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Aino Health AB is a provider of corporate health management solutions tailored for private and public organizations in Finland. The company offers a suite of services, including HealthManager, a software-as-a-service platform, and SafetyManager, which integrates critical safety management data and processes. Additionally, Aino Health provides HealthDesk, a multichannel service that allows employees to seek immediate professional assistance when feeling unwell or unable to work, as well as TeleHealth services. Furthermore, Aino Health specializes in health management business process outsourcing and consulting services. The company is headquartered in Stockholm, Sweden.

Boksi is a digital advertising platform that transforms the way companies acquire content by connecting them with influencers. The company provides a marketplace that analyzes the posts of micro-influencers on social media, particularly Instagram, and assesses the behavior and preferences of their followers. By leveraging this data, Boksi enables businesses to engage with authentic influencers who can create personalized content featuring their own products, resulting in a more genuine connection with consumers. This approach is not only more authentic than traditional stock photography but also offers significant cost savings, with companies realizing over 70% in savings compared to conventional photo shoots and media agencies.

HDmessaging is a provider of advanced group messaging applications, offering a comprehensive platform designed for mobile operators and developers. The company specializes in enabling group conversations, media sharing, and location sharing through its white-label solutions. Its fully featured API and open-source clients empower developers to create robust messaging applications with functionalities that include cross-platform access and SMS compatibility. HDmessaging's services are utilized by mobile device manufacturers, network operators, and app developers, facilitating the integration of group messaging into various services and applications. This positions HDmessaging as a key player in the evolving landscape of text messaging technology.

Rightware Oy is a developer of graphical user interface solutions, primarily serving the mobile, automotive, and embedded industries globally. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Espoo, Finland, with additional offices in Shanghai, Beijing, and Palo Alto, the company specializes in enhancing user experiences through its innovative software tools. Rightware's flagship product, Kanzi, addresses the challenges associated with implementing 3D user interfaces, allowing UI designers and engineers to focus more on creation, testing, and deployment. The company also offers Kanzi Studio, a user-friendly editor that streamlines the customization of embedded user interfaces. Additionally, Rightware develops Basemark, a suite of system performance analysis tools that measure graphics performance across various platforms, including OpenGL ES and Android. By enabling rapid user interface design and deployment, Rightware plays a pivotal role in advancing automotive graphics and user experience technologies.

Funambol, Inc. is a provider of white-label cloud solutions tailored for mobile operators and service providers. Founded in 2001 and based in Foster City, California, the company offers a suite of personal and business cloud services. Its personal cloud solution, OneMediaHub, allows users to store content securely in the cloud, while OneBizHub enables service providers to offer cloud file synchronization and sharing services for small and medium-sized businesses. Additionally, Funambol provides OneSafetyHub, a safety cloud service that features location tracking and emergency alerts for family security, along with Internet of Things services and OneSIMHub, which supports SIM users in transitioning to smartphones. Formerly known as Sync4j, the company adopted its current name in 2003.

Blyk is a mobile media company that partners with mobile operators to connect young consumers with brands through targeted advertising. Established in the UK in 2007, Blyk has gained recognition as a leader in mobile advertising and audience engagement, known for its innovative use of interactive text and multimedia messaging. By leveraging the everyday behavior of young people, who frequently send and receive messages on their phones, Blyk allows them to engage with brands in a familiar manner. The company's platform enhances customer retention by delivering tailored advertising content, helping brands improve their image and build customer loyalty. Blyk operates from offices in Helsinki, London, Amsterdam, and Delhi, and maintains strategic partnerships with major mobile operators, including Orange and Vodafone.

Octoshape ApS is a Copenhagen-based technology company specializing in live and on-demand streaming audio and video solutions. Founded in 2003, it provides a range of services including live streaming for webcasts from various events such as sports matches, musical performances, and award ceremonies. The company also offers hosted radio and television streaming solutions. One of its key products, the OctoSource signal distribution solution, enables broadcasters to transmit signals over the Internet, facilitating broadcasts from diverse events in sports, music, and entertainment. Additionally, Octoshape provides Cloudmass, a cloud-based content delivery service designed to deliver video globally via the Internet.

Rightware Oy is a developer of graphical user interface solutions, primarily serving the mobile, automotive, and embedded industries globally. Founded in 2009 and headquartered in Espoo, Finland, with additional offices in Shanghai, Beijing, and Palo Alto, the company specializes in enhancing user experiences through its innovative software tools. Rightware's flagship product, Kanzi, addresses the challenges associated with implementing 3D user interfaces, allowing UI designers and engineers to focus more on creation, testing, and deployment. The company also offers Kanzi Studio, a user-friendly editor that streamlines the customization of embedded user interfaces. Additionally, Rightware develops Basemark, a suite of system performance analysis tools that measure graphics performance across various platforms, including OpenGL ES and Android. By enabling rapid user interface design and deployment, Rightware plays a pivotal role in advancing automotive graphics and user experience technologies.

Rightware's benchmarking is focus extending its world leading position in automotive HMI solutions.

