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goTenna, Inc. is a company based in Brooklyn, New York, that specializes in developing communications devices that allow users to send messages and share GPS locations using smartphones without relying on centralized connectivity. Its flagship product, the goTenna device, utilizes a cognitive digital radio and a mobile app to create its own signal and automatically connect with other devices within range. The goTenna mesh networking protocol, known as Aspen Grove™, enables low-cost, lightweight devices to provide long-range connectivity in off-grid situations, making it suitable for various applications, including public sector, enterprise, and IoT markets. This technology emerged as a solution following the disruptions caused by Hurricane Sandy in 2012, highlighting the need for resilient communication systems. goTenna's approach allows clients to send data and messages without depending on traditional internet or cellular services. The company has attracted investment from notable firms such as Founders Fund and Union Square Ventures.

TazcaConnects, a subsidiary of Lemko Corporation based in Itasca, Illinois, specializes in providing wireless broadband solutions, particularly through its managed 4G LTE services. Founded in 2013, the company focuses on affordability and quality, enabling wireless operators to deploy carrier-grade broadband effectively. TazcaConnects offers LTE-as-a-Service, which minimizes capital and operational expenditures for operators, allowing them to concentrate on marketing and subscriber acquisition. The company’s services support LTE download speeds of up to 450 Mbps and can accommodate between 200 to 2000 simultaneous users. TazcaConnects employs fast deployment strategies and pay-as-you-grow models to enhance broadband connectivity in diverse communities, ensuring that operators can implement the necessary infrastructure without extensive hardware or software investments.

goTenna, Inc. is a company based in Brooklyn, New York, that specializes in developing communications devices that allow users to send messages and share GPS locations using smartphones without relying on centralized connectivity. Its flagship product, the goTenna device, utilizes a cognitive digital radio and a mobile app to create its own signal and automatically connect with other devices within range. The goTenna mesh networking protocol, known as Aspen Grove™, enables low-cost, lightweight devices to provide long-range connectivity in off-grid situations, making it suitable for various applications, including public sector, enterprise, and IoT markets. This technology emerged as a solution following the disruptions caused by Hurricane Sandy in 2012, highlighting the need for resilient communication systems. goTenna's approach allows clients to send data and messages without depending on traditional internet or cellular services. The company has attracted investment from notable firms such as Founders Fund and Union Square Ventures.

Karma Mobility, Inc. offers a mobile application that enables users to access Wi-Fi signals for various devices, including tablets, laptops, and smartphones. The application captures 4G signals and creates a personal Wi-Fi network, providing seamless internet connectivity. Karma Mobility, founded in 2012 and headquartered in New York, is committed to transforming the way individuals interact with internet services, ensuring that users have control over their data and connectivity without the limitations typically associated with traditional carriers. The company serves a diverse customer base across the United States, facilitating a more integrated online experience wherever users may be. Additionally, Karma Technologies BV, established in 2012 and based in Amsterdam, specializes in designing and developing software for mobile carriers, further expanding Karma's influence in the connectivity sector.