to a television. Additionally, CREO provides a Teewe application that enables users to access and play content from YouTube, online music platforms, and personal storage devices. The company also offers Teewe as an Infrastructure as a Service solution for enterprises. As of 2017, CREO operates as a subsidiary of Hike Ltd.

The ONE Music Group, founded in 2013 and based in San Francisco, California, specializes in the manufacture of innovative musical instruments that integrate digital technology. The company offers a diverse range of products, including pianos, keyboards, and related accessories such as keyboard bags and stands. Notably, The ONE Smart Piano is recognized as the world's first Apple MFi-certified upright piano, designed to facilitate learning through integrated LED lights that guide beginners in playing songs. Additionally, The ONE Music Group provides a mobile application for iOS and Android that features video lessons, LED light-guided sheet music, and engaging piano games. The company serves customers primarily in China and North America and has a robust online sales platform.

Cumulus Networks, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in developing Linux-based operating systems for networking hardware applications. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Mountain View, California, with additional offices in San Francisco and Cary, North Carolina, the company aims to simplify data center operations through its innovative solutions. Cumulus Linux, its flagship product, facilitates the disaggregation of top-of-rack data center switching, while Cumulus VX serves as a virtual appliance for testing its technology in various environments. Additionally, Cumulus Networks offers the Rack Management Platform for out-of-band management and NetQ, a telemetry-based system for fabric validation. The company provides a range of networking solutions, including cloud orchestration, data center automation, and network virtualization, catering to diverse customers from large web-scale operations to small businesses across multiple industries. As of June 2020, Cumulus Networks operates as a subsidiary of NVIDIA Corporation.

Blue Danube Systems, Inc. specializes in designing and developing next-generation wireless access solutions that enhance network capacity and quality of service for mobile networks. The company offers innovative products, including high-definition active antenna systems that integrate advanced hardware and intelligent software to optimize existing infrastructure, thereby improving the user experience. One of its notable offerings is BeamMaster, a platform focused on real-time user traffic detection and hotspot pattern recognition. Founded in 2006, Blue Danube Systems is headquartered in Mountain View, California, with an additional office located in Warren, New Jersey. The company engages in strategic collaborations to further its mission of advancing telecommunications technology.

Horizon Robotics specializes in advanced driver-assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving (AD) solutions for passenger vehicles. The company's offerings combine innovative algorithms, tailored software, and high-performance hardware to enhance safety and driving experience.

Rylo Inc. is a technology company based in San Francisco, California, founded in 2015. It specializes in the development of a 360-degree camera designed to simplify the process of capturing and sharing high-quality video content. The company's innovative camera features advanced stabilization technology, enabling users to produce shake-free and horizon-leveled cinematic videos effortlessly. In addition to the hardware, Rylo also offers software that connects to the camera, allowing users to edit and enhance their videos easily. Originally known as Magenta Labs Inc., Rylo operates as a subsidiary of Visual Supply Company, benefiting from a team of engineers with backgrounds at Instagram and Apple.

Barefoot Networks designs programmable Ethernet switch chips and related software for high-performance networks. Founded in 2013 and based in Palo Alto, California, the company focuses on programmable network switches with features such as scalable load balancing, advanced telemetry, and enhanced switching and routing, enabling enterprises, data centers, and telecom providers to add new functions without sacrificing performance. In 2017 the company was acquired by Intel and operates as part of Intel, expanding its network hardware and programmable networking capabilities.

Teewe is a Brand New device which aims to disrupt the home entertainment Industry. Teewe enables consumers to watch Digital content like Movies,TV shows and live streams on their TV. We are focussed on building an awesome connected experience so that you can enjoy hassle free TV experience from anywhere in your living room

Quantenna Communications, Inc. specializes in the design, development, and marketing of advanced high-speed wireless communication solutions that facilitate wireless local area networking. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in San Jose, California, the company offers a diverse portfolio of products, including radio frequency and digital baseband chips that adhere to various IEEE Wi-Fi standards, such as 802.11n, 802.11ac, and draft Wi-Fi 6. Quantenna's offerings also include Qdock, a software framework that integrates third-party applications with its Wi-Fi solutions. The company's products cater to a wide range of applications, including home networking devices, retail, outdoor, small and medium businesses, enterprise, industrial, and consumer electronics. Quantenna sells its Wi-Fi solutions directly to original equipment manufacturers, original design manufacturers, and third-party distributors, with a significant portion of its revenue generated from the Asia-Pacific region. As of 2019, Quantenna operates as a subsidiary of ON Semiconductor Corporation.

SimpliSafe, Inc., founded in 2006 by Chad and Eleanor Laurans, is a Boston-based company that designs and sells wireless home security systems. It offers a range of products including sensors, security cameras, alarm systems, and monitoring services for residential and commercial properties. SimpliSafe's systems are known for being easy to install and cost-effective, providing features such as cellular connections, SMS text and email alerts, smash-proof protection, power outage protection, smoke and fire detection, and wireless sensors. The company provides 24/7 professional monitoring without long-term contracts and offers daily customer service support. SimpliSafe's products are sold online and through various retail stores.

