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Mimosa Networks, Inc. specializes in manufacturing wireless broadband network equipment and accessories, offering both point-to-point and point-to-multipoint solutions. Established in 2012 and based in Campbell, California, the company provides broadband wireless communication services to a diverse range of clients, including service providers, enterprises, and government operators worldwide. Mimosa's technology is designed for outdoor use, delivering fiber-fast connectivity in areas where traditional fiber infrastructure is impractical. By employing advanced techniques such as Massive MIMO and intelligent spectrum management, Mimosa enhances the performance of wireless networks, making them a viable and scalable alternative for connecting homes and businesses. The company's focus on providing reliable, cost-effective wireless solutions positions it to meet the growing demand for high-speed internet access in both urban and rural settings. As of late 2018, Mimosa operates as a subsidiary of Airspan Networks Inc.

Continuous Computing specializes in integrated platform solutions designed to assist network equipment providers in addressing the challenges of mobile broadband capacity. With over two decades of experience in telecommunications innovation, the company enables clients to enhance their return on investment by allowing them to concentrate on differentiating their offerings in areas such as 3G, LTE, Femtocell, and Deep Packet Inspection applications. Continuous Computing distinguishes itself through its combination of advanced ATCA platforms and renowned Trillium protocol software, resulting in optimized and proven products for wireless and packet processing. The company is actively involved in various industry organizations, including 3GPP, ETSI, and the Femto Forum, further solidifying its commitment to advancing telecommunications technology.

Pactolus Communications Software Corporation specializes in providing telecommunications carriers and service providers with advanced solutions to enhance subscriber services while reducing operational costs. Established to address the evolving needs of the telecom industry, Pactolus offers innovative products such as the RapidFLEX™ Service Creation and Delivery Platform and SIPware™ applications. These tools enable service providers to utilize packet-based communication technologies, significantly decreasing both the costs and time required to bring new subscriber services to market. Additionally, Pactolus provides XML-based services for SIP-enabled networks, including platforms for prepaid and postpaid calling card services as well as conference calling solutions.

Convedia is a provider of next-generation IP media servers that enable telecom service providers to reduce service delivery costs and increase revenues through new approaches to enhanced services. Convedia's product line includes the CMS-6000 Media Server, a carrier-class media server capable of scaling to 18,000 ports per shelf, and the CMS-1000 Media Server, a low-cost, entry-level media server. The company was acquired by RadiSys in September 2006.

Convera is a prominent provider of payment services that specializes in facilitating business-to-business foreign exchange and cross-border payments across various sectors, including education, finance, travel, and healthcare. The company offers a comprehensive payments platform designed to help businesses manage international transactions efficiently and effectively. With a focus on delivering reliable and secure payment solutions, Convera enables users to navigate the complexities of cross-currency payments. In addition to its payment services, Convera also provides enterprise search and categorization solutions through its RetrievalWare technology, which allows organizations to efficiently access and manage vast amounts of unstructured information in multiple formats and languages. This dual focus on payments and information retrieval positions Convera as a valuable partner for organizations seeking to optimize their financial and data management processes.

Texas Micro makes open computing systems for telco and other applications.