Aava Mobile Oy, founded in 2009 and based in Oulu, Finland, specializes in developing mobile platforms for original design and equipment manufacturers. The company offers open platforms that enable OEMs and mobile operators to integrate their own identity, user interface, content, and services into mobile devices. This flexibility allows clients to easily customize their products, thereby differentiating themselves in a competitive market. Aava Mobile's expertise in mobile platform development is backed by a team of industry professionals committed to providing innovative solutions tailored to the needs of their customers.

Conformiq, Inc. is a technology company specializing in automated functional testing and in-sprint automation software solutions. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in San Jose, California, Conformiq develops a range of products including Conformiq 360, an automated test design solution, Conformiq Creator for enterprise IT and web applications testing, and Conformiq Transformer, which automates the execution of tests. The company employs model-based testing techniques to streamline and enhance testing processes, making it suitable for complex system-level testing environments. Conformiq serves clients across various sectors, including telecommunications and embedded software, with notable customers such as AT&T, Vodafone, T-Mobile, Nokia, and Ericsson. Additionally, Conformiq has established strategic partnerships with firms like brightONE, Fraunhofer, Ideabytes, Sopra Steria, and Tech Mahindra, further enhancing its capabilities in the market. The company also maintains offices in Espoo, Finland; Munich, Germany; Kista, Sweden; and Bengaluru, India.

Fuugo is a technology company specializing in a cloud-based over-the-top (OTT) video and television software platform. Originally a division of Nokia that produced PCMCIA hardware cable TV tuners, it was spun off in the mid-2000s and later restructured in the mid-2010s. Fuugo's platform enables broadcasters, content owners, and aggregators to create user interfaces for various TV and video services across multiple devices. By focusing on monetization strategies, Fuugo allows its clients to effectively share and profit from their video content on a range of platforms.

HDmessaging is a provider of advanced group messaging applications, offering a comprehensive platform designed for mobile operators and developers. The company specializes in enabling group conversations, media sharing, and location sharing through its white-label solutions. Its fully featured API and open-source clients empower developers to create robust messaging applications with functionalities that include cross-platform access and SMS compatibility. HDmessaging's services are utilized by mobile device manufacturers, network operators, and app developers, facilitating the integration of group messaging into various services and applications. This positions HDmessaging as a key player in the evolving landscape of text messaging technology.

Funambol, Inc. is a provider of white-label cloud solutions tailored for mobile operators and service providers. Founded in 2001 and based in Foster City, California, the company offers a suite of personal and business cloud services. Its personal cloud solution, OneMediaHub, allows users to store content securely in the cloud, while OneBizHub enables service providers to offer cloud file synchronization and sharing services for small and medium-sized businesses. Additionally, Funambol provides OneSafetyHub, a safety cloud service that features location tracking and emergency alerts for family security, along with Internet of Things services and OneSIMHub, which supports SIM users in transitioning to smartphones. Formerly known as Sync4j, the company adopted its current name in 2003.

Futuremark is a Finnish software development company, established in 1997 and headquartered in Helsinki, with an additional sales office in Silicon Valley and representatives in Taiwan. The company specializes in creating performance analysis software and industry-standard benchmarks for desktop computers, notebooks, tablets, and smartphones. Futuremark collaborates with various technology firms to develop accurate and impartial benchmarks that are widely utilized by the media and enthusiast review platforms for evaluating processors, graphics cards, and mobile devices. It also maintains a comprehensive hardware performance database that leverages user-submitted results, providing online solutions that assist consumers in making informed purchasing decisions. In 2014, Futuremark became part of UL, a global safety science organization focused on product safety testing and verification services.

Ekahau, Inc. is a leading manufacturer of Wi-Fi-based real-time location systems, specializing in solutions for asset tracking, patient safety, staff safety, and workflow optimization. Established in 2000 and headquartered in Reston, Virginia, with additional offices in Helsinki and Hong Kong, the company offers a range of products including Ekahau Vision for monitoring assets and workflows, Ekahau Site Survey for planning Wi-Fi networks, and the Ekahau Sidekick for measuring wireless networks. Its 3D Planner streamlines Wi-Fi design and troubleshooting, ensuring optimal network performance. Ekahau's solutions cater to various sectors including education, healthcare, industrial manufacturing, law enforcement, and hospitality, enabling organizations to manage their wireless networks efficiently. With a customer base exceeding 15,000, including over 100 Fortune 500 companies, Ekahau is recognized for delivering reliable and user-friendly tools for Wi-Fi planning, site surveys, and network optimization.

SkyPilot Networks is a prominent provider of carrier-class broadband wireless equipment, catering to service providers, municipalities, and public safety agencies. The company specializes in enabling the rapid deployment of cost-effective network services, including last-mile Internet access, voice over IP, Wi-Fi hotspots, and video surveillance. Utilizing a patented multi-hop point-to-multipoint architecture, SkyPilot's solutions synchronize high-gain directional antennas to enhance reach, reduce interference, and optimize spectral efficiency. This approach results in a highly scalable and reliable broadband wireless network that simplifies design and increases deployment flexibility while significantly lowering equipment and operating costs. SkyPilot's products, such as the SkyPilot Connector Mini and Pro for long-range connectivity, as well as the SkyPilot EMS for network management, support a wide range of wireless applications. The company has successfully delivered its solutions to customers in over 50 countries and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California.