Barefoot Networks designs programmable Ethernet switch chips and related software for high-performance networks. Founded in 2013 and based in Palo Alto, California, the company focuses on programmable network switches with features such as scalable load balancing, advanced telemetry, and enhanced switching and routing, enabling enterprises, data centers, and telecom providers to add new functions without sacrificing performance. In 2017 the company was acquired by Intel and operates as part of Intel, expanding its network hardware and programmable networking capabilities.

Leaf Technologies is a developer of innovative smart home products aimed at enhancing everyday living by making technology seamlessly integrated and intuitive. The company's flagship product, Air, is designed to revolutionize home interaction by creating an environment that learns from user preferences, enabling appliances to respond intelligently to individual needs. By focusing on energy efficiency and security, Leaf Technologies not only helps users save time and money on electricity bills but also enhances the functionality of their homes. Through a user-friendly smartphone application, the company empowers individuals to manage their appliances effectively, making their living spaces safer and more adaptable.

Cumulus Networks, Inc. is a technology company that specializes in developing Linux-based operating systems for networking hardware applications. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Mountain View, California, with additional offices in San Francisco and Cary, North Carolina, the company aims to simplify data center operations through its innovative solutions. Cumulus Linux, its flagship product, facilitates the disaggregation of top-of-rack data center switching, while Cumulus VX serves as a virtual appliance for testing its technology in various environments. Additionally, Cumulus Networks offers the Rack Management Platform for out-of-band management and NetQ, a telemetry-based system for fabric validation. The company provides a range of networking solutions, including cloud orchestration, data center automation, and network virtualization, catering to diverse customers from large web-scale operations to small businesses across multiple industries. As of June 2020, Cumulus Networks operates as a subsidiary of NVIDIA Corporation.

BroadLink Electronic Technology is a high-tech company focused on the research, development, manufacture, sale, and service of both hardware and software products in the smart home sector. The company specializes in Wi-Fi IoT transmission modules and cloud computing platforms, offering integrated appliance solutions to various household appliance manufacturers. BroadLink also produces a range of DIY intelligent products, including smart sockets, remote controls, light switches, and air quality analyzers. These innovations allow customers to connect and manage multiple devices, enhancing their home environments through advanced IoT technologies.

Blue Danube Systems, Inc. specializes in designing and developing next-generation wireless access solutions that enhance network capacity and quality of service for mobile networks. The company offers innovative products, including high-definition active antenna systems that integrate advanced hardware and intelligent software to optimize existing infrastructure, thereby improving the user experience. One of its notable offerings is BeamMaster, a platform focused on real-time user traffic detection and hotspot pattern recognition. Founded in 2006, Blue Danube Systems is headquartered in Mountain View, California, with an additional office located in Warren, New Jersey. The company engages in strategic collaborations to further its mission of advancing telecommunications technology.

R2 Semiconductor, Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company based in Sunnyvale, California, founded in 2008. The company specializes in power management technology, focusing on low-voltage transistors that enhance efficiency in various applications. Its product offerings include FasTrack, which supports envelope tracking, and FastLane, designed to optimize power management for multi-core application processors and digital System on Chips (SoCs). R2 Semiconductor aims to reduce power consumption and heat dissipation in devices, thereby improving frequency switching, bandwidth, and overall size. The company is led by industry veterans with extensive experience in semiconductor manufacturing.

Luminate Wireless, Inc. is a wireless infrastructure company based in Cupertino, California, founded in 2013. The company specializes in developing an end-to-end distributed mobile network system designed to enhance connectivity for enterprises of all sizes. This innovative system centralizes key management, control, and data-plane functions within a virtualized entity that can be deployed as either a private or public cloud. Luminate Wireless enables businesses to expand capacity in a manner similar to Wi-Fi by using 4G LTE access points alongside existing Ethernet and IP backhaul. The company’s infrastructure as a service (IaaS) platform offers consistent LTE coverage and simplifies mobile network access, providing flexible networking solutions that leverage Web-scale computing and cloud capabilities.

Virident Systems is a provider of enterprise-class solutions centered on Storage Class Memory (SCM), including flash memory, aimed at transforming the data center and cloud computing landscape. The company addresses the performance, reliability, and serviceability challenges associated with these disruptive technologies by leveraging its extensive expertise and intellectual property. Its flagship product, the tachIOn solid-state disk, offers customers a significant performance advantage, delivering 4-10 times the predictable performance over the lifespan of the product, along with enterprise-grade reliability. Founded by industry veterans from prominent technology companies, Virident Systems has cultivated a skilled team dedicated to harnessing flash and flash-like technologies for modern applications, positioning itself uniquely to address the complexities of data-intensive enterprise applications.

Nimble Storage, Inc. specializes in providing flash storage platforms designed to enhance the performance of various business applications. The company's offerings include InfoSight, a predictive cloud platform that integrates predictive analytics with flash storage and multicloud infrastructure, streamlining operations in both on-premises data centers and cloud environments. Nimble Storage's product line features AF-Series All Flash arrays and CS-Series Adaptive Flash arrays, which are optimized for high-I/O applications such as Oracle and SQL Server. Additionally, Nimble Cloud Volumes deliver an enterprise-grade multi-cloud storage solution that supports applications in major cloud environments like Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure. The company markets its products through a network of value-added resellers, system integrators, and distributors across diverse sectors, including healthcare, education, financial services, and technology. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in San Jose, California, Nimble Storage operates as a subsidiary of Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company.

