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LucidMedia (www.lucidmedia.com) is a demand-side platform (DSP) for display advertising management and targeting that delivers optimized, direct response and brand advertising campaigns to advertisers and their interactive agencies. LucidMedia DSP™ with ClickSense® page-level analysis and intelligent real-time bidding (RTB) is available via self-service or as a managed service. The LucidMedia platform employs an easy-to-use and secure interface to deliver proprietary campaign optimization, consolidated buying across the Internet's largest repositories, unique insight into real-time inventory availability, universal frequency capping (UFC), and reach into 95% of the online population. Founded in 1999, LucidMedia processes 25 billion ad impressions every month for hundreds of major brand advertisers.

SiGen developed and demonstrated a core set of leading-edge processes for Silicon-on-Insulator (SOI) wafer fabrication using innovations such as plasma activated bonding and room temperature cleaving. The company completed a pilot production facility in 2000 to demonstrate its technology capabilities. After successfully introducing its technology and completing its first major commercial license in 2004, the Company made the transition to being a fabless IP licensor and equipment provider for its engineered substrate solutions. SiGen is located in San Jose, California and has now moved its R&D wafer IP development lab to its corporate headquarters. SiGen has entered into numerous IP licenses, including equipment suppliers, commercial silicon wafer manufacturers, and other advanced substrate manufacturers. The wafer maker licensees have a total market share of over 45% of the world semiconductor silicon wafer market. The Company expects these semiconductor market licensees to capture at least the same or greater share of the SOI market. With numerous emerging opportunities, SiGen expects to broaden its market applications into the Solar Cell market and thus enable the Company to participate in the high growth segments of four major markets: Semiconductor, Solar, Optoelectronic and Display.

Sequence Design, Inc. provides power and signal-integrity software solutions. The company offers Power-Aware SoC Design Flow, which enables power-aware SoC design from system level to signoff; PowerTheater, a set of power tools that creates power efficiency for SoC designs; Columbus-RLC Extraction for nanometer SoC designs; Columbus-Turbo, an extraction for nanometer standard-cell designs; Columbus-AMS, a RLC extraction for analogs; and CoolTime, a cell-based electrical integrity solution for concurrent analysis of voltage drop, power, electromigration, timing, and signal integrity for nanometer SoC designs. It also provides tools used by designers in wireless, graphics, mobile-computing, networking, and ASIC markets. The company was formerly known as Frequency Technology, Inc and changed its name to Sequence Design, Inc. in January, 2000. The company was founded in 1995 and is based in Santa Clara, California. As of August 5, 2009, Sequence Design, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Apache Design Solutions, Inc.

Frictionless Commerce delivers supplier relationship management software to the purchasing organizations. It offers Sourcing software, an enterprise sourcing platform that minimizes the cost of acquisition for various direct and indirect materials, services, and capital equipment. The company serves banking, insurance, professional services, consumer products, discrete manufacturing, life sciences, telecommunications, and utilities markets. Frictionless Commerce, Inc. was founded in 1998 and is based in Newton Square, Pennsylvania with an additional office in London, England. As of June 5, 2006, Frictionless Commerce, Inc. is a subsidiary of SAP AG.

Celion Networks, Inc. designs, manufactures, and markets enterprise optical networking products. The company markets an enterprise-class solution that enables transport of data over distance. It provides customer solutions for network design and dark fiber acquisition, hardware installation, network management, and long-term maintenance.

Network Elements is the design and development of 10Gb/s and 40Gb/s Optical Networking Modules with innovations in high-speed optics, electronics and wire-speed, multi-protocol ASICs. These Optical Networking Modules address the core, metropolitan area, edge and server markets, providing the highest levels of performance and integration in a single module. Network Elements' products enable new classes of optical networking equipment based on flexible, scalable and configurable architectures. Network Elements shuts doors.

Ardence is a provider of solutions that enables IT administrators to provision PCs, servers, and web services on-demand from a centrally managed source. Ardence software can support a dynamic desktop infrastructure, in which both the operating system (OS) and applications are delivered to a bare metal machine from virtual disks on a centralized server.