Eagle River

Clearwire, founded in October 2003 by telecom pioneer Craig O. McCaw, is a provider of wireless high-speed Internet services. The company offers fast, portable, and reliable Internet connectivity by utilizing licensed spectrum, allowing customers to bypass traditional cable and phone line constraints. Headquartered in Kirkland, Washington, Clearwire launched its first market in August 2004 and has since expanded its services to 50 markets across the United States and Europe. In addition to broadband services for individuals and small businesses, Clearwire also provides VoIP services, supporting third-party domestic and international Internet service providers. The company is now part of Sprint, which acquired Clearwire to enhance its network offerings.

Clearwire, founded in October 2003 by telecom pioneer Craig O. McCaw, is a provider of wireless high-speed Internet services. The company offers fast, portable, and reliable Internet connectivity by utilizing licensed spectrum, allowing customers to bypass traditional cable and phone line constraints. Headquartered in Kirkland, Washington, Clearwire launched its first market in August 2004 and has since expanded its services to 50 markets across the United States and Europe. In addition to broadband services for individuals and small businesses, Clearwire also provides VoIP services, supporting third-party domestic and international Internet service providers. The company is now part of Sprint, which acquired Clearwire to enhance its network offerings.

[1Cast](http://www.1cast.com) is an online and mobile broadcast news and information delivery platform that distributes professionally produced news content and delivers it in a personally relevant, micro-cast format. Cable and broadcast news networks worldwide use 1Cast to monetize their daily news programming, reach new audiences and add additional revenue streams. via: [1Cast](http://www.1cast.com)

Quick Study Radiology provides digital imaging solutions for community hospitals, radiology and oncology practices, and imaging centers. The company offers image and data archiving, and disaster recovery services; monitoring and security services; and networking and web distribution services. It also provides picture archiving and communication systems for community hospitals and other facilities, and radiology information systems to store, manage, and distribute patient’s data and imagery. Quick Study Radiology was founded in 1999 and is based in Saint Louis, Missouri.

S5 Wireless develops next-generation wireless location and telemetry technology for tracking and monitoring. It provides consumption embeddable semiconductor chips that enable location accuracy. The company's solutions also include low-power transmitting tags; a network of real-time base stations, which receive and demodulate the RF transmissions generated by the tags; location and telemetry servers, which aggregate, assemble, and process the information provided by the base stations in real-time to provide exact location and extract telemetry; and network operations center to monitor network status, authorize, and service customer requests for location and telemetry information.

Tello is a flexible telecom provider operating in the U.S. market, offering customizable monthly plans without hidden fees. Customers can select their preferred amounts of minutes and data, with all plans including unlimited text messaging. Plans can be easily upgraded, downgraded, or renewed at no additional cost. Tello distinguishes itself through its customer service, ensuring that customers speak to a real human for assistance without long wait times or automated responses. Additionally, Tello provides perks such as free tethering, allowing users to share data with other devices, and unlimited throttled data once the initial 4G data limit is reached. Tello.com operates under KeepCalling, a telecommunications company established in 2002, which has gained recognition for its rapid growth and commitment to customer satisfaction.

Tello is a flexible telecom provider operating in the U.S. market, offering customizable monthly plans without hidden fees. Customers can select their preferred amounts of minutes and data, with all plans including unlimited text messaging. Plans can be easily upgraded, downgraded, or renewed at no additional cost. Tello distinguishes itself through its customer service, ensuring that customers speak to a real human for assistance without long wait times or automated responses. Additionally, Tello provides perks such as free tethering, allowing users to share data with other devices, and unlimited throttled data once the initial 4G data limit is reached. Tello.com operates under KeepCalling, a telecommunications company established in 2002, which has gained recognition for its rapid growth and commitment to customer satisfaction.

World Wide Packets, Inc. is a manufacturer of communications network equipment based in Spokane Valley, Washington. Established in 1999, the company specializes in providing carrier Ethernet products and solutions designed for the delivery of various services, including Internet protocol television, voice over Internet protocol, and virtual private LAN service. Its product offerings include LightningEdge service access, service concentrators, and Ethernet switches, which facilitate the simultaneous transmission of voice, data, and video to both business and residential subscribers. Additionally, World Wide Packets provides a software infrastructure solution known as the LightningEdge operating system, along with support services such as professional training and customer support. The company serves a diverse clientele that includes carriers, multiple system operators, municipal and utility networks, real estate developers, homeowner associations, and service providers. As of 2008, World Wide Packets operates as a subsidiary of CIENA Corp.