Avalanche Technology develops and markets non-volatile spin-transfer torque magnetic RAM devices and related solid-state storage solutions. Its technology targets mobile wearables, Internet of Things, enterprise storage, computing, networking, telecommunications, automotive, and other sectors. The company offers high-speed, durable memory with low power consumption that can replace or augment conventional memory and non-volatile storage in embedded and standalone applications. It also markets enterprise storage arrays that integrate its memory technology and holds a portfolio of patents. The firm originated as Yadav Technology and is based in Fremont, California.

Virident Systems is a provider of enterprise-class solutions centered on Storage Class Memory (SCM), including flash memory, aimed at transforming the data center and cloud computing landscape. The company addresses the performance, reliability, and serviceability challenges associated with these disruptive technologies by leveraging its extensive expertise and intellectual property. Its flagship product, the tachIOn solid-state disk, offers customers a significant performance advantage, delivering 4-10 times the predictable performance over the lifespan of the product, along with enterprise-grade reliability. Founded by industry veterans from prominent technology companies, Virident Systems has cultivated a skilled team dedicated to harnessing flash and flash-like technologies for modern applications, positioning itself uniquely to address the complexities of data-intensive enterprise applications.

Quantenna Communications, Inc. specializes in the design, development, and marketing of advanced high-speed wireless communication solutions that facilitate wireless local area networking. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in San Jose, California, the company offers a diverse portfolio of products, including radio frequency and digital baseband chips that adhere to various IEEE Wi-Fi standards, such as 802.11n, 802.11ac, and draft Wi-Fi 6. Quantenna's offerings also include Qdock, a software framework that integrates third-party applications with its Wi-Fi solutions. The company's products cater to a wide range of applications, including home networking devices, retail, outdoor, small and medium businesses, enterprise, industrial, and consumer electronics. Quantenna sells its Wi-Fi solutions directly to original equipment manufacturers, original design manufacturers, and third-party distributors, with a significant portion of its revenue generated from the Asia-Pacific region. As of 2019, Quantenna operates as a subsidiary of ON Semiconductor Corporation.

Ruckus Wireless, Inc., based in Sunnyvale, California, is a leading provider of advanced wireless systems tailored for the expanding mobile Internet infrastructure market. The company specializes in a diverse range of "Smart Wi-Fi" products designed for mobile carriers, broadband service providers, and corporate enterprises, serving over 48,000 end-customers globally. Ruckus addresses critical Wi-Fi capacity and coverage challenges driven by the increasing traffic on wireless networks, largely due to the widespread use of mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. With a focus on innovation, Ruckus has developed patented technologies, including adaptive antenna arrays that enhance signal range, improve data rates, and minimize interference. This technology ensures the reliable delivery of multimedia content and services over standard Wi-Fi networks, enabling seamless connectivity for users.

R2 Semiconductor, Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company based in Sunnyvale, California, founded in 2008. The company specializes in power management technology, focusing on low-voltage transistors that enhance efficiency in various applications. Its product offerings include FasTrack, which supports envelope tracking, and FastLane, designed to optimize power management for multi-core application processors and digital System on Chips (SoCs). R2 Semiconductor aims to reduce power consumption and heat dissipation in devices, thereby improving frequency switching, bandwidth, and overall size. The company is led by industry veterans with extensive experience in semiconductor manufacturing.

Avalanche Technology develops and markets non-volatile spin-transfer torque magnetic RAM devices and related solid-state storage solutions. Its technology targets mobile wearables, Internet of Things, enterprise storage, computing, networking, telecommunications, automotive, and other sectors. The company offers high-speed, durable memory with low power consumption that can replace or augment conventional memory and non-volatile storage in embedded and standalone applications. It also markets enterprise storage arrays that integrate its memory technology and holds a portfolio of patents. The firm originated as Yadav Technology and is based in Fremont, California.

Virident Systems is a provider of enterprise-class solutions centered on Storage Class Memory (SCM), including flash memory, aimed at transforming the data center and cloud computing landscape. The company addresses the performance, reliability, and serviceability challenges associated with these disruptive technologies by leveraging its extensive expertise and intellectual property. Its flagship product, the tachIOn solid-state disk, offers customers a significant performance advantage, delivering 4-10 times the predictable performance over the lifespan of the product, along with enterprise-grade reliability. Founded by industry veterans from prominent technology companies, Virident Systems has cultivated a skilled team dedicated to harnessing flash and flash-like technologies for modern applications, positioning itself uniquely to address the complexities of data-intensive enterprise applications.

Nimble Storage, Inc. specializes in providing flash storage platforms designed to enhance the performance of various business applications. The company's offerings include InfoSight, a predictive cloud platform that integrates predictive analytics with flash storage and multicloud infrastructure, streamlining operations in both on-premises data centers and cloud environments. Nimble Storage's product line features AF-Series All Flash arrays and CS-Series Adaptive Flash arrays, which are optimized for high-I/O applications such as Oracle and SQL Server. Additionally, Nimble Cloud Volumes deliver an enterprise-grade multi-cloud storage solution that supports applications in major cloud environments like Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure. The company markets its products through a network of value-added resellers, system integrators, and distributors across diverse sectors, including healthcare, education, financial services, and technology. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in San Jose, California, Nimble Storage operates as a subsidiary of Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company.

