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D-Matrix is a computing platform that targets artificial intelligence inferencing workloads in the datacenter. Its mission is to build and deploy the world’s first brain-inspired AI compute engine for a broad class of inferencing workloads in the multi-billion dollar cloud and infrastructure edge markets.

Sonatus delivers technology and solutions that accelerate vehicle software innovation. Their platforms and products serve as key building blocks that allow automotive companies and their ecosystem to deliver continuous improvements in costs, capabilities, reliability, and user experience over the vehicle lifespan, realizing the promise of software-defined vehicles.

Avera Semiconductor provides application-specific integrated circuit (ASIC) semiconductor solutions. Avera has design experience in fields such as analog and mixed-signal and SoCs for switches, routers, and other devices.

At Aquantia, all three elements are present in abundance. Aquantia benefits from team members with a depth of diverse technology development expertise, signal processing innovation and an adherence to lean and agile management practices. Their engineers were at the forefront of the Fast Ethernet and Gigabit Ethernet product deployments, and are among the best in production silicon design. Meet their leadership team, or the board and investors to see their guidance, financial backing and the company they've built.

Cavium Networks designs, develops, and markets semiconductor processors for intelligent and secure networks. Its semiconductor products enable customers to develop networking, wireless, storage, and electronic equipment that are application-aware and content-aware, and securely process voice, video, and data traffic at high speeds. The company sells its products directly or through contract manufacturing organizations and distributors to providers of networking, wireless, storage, and electronic equipment, as well as to original equipment manufacturers primarily in the United States, Japan, Taiwan, and the People’s Republic of China. It has a joint collaboration with Aricent Inc. to provide advanced LTE eNodeB solutions. The company also has collaboration agreements with Atheros Communications Inc. and Design of Systems on Silicon S.A. to offer HD video transmission and distribution to flat panel displays.

Wilocity Ltd. develops 60 GHz wireless chipsets for the notebook and peripheral markets. Its wireless solution provides gigabit wireless networking and point-to-point connectivity. The company's gigabit wireless semiconductor solution brings a desktop experience to mobile computers. Wilocity Ltd. was founded in 2007 and is based in Caesarea, Israel.

Xelerated Inc. operates as a fabless semiconductor company. The company provides HX devices that offer wirespeed performance and cover a range of applications from carrier backbone platforms to access aggregation and enterprise switching systems; and Xelerator devices, which are network processors. It also offers a Software Development Kit that delivers an integrated development environment for developing, simulating, debugging, and testing forwarding plane applications for Xelerator network processors, as well as supports Xelerated's HX carrier Ethernet network processors and AX programmable Ethernet switches. In addition, the company provides Reference Design Kits, which are network processor development platforms for Xelerator network processors; and Precision Time Solution, which provides hardware and software support for Precision Time Protocol and Synchronous Ethernet. Further, it offers solutions for data aware transport platforms, switches/routers, metro Ethernet switches, and access equipment. The company was formerly known as Xelerated Packet Devices and changed its name to Xelerated Inc. in January 2002. The company was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California with additional offices in Tel Aviv, Israel; Beijing, China; and Stockholm, Sweden.

DS2 was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in Valencia, Spain. DS2 was a leading technology innovator in next-generation wireline technology based on the G.hn standard, which aims to combine, powerline, coaxial, and phoneline wiring within a single wired home network. DS2 was also a global supplier of Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) solutions and Universal Powerline Association (UPA) compatible circuits for Digital Home, Smart Grid and Ethernet over Coax applications.

Iamba Networks provides gigabit passive optical networks solutions for telecommunications equipment manufacturers and original device manufacturers. Iamba Networks, Inc. was formerly known as Iamba Technologies, Inc. The company was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Cupertino, California with a research and development center in Israel. As of November 26, 2008, Iamba Networks, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Marvell Technology Group Ltd.

PicoMobile Networks, Inc. develops VoIP and multimedia embedded client software for multi-mode handsets.

Avago - Printer ASICs is a supplier of system-on-chip and system level solutions for both inkjet and laser jet printer systems.

Marvell Semiconductor is a company that specializes in integrated circuit solutions, utilizing advanced communications mixed-signal processing and digital signal processing technologies. It offers a diverse portfolio of semiconductor solutions that focus on data infrastructure, covering areas such as compute, networking, security, and storage. Marvell's innovative technologies serve as critical components for the future of infrastructure technology, providing a unique blend of programmability, scalability, and performance. This enables carriers to drive innovation within their networks. Founded in 1995, Marvell is headquartered in Santa Clara, California.

SysKonnect GmbH is developing industry-leading technology for next-generation.

Wintegra is a provider of highly integrated network processors optimized for mobile backhaul, 3G and 4G wireless and wireline broadband networks.

Galileo Technology is a fabless semiconductor company that designs and markets complex semiconductor devices which solve important problems in high-performance embedded control systems, principally in the area of data communications. Galileo is focused on the mid-to-high-end of the embedded control market, as represented by systems that typically sell for more than $500 and predominantly use high-performance RISC microprocessors. The largest segments of this market are data communications and imaging, areas in which Galileo excels. Over the past year, most of Galileo's new product and new customer efforts have been focused on data communications. Galileo's products are divided into three areas: high-performance core logic, data communications controllers, and WAN interface devices, all of which are key building blocks of embedded systems. Galileo Technology Ltd. was founded in Karmiel, Israel in January 1993 with the charter of providing advanced semiconductor devices to the embedded control market. Galileo opened its marketing and business development group, Galileo Technology Inc., in San Jose, California, in March 1994. Galileo today employs more than 100 people and has sites in San Jose, Boston, London, and Israel. Galileo is a public company, traded on NASDAQ under the symbol GALTF. The Israeli operation is responsible for the architecture and design of all chip and board-level products offered by Galileo, as well as product engineering, test engineering, and quality control. The responsibilities of the U.S. organization include sales, marketing, technical support, operational logistics, and customer service for all customers worldwide. The U.S. and Israeli operations work closely with customers to define new products and provide technical support.