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Eggtronic s.r.l. is a consumer electronics company that specializes in designing and manufacturing innovative power solutions, including a range of wireless chargers such as pads, stands, and valet trays, as well as integrated chargers like Wheeless and HUB IT charging stations. Founded in 2012 and headquartered in Modena, Italy, with additional locations in San Francisco and production facilities in China and Malaysia, Eggtronic focuses on environmentally friendly and energy-efficient technologies. The company holds over 150 international patents, emphasizing its commitment to cutting-edge advancements in power conversion and wireless power transfer. Eggtronic's products cater to various electronic devices, ensuring high power transfer efficiency and scalability. The brand Einova, launched in 2020, represents Eggtronic's high-end retail offerings, while a new division dedicated to integrated circuits is set to produce microchips, enhancing the company's technological capabilities and market reach.

Infrastrutture Wireless Italiane S.p.A. is a prominent player in the telecommunications infrastructure sector in Italy, specializing in the construction and operation of towers for wireless networks. Established in 2015 from the spinoff of Telecom Italia's tower assets, the company manages approximately 11,000 sites and offers a range of integrated hosting services, including infrastructure for antennae, cabling, and power supply systems. In addition to traditional tower hosting, Infrastrutture Wireless Italiane develops Distributed Antenna Systems (DAS) to enhance indoor and outdoor wireless coverage in high-traffic areas such as hospitals, airports, and stadiums. The company's extensive infrastructure supports various network operators, broadcasting service providers, and public institutions, contributing significantly to the country's wireless telecommunications landscape. With a strategic focus on expanding its site portfolio to accommodate emerging technologies like 5G, Infrastrutture Wireless Italiane is positioned as a key contributor to the evolution of wireless communication in Italy.

Bouygues Telecom is a comprehensive electronic communications operator in France, providing mobile, fixed, television, internet, and cloud computing services. The company serves 11.1 million mobile customers and 2.1 million fixed broadband clients, including over 1.5 million professional and corporate accounts. Known for its innovative offerings, Bouygues Telecom pioneered various services such as unlimited call plans and the first quadruple play package. It has also launched several notable products, including B&YOU, a SIM-only service, and advanced routers designed to enhance the digital home experience. The company has established strategic partnerships, such as a network-sharing agreement with SFR, to improve service quality and coverage. Bouygues Telecom's mobile network reaches 99% of the French population, with extensive 4G deployment covering 70% of the country. The organization is supported by a workforce of over 9,000 employees, including 2,000 customer relations advisers, ensuring a high standard of customer service through various channels.

Worldsensing is a market leader in Internet of Things (IoT) solutions. The company has built on its expertise in low-power wireless sensing networks and has created comprehensive vertical solutions in sectors where IoT is making a measurable impact. The company focuses on two key markets: Mobility - a unique smart traffic management portfolio includes Bitcarrier, a real-time traffic flo management solution, and Fastprk, its market-leading smart parking system. Industrial Solutions - offers the LS-G6 platform to monitor key assets in remote or hard-to-access locations. Examples include bridges, tunnels, large public buildings and infrastructures, mines, power lines. Worldsensing raised its round of seed capital in 2010. A series A round was closed in 2013 with Fundación Jose Manuel Entrecanales (FJME) and IESE Business School's Finaves fund as investors. A series B round was completed in 2015, led by FJME, Kibo Ventures and Mitsui & Co. Cisco Ventures and Endeavor also participated in this round. Today, the company has offices in Barcelona and London and has a team of more than 40 professionals. Awards -Fastprk- has won two major awards: the Stockholm Smart City Living Labs Global Award 2011 and the IBM Smart Camp 2010 London Award. -Bitcarrier was IBM Smart Camp Winner (2011), and it has been recognised by Analyst Firm Gartner as "Cool Vendor 2013". -Ignasi Vilajosana, Worldsensing’s CEO, was named the first Spanish Endeavor Entrepreneur in 2014.