Stoke is a developer of carrier-class multi-access convergence gateways tailored for fixed, mobile, and Internet-based operators. The company specializes in solutions that enable mobile network operators to enhance the economic efficiency of their 3G mobile networks. Its flagship product, the Stoke Session Exchange, is an integrated hardware and software platform that effectively manages the security, service, and mobility challenges associated with optimizing multimedia sessions. Additionally, Stoke offers the Mobile Data Offload service, which assists 3G network operators in addressing both capacity and subscriber satisfaction issues related to mobile broadband data delivery. Through these offerings, Stoke aims to support operators in maximizing their network performance and improving user experience.

Nimble Storage, Inc. specializes in providing flash storage platforms designed to enhance the performance of various business applications. The company's offerings include InfoSight, a predictive cloud platform that integrates predictive analytics with flash storage and multicloud infrastructure, streamlining operations in both on-premises data centers and cloud environments. Nimble Storage's product line features AF-Series All Flash arrays and CS-Series Adaptive Flash arrays, which are optimized for high-I/O applications such as Oracle and SQL Server. Additionally, Nimble Cloud Volumes deliver an enterprise-grade multi-cloud storage solution that supports applications in major cloud environments like Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure. The company markets its products through a network of value-added resellers, system integrators, and distributors across diverse sectors, including healthcare, education, financial services, and technology. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in San Jose, California, Nimble Storage operates as a subsidiary of Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company.

Virident Systems is a provider of enterprise-class solutions centered on Storage Class Memory (SCM), including flash memory, aimed at transforming the data center and cloud computing landscape. The company addresses the performance, reliability, and serviceability challenges associated with these disruptive technologies by leveraging its extensive expertise and intellectual property. Its flagship product, the tachIOn solid-state disk, offers customers a significant performance advantage, delivering 4-10 times the predictable performance over the lifespan of the product, along with enterprise-grade reliability. Founded by industry veterans from prominent technology companies, Virident Systems has cultivated a skilled team dedicated to harnessing flash and flash-like technologies for modern applications, positioning itself uniquely to address the complexities of data-intensive enterprise applications.

DensBits Technologies Ltd. is a developer of advanced NAND flash-based storage system technologies, focused on enhancing performance and reliability for flash manufacturers and storage providers. Founded in 2007 and based in Haifa, Israel, the company has created the Memory Modem, a pioneering technology that integrates proprietary Error Correcting Coding (ECC) and Digital Signal Processing (DSP) solutions. This innovation significantly improves the reliability of flash memory while facilitating the development of cost-effective storage systems without sacrificing performance. DensBits offers various products, including the DB3610 eMMC controller, which supports both 2 bits/cell and 3 bits/cell flash devices. The company maintains strategic relationships with industry leaders to further advance the capabilities of flash-based storage technologies. Since December 2015, DensBits operates as a subsidiary of Broadcom Limited.

Quantenna Communications, Inc. specializes in the design, development, and marketing of advanced high-speed wireless communication solutions that facilitate wireless local area networking. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in San Jose, California, the company offers a diverse portfolio of products, including radio frequency and digital baseband chips that adhere to various IEEE Wi-Fi standards, such as 802.11n, 802.11ac, and draft Wi-Fi 6. Quantenna's offerings also include Qdock, a software framework that integrates third-party applications with its Wi-Fi solutions. The company's products cater to a wide range of applications, including home networking devices, retail, outdoor, small and medium businesses, enterprise, industrial, and consumer electronics. Quantenna sells its Wi-Fi solutions directly to original equipment manufacturers, original design manufacturers, and third-party distributors, with a significant portion of its revenue generated from the Asia-Pacific region. As of 2019, Quantenna operates as a subsidiary of ON Semiconductor Corporation.

Yicheng Bioelectronics Technology is a Chinese enterprise focused on the manufacture of rapid medical detection solutions. Founded in 1993, Beijing Yicheng’s product lineup include glucometers, whole blood lactate analyzers, whole blood ketone body analyzers, whole blood cholesterol analyzers, renal damage detection cards, microchip systems for glycosylated hemoglobin, albumin antibodies with detection kits, hemoglobin antibodies with detection kits, glycosylated hemoglobin antibodies with detection kits, and more.

Quantenna Communications, Inc. specializes in the design, development, and marketing of advanced high-speed wireless communication solutions that facilitate wireless local area networking. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in San Jose, California, the company offers a diverse portfolio of products, including radio frequency and digital baseband chips that adhere to various IEEE Wi-Fi standards, such as 802.11n, 802.11ac, and draft Wi-Fi 6. Quantenna's offerings also include Qdock, a software framework that integrates third-party applications with its Wi-Fi solutions. The company's products cater to a wide range of applications, including home networking devices, retail, outdoor, small and medium businesses, enterprise, industrial, and consumer electronics. Quantenna sells its Wi-Fi solutions directly to original equipment manufacturers, original design manufacturers, and third-party distributors, with a significant portion of its revenue generated from the Asia-Pacific region. As of 2019, Quantenna operates as a subsidiary of ON Semiconductor Corporation.

SANRAD is a company that specializes in iSCSI storage virtualization and storage area network (SAN) connectivity. It offers a range of solutions focused on high-availability disaster recovery, storage management, and data protection. The company provides integrated virtualization and management services through its advanced storage networking switches, which facilitate server consolidation and virtualization. SANRAD's technology also includes data migration solutions and heterogeneous iSCSI SAN solutions, enabling businesses to efficiently manage and protect their data assets.

DensBits Technologies Ltd. is a developer of advanced NAND flash-based storage system technologies, focused on enhancing performance and reliability for flash manufacturers and storage providers. Founded in 2007 and based in Haifa, Israel, the company has created the Memory Modem, a pioneering technology that integrates proprietary Error Correcting Coding (ECC) and Digital Signal Processing (DSP) solutions. This innovation significantly improves the reliability of flash memory while facilitating the development of cost-effective storage systems without sacrificing performance. DensBits offers various products, including the DB3610 eMMC controller, which supports both 2 bits/cell and 3 bits/cell flash devices. The company maintains strategic relationships with industry leaders to further advance the capabilities of flash-based storage technologies. Since December 2015, DensBits operates as a subsidiary of Broadcom Limited.

Santur Corporation, founded in November 2000, specializes in the commercialization of laser array and packaging technologies tailored for the telecommunications industry. The company develops a range of opto-electronic products, including tunable lasers, which are essential for generating, routing, and amplifying signals within optical networks. As the telecommunications sector evolves from traditional point-to-point links to more dynamic mesh and reconfigurable wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) networks, Santur's innovations in tunability provide vital flexibility and cost efficiencies for modern communication systems.

R2 Semiconductor, Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company based in Sunnyvale, California, founded in 2008. The company specializes in power management technology, focusing on low-voltage transistors that enhance efficiency in various applications. Its product offerings include FasTrack, which supports envelope tracking, and FastLane, designed to optimize power management for multi-core application processors and digital System on Chips (SoCs). R2 Semiconductor aims to reduce power consumption and heat dissipation in devices, thereby improving frequency switching, bandwidth, and overall size. The company is led by industry veterans with extensive experience in semiconductor manufacturing.

Quantenna Communications, Inc. specializes in the design, development, and marketing of advanced high-speed wireless communication solutions that facilitate wireless local area networking. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in San Jose, California, the company offers a diverse portfolio of products, including radio frequency and digital baseband chips that adhere to various IEEE Wi-Fi standards, such as 802.11n, 802.11ac, and draft Wi-Fi 6. Quantenna's offerings also include Qdock, a software framework that integrates third-party applications with its Wi-Fi solutions. The company's products cater to a wide range of applications, including home networking devices, retail, outdoor, small and medium businesses, enterprise, industrial, and consumer electronics. Quantenna sells its Wi-Fi solutions directly to original equipment manufacturers, original design manufacturers, and third-party distributors, with a significant portion of its revenue generated from the Asia-Pacific region. As of 2019, Quantenna operates as a subsidiary of ON Semiconductor Corporation.

Stoke is a developer of carrier-class multi-access convergence gateways tailored for fixed, mobile, and Internet-based operators. The company specializes in solutions that enable mobile network operators to enhance the economic efficiency of their 3G mobile networks. Its flagship product, the Stoke Session Exchange, is an integrated hardware and software platform that effectively manages the security, service, and mobility challenges associated with optimizing multimedia sessions. Additionally, Stoke offers the Mobile Data Offload service, which assists 3G network operators in addressing both capacity and subscriber satisfaction issues related to mobile broadband data delivery. Through these offerings, Stoke aims to support operators in maximizing their network performance and improving user experience.

Avalanche Technology develops and markets non-volatile spin-transfer torque magnetic RAM devices and related solid-state storage solutions. Its technology targets mobile wearables, Internet of Things, enterprise storage, computing, networking, telecommunications, automotive, and other sectors. The company offers high-speed, durable memory with low power consumption that can replace or augment conventional memory and non-volatile storage in embedded and standalone applications. It also markets enterprise storage arrays that integrate its memory technology and holds a portfolio of patents. The firm originated as Yadav Technology and is based in Fremont, California.

Nimble Storage, Inc. specializes in providing flash storage platforms designed to enhance the performance of various business applications. The company's offerings include InfoSight, a predictive cloud platform that integrates predictive analytics with flash storage and multicloud infrastructure, streamlining operations in both on-premises data centers and cloud environments. Nimble Storage's product line features AF-Series All Flash arrays and CS-Series Adaptive Flash arrays, which are optimized for high-I/O applications such as Oracle and SQL Server. Additionally, Nimble Cloud Volumes deliver an enterprise-grade multi-cloud storage solution that supports applications in major cloud environments like Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure. The company markets its products through a network of value-added resellers, system integrators, and distributors across diverse sectors, including healthcare, education, financial services, and technology. Founded in 2007 and headquartered in San Jose, California, Nimble Storage operates as a subsidiary of Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company.

Gecko TV is a Chinese provider of terminals that connect televisions with the internet. The terminals are delicate, with a Wi-Fi connect, USB power supply, and an Android system. It integrated video programs from multiple websites. Gecko TV’s self-owned application store supports application expansion that include watching internet video programs on TV, and information and entertainment services based on Android systems.

Quantenna Communications, Inc. specializes in the design, development, and marketing of advanced high-speed wireless communication solutions that facilitate wireless local area networking. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in San Jose, California, the company offers a diverse portfolio of products, including radio frequency and digital baseband chips that adhere to various IEEE Wi-Fi standards, such as 802.11n, 802.11ac, and draft Wi-Fi 6. Quantenna's offerings also include Qdock, a software framework that integrates third-party applications with its Wi-Fi solutions. The company's products cater to a wide range of applications, including home networking devices, retail, outdoor, small and medium businesses, enterprise, industrial, and consumer electronics. Quantenna sells its Wi-Fi solutions directly to original equipment manufacturers, original design manufacturers, and third-party distributors, with a significant portion of its revenue generated from the Asia-Pacific region. As of 2019, Quantenna operates as a subsidiary of ON Semiconductor Corporation.

Ruckus Wireless, Inc., based in Sunnyvale, California, is a leading provider of advanced wireless systems tailored for the expanding mobile Internet infrastructure market. The company specializes in a diverse range of "Smart Wi-Fi" products designed for mobile carriers, broadband service providers, and corporate enterprises, serving over 48,000 end-customers globally. Ruckus addresses critical Wi-Fi capacity and coverage challenges driven by the increasing traffic on wireless networks, largely due to the widespread use of mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. With a focus on innovation, Ruckus has developed patented technologies, including adaptive antenna arrays that enhance signal range, improve data rates, and minimize interference. This technology ensures the reliable delivery of multimedia content and services over standard Wi-Fi networks, enabling seamless connectivity for users.

Miradia is a company that specializes in the design and manufacture of micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) products. Founded in 2003 and based in Sunnyvale, California, Miradia utilizes innovative technology to integrate MEMS structures directly onto complementary metal-oxide semiconductors and employs wafer scale packaging techniques. Formerly known as XHP Microsystems, Inc., the company has established itself as a key player in the MEMS sector. As of 2009, Miradia operates as a subsidiary of Touch Micro-system Technology.

Santur Corporation, founded in November 2000, specializes in the commercialization of laser array and packaging technologies tailored for the telecommunications industry. The company develops a range of opto-electronic products, including tunable lasers, which are essential for generating, routing, and amplifying signals within optical networks. As the telecommunications sector evolves from traditional point-to-point links to more dynamic mesh and reconfigurable wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) networks, Santur's innovations in tunability provide vital flexibility and cost efficiencies for modern communication systems.

Cast Iron Systems, Inc. specializes in providing software-as-a-service integration appliances tailored for large and midsize companies. The company offers the iA3000 application integration appliance, which delivers network computing solutions and preconfigured options for both enterprise and on-demand applications. These solutions enable users to connect with specific applications and facilitate integration processes, particularly for SAP and Oracle systems. In addition to its hardware and software offerings, Cast Iron Systems provides consulting, technical support, and educational services to enhance user experience and operational efficiency. Founded in 2001 and based in Mountain View, California, the company was previously known as IronHide Corporation.

PowerFile specializes in hybrid storage appliances designed for the long-term storage of digital content and assets. The company provides innovative solutions that merge the convenience and speed of online access with enhanced economic value and data integrity compared to conventional storage methods. This enables organizations of all sizes to effectively manage, secure, and preserve their valuable digital assets. PowerFile's offerings consist of intelligent storage management software and advanced file management systems, paired with reliable and cost-effective hardware, resulting in integrated and user-friendly solutions for active data management.

WiQuest Communications is a fabless semiconductor company designing and developing complete WiMedia-based ultrawideband (UWB) solutions focused on ultra high speed, short range applications. WiQuest’s complete solution offering includes chipset, software and reference designs. WiQuest’s technology enables a new class of applications for wireless connectivity to PC, consumer electronics and mobile systems – enabling The New Frontier of Wireless™. WiQuest Communications closed operation on 2008 Oct.

Pure Digital Technologies specializes in providing innovative imaging solutions targeted at the mass market, notably through its Flip Video line of digital camcorders. These camcorders are designed for simplicity and ease of use, particularly for Internet video sharing, featuring on-board software that facilitates one-click uploads to various online platforms. The Flip Ultra, a standout model, became the best-selling camcorder on Amazon soon after its launch, capturing a significant share of the camcorder market. It records video at 640x480 resolution and operates on 2 AA batteries, offering a straightforward design without complex features. Users can connect the device directly to a computer via a built-in USB connector, eliminating the need for additional cables. The Flip Ultra is available in different memory sizes, retailing between $150 and $180. In 2009, the company was acquired by Cisco, which ultimately discontinued the Flip line in 2011.

Open Silicon specializes in System-on-Chip (SoC) and custom Integrated Circuit (IC) design, offering a range of services that include open market Intellectual Property (IP) integration and high-quality silicon manufacturing. As a fabless company, it emphasizes delivering cost-effective and reliable custom SoC solutions tailored to customer needs. Open Silicon partners with clients through flexible engagement models, which can range from full turnkey development to selective manufacturing services, allowing customers to benefit from competitive pricing in volume foundry, testing, and packaging. Since its establishment in 2003, the company has committed to enhancing the quality of its engineering work and ensuring adherence to customer timelines, regularly reporting its performance metrics to its board of directors.

Shenzhen General Lottery Technology is engaged in the research and development, marketing, and operation of lottery sales software and betting terminal equipment. The company is a comprehensive technique service provider that is focused on China’s lottery industry. Founded in 2000, the Sui Cai company has gathered a number of lottery and IT experts who have specialized in the areas of lottery issuing, application of game knowledge, R&D and manufacture of lottery issue systems, and financial management.

Stoke is a developer of carrier-class multi-access convergence gateways tailored for fixed, mobile, and Internet-based operators. The company specializes in solutions that enable mobile network operators to enhance the economic efficiency of their 3G mobile networks. Its flagship product, the Stoke Session Exchange, is an integrated hardware and software platform that effectively manages the security, service, and mobility challenges associated with optimizing multimedia sessions. Additionally, Stoke offers the Mobile Data Offload service, which assists 3G network operators in addressing both capacity and subscriber satisfaction issues related to mobile broadband data delivery. Through these offerings, Stoke aims to support operators in maximizing their network performance and improving user experience.

Ruckus Wireless, Inc., based in Sunnyvale, California, is a leading provider of advanced wireless systems tailored for the expanding mobile Internet infrastructure market. The company specializes in a diverse range of "Smart Wi-Fi" products designed for mobile carriers, broadband service providers, and corporate enterprises, serving over 48,000 end-customers globally. Ruckus addresses critical Wi-Fi capacity and coverage challenges driven by the increasing traffic on wireless networks, largely due to the widespread use of mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. With a focus on innovation, Ruckus has developed patented technologies, including adaptive antenna arrays that enhance signal range, improve data rates, and minimize interference. This technology ensures the reliable delivery of multimedia content and services over standard Wi-Fi networks, enabling seamless connectivity for users.

Miradia is a company that specializes in the design and manufacture of micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) products. Founded in 2003 and based in Sunnyvale, California, Miradia utilizes innovative technology to integrate MEMS structures directly onto complementary metal-oxide semiconductors and employs wafer scale packaging techniques. Formerly known as XHP Microsystems, Inc., the company has established itself as a key player in the MEMS sector. As of 2009, Miradia operates as a subsidiary of Touch Micro-system Technology.

SANRAD is a company that specializes in iSCSI storage virtualization and storage area network (SAN) connectivity. It offers a range of solutions focused on high-availability disaster recovery, storage management, and data protection. The company provides integrated virtualization and management services through its advanced storage networking switches, which facilitate server consolidation and virtualization. SANRAD's technology also includes data migration solutions and heterogeneous iSCSI SAN solutions, enabling businesses to efficiently manage and protect their data assets.

Quantenna Communications, Inc. specializes in the design, development, and marketing of advanced high-speed wireless communication solutions that facilitate wireless local area networking. Founded in 2006 and headquartered in San Jose, California, the company offers a diverse portfolio of products, including radio frequency and digital baseband chips that adhere to various IEEE Wi-Fi standards, such as 802.11n, 802.11ac, and draft Wi-Fi 6. Quantenna's offerings also include Qdock, a software framework that integrates third-party applications with its Wi-Fi solutions. The company's products cater to a wide range of applications, including home networking devices, retail, outdoor, small and medium businesses, enterprise, industrial, and consumer electronics. Quantenna sells its Wi-Fi solutions directly to original equipment manufacturers, original design manufacturers, and third-party distributors, with a significant portion of its revenue generated from the Asia-Pacific region. As of 2019, Quantenna operates as a subsidiary of ON Semiconductor Corporation.

Cast Iron Systems, Inc. specializes in providing software-as-a-service integration appliances tailored for large and midsize companies. The company offers the iA3000 application integration appliance, which delivers network computing solutions and preconfigured options for both enterprise and on-demand applications. These solutions enable users to connect with specific applications and facilitate integration processes, particularly for SAP and Oracle systems. In addition to its hardware and software offerings, Cast Iron Systems provides consulting, technical support, and educational services to enhance user experience and operational efficiency. Founded in 2001 and based in Mountain View, California, the company was previously known as IronHide Corporation.

Integration Associates, Inc., a fabless semiconductor company, designs and delivers tested wafers and packaged integrated circuits for RF, infrared, modem, and power management applications. The company offers EZRadio ICs, a wireless product to meet the needs of OEMs developing mesh network applications for consumer and industrial monitoring and control; ZigBee USB Dongle that provides a compliant interface, which can be connected to a host computer; EZSwitcher, a device that integrates various functions, which have been implemented discretely; EZ DAA products to span the isolation barriers; and ASIC solutions. It has operations in North America, South America, Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Europe, and the Oceania. Integration Associates, Inc. was founded in 1991 and is headquartered in Mountain View, California. The company also has offices and design centers in Hungary, Portugal, Hong Kong, and the United Kingdom. As of July 29, 2008, Integration Associates, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Silicon Laboratories, Inc.

WiQuest Communications is a fabless semiconductor company designing and developing complete WiMedia-based ultrawideband (UWB) solutions focused on ultra high speed, short range applications. WiQuest’s complete solution offering includes chipset, software and reference designs. WiQuest’s technology enables a new class of applications for wireless connectivity to PC, consumer electronics and mobile systems – enabling The New Frontier of Wireless™. WiQuest Communications closed operation on 2008 Oct.

Shenzhen General Lottery Technology is engaged in the research and development, marketing, and operation of lottery sales software and betting terminal equipment. The company is a comprehensive technique service provider that is focused on China’s lottery industry. Founded in 2000, the Sui Cai company has gathered a number of lottery and IT experts who have specialized in the areas of lottery issuing, application of game knowledge, R&D and manufacture of lottery issue systems, and financial management.

PowerFile specializes in hybrid storage appliances designed for the long-term storage of digital content and assets. The company provides innovative solutions that merge the convenience and speed of online access with enhanced economic value and data integrity compared to conventional storage methods. This enables organizations of all sizes to effectively manage, secure, and preserve their valuable digital assets. PowerFile's offerings consist of intelligent storage management software and advanced file management systems, paired with reliable and cost-effective hardware, resulting in integrated and user-friendly solutions for active data management.

GalaxyCore is a Shanghai-based fabless imaging semiconductor company established in 2003. It designs, develops, and markets CMOS image sensor devices for mobile devices and consumer electronics, converting captured light into digital signals. The company also designs and markets LCD driver chips that control display panels. Its products are used by CMOS camera module manufacturers, LCD module manufacturers, end device manufacturers, and design houses worldwide. GalaxyCore emphasizes innovative design and efficient manufacturing, with additional offices in Shenzhen, Beijing, Hong Kong, and Taipei to support global customers.

Open Silicon specializes in System-on-Chip (SoC) and custom Integrated Circuit (IC) design, offering a range of services that include open market Intellectual Property (IP) integration and high-quality silicon manufacturing. As a fabless company, it emphasizes delivering cost-effective and reliable custom SoC solutions tailored to customer needs. Open Silicon partners with clients through flexible engagement models, which can range from full turnkey development to selective manufacturing services, allowing customers to benefit from competitive pricing in volume foundry, testing, and packaging. Since its establishment in 2003, the company has committed to enhancing the quality of its engineering work and ensuring adherence to customer timelines, regularly reporting its performance metrics to its board of directors.

Ruckus Wireless, Inc., based in Sunnyvale, California, is a leading provider of advanced wireless systems tailored for the expanding mobile Internet infrastructure market. The company specializes in a diverse range of "Smart Wi-Fi" products designed for mobile carriers, broadband service providers, and corporate enterprises, serving over 48,000 end-customers globally. Ruckus addresses critical Wi-Fi capacity and coverage challenges driven by the increasing traffic on wireless networks, largely due to the widespread use of mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. With a focus on innovation, Ruckus has developed patented technologies, including adaptive antenna arrays that enhance signal range, improve data rates, and minimize interference. This technology ensures the reliable delivery of multimedia content and services over standard Wi-Fi networks, enabling seamless connectivity for users.

Stoke is a developer of carrier-class multi-access convergence gateways tailored for fixed, mobile, and Internet-based operators. The company specializes in solutions that enable mobile network operators to enhance the economic efficiency of their 3G mobile networks. Its flagship product, the Stoke Session Exchange, is an integrated hardware and software platform that effectively manages the security, service, and mobility challenges associated with optimizing multimedia sessions. Additionally, Stoke offers the Mobile Data Offload service, which assists 3G network operators in addressing both capacity and subscriber satisfaction issues related to mobile broadband data delivery. Through these offerings, Stoke aims to support operators in maximizing their network performance and improving user experience.

Xceive is a fabless semiconductor company established in July 2001 and headquartered in Santa Clara, California. The company specializes in developing radio frequency-to-baseband silicon tuner integrated circuits for the digital home, including personal computers and digital television markets. Xceive's product offerings consist of broadband transceivers suitable for both analog-only and hybrid analog/digital televisions, as well as single-chip hybrid tuners and silicon television tuners designed for flat panel displays. With a focus on becoming a leading producer in this sector, Xceive targets a significant addressable market valued at $3 billion.

Big Bear Networks develops optical transponders and subassemblies for network operators.

Santur Corporation, founded in November 2000, specializes in the commercialization of laser array and packaging technologies tailored for the telecommunications industry. The company develops a range of opto-electronic products, including tunable lasers, which are essential for generating, routing, and amplifying signals within optical networks. As the telecommunications sector evolves from traditional point-to-point links to more dynamic mesh and reconfigurable wavelength division multiplexing (WDM) networks, Santur's innovations in tunability provide vital flexibility and cost efficiencies for modern communication systems.

Cast Iron Systems, Inc. specializes in providing software-as-a-service integration appliances tailored for large and midsize companies. The company offers the iA3000 application integration appliance, which delivers network computing solutions and preconfigured options for both enterprise and on-demand applications. These solutions enable users to connect with specific applications and facilitate integration processes, particularly for SAP and Oracle systems. In addition to its hardware and software offerings, Cast Iron Systems provides consulting, technical support, and educational services to enhance user experience and operational efficiency. Founded in 2001 and based in Mountain View, California, the company was previously known as IronHide Corporation.

Chelsio Communications, Inc. is a technology company based in Sunnyvale, California, specializing in high-performance networking and storage solutions. Founded in 1997, the company develops hardware and software products designed to address the challenges faced by virtualized enterprise data centers, cloud services, and cluster computing environments. Chelsio's offerings include Unified Wire Ethernet network adapter cards, unified storage software, high-performance storage gateways, and unified management software, among others. The company also produces protocol engines and server adapters that facilitate the convergence of networking and storage over Ethernet. Its products are marketed through a network of distributors, integrators, and resellers in both the United States and international markets. Chelsio maintains a design center in Bengaluru, India, to support its innovative solutions.