Ecrio, Inc. is a technology company specializing in 4G LTE real-time communication software and services for the mobile industry. Based in Cupertino, California, Ecrio offers the Mobile Communications Client Suite (MCCS), which facilitates the deployment of core LTE services such as voice, video, and SMS, as well as rich communication services (RCS). The MCCS includes various components, such as SIP/IMS and VoLTE frameworks, designed to streamline the development of LTE and IMS-based messaging applications while ensuring interoperability with existing network infrastructure. Additionally, Ecrio provides a Device-Platform SDK for operators and device manufacturers to optimize installation and an Application Development SDK for creating communication-enhanced applications. The company's solutions cater to a diverse clientele, including handset manufacturers, mobile service operators, and infrastructure providers, helping them to deliver improved customer experiences and accelerate digital transformation through advanced communication capabilities. Founded in 1998, Ecrio remains dedicated to simplifying the integration of rich communication features across multiple applications and devices.

SkyPilot Networks is a prominent provider of carrier-class broadband wireless equipment, catering to service providers, municipalities, and public safety agencies. The company specializes in enabling the rapid deployment of cost-effective network services, including last-mile Internet access, voice over IP, Wi-Fi hotspots, and video surveillance. Utilizing a patented multi-hop point-to-multipoint architecture, SkyPilot's solutions synchronize high-gain directional antennas to enhance reach, reduce interference, and optimize spectral efficiency. This approach results in a highly scalable and reliable broadband wireless network that simplifies design and increases deployment flexibility while significantly lowering equipment and operating costs. SkyPilot's products, such as the SkyPilot Connector Mini and Pro for long-range connectivity, as well as the SkyPilot EMS for network management, support a wide range of wireless applications. The company has successfully delivered its solutions to customers in over 50 countries and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California.

On2 Technologies Finland Oy offers power video codec solutions for wireless IC designs. It develops technology for enabling multimedia in battery operated mobile handsets. The company's portfolio includes hardware and software video codecs, and audio and still image codecs; and mobile TV, camcorder, and player/streamer application solutions. It offers professional services, such as architecture consulting, customization services, integration services, on-site and telephone support, and maintenance and upgrade services. The company serves semiconductor and device manufacturers in the North American, EMEA, and APAC markets. It has strategic partnerships with Access, ARM, Coding Technologies, EXPWAY, Freescale Semiconductor, Inc., OCP, RealNetworks, Silicon & Software Systems, Symbian, Texas Instruments, and Thomson. The company was founded as Hantro Products Oy in 1985 and changed its name to On2 Technologies Finland Oy in November 2007 following the acquisition by On2 Technologies Inc. The company is based in Oulu, Finland with additional offices in Espoo, Finland; Munich, Germany; Tokyo, Japan; Taipei, Taiwan; Kyunggido, Korea; and San Jose, California. As of November 1, 2007, On2 Technologies Finland Oy operates as a subsidiary of On2 Technologies Inc.

Fathammer is a prominent developer of advanced real-time 3D graphics and game technologies tailored for next-generation mobile devices. Founded in October 2000 by veterans from the game, telecommunications, and mobile technology sectors, the company offers products and custom solutions rooted in its proprietary X-Forge Technology. This technology assists other companies in creating and deploying sophisticated 3D games and content on mobile platforms. Fathammer's team, comprised of over 30 experienced professionals, has a strong background in the demo scene computer culture, which emphasizes low-level programming and optimization for limited hardware. This unique expertise enables Fathammer to excel in real-time 3D graphics, optimize for mobile hardware constraints, and develop high-quality games. The company's engineering and development operations are based in Helsinki, Finland, with an additional office in San Jose, California, focusing on sales and marketing activities.

Bitfone offers mProve software, a software solution that helps wireless service providers do over-the-air mobile repairs and upgrades.

Mobile 365 is the new company formed from the merger of the two leaders in the mobile messaging world: InphoMatch, the leader in interoperable data and messaging services for mobile operators, and Mobileway, the leader in messaging solutions for brands and content providers. It is the global leader in the delivery, billing, and settlement of mobile messaging services. Their extensive footprint enables us to reach more mobile users—with more types of mobile data—than anyone else on the globe. They reliably deliver messages, premium content, and value-added services for the leading mobile operators, content providers, brands, and media companies worldwide.

Futuremark is a Finnish software development company, established in 1997 and headquartered in Helsinki, with an additional sales office in Silicon Valley and representatives in Taiwan. The company specializes in creating performance analysis software and industry-standard benchmarks for desktop computers, notebooks, tablets, and smartphones. Futuremark collaborates with various technology firms to develop accurate and impartial benchmarks that are widely utilized by the media and enthusiast review platforms for evaluating processors, graphics cards, and mobile devices. It also maintains a comprehensive hardware performance database that leverages user-submitted results, providing online solutions that assist consumers in making informed purchasing decisions. In 2014, Futuremark became part of UL, a global safety science organization focused on product safety testing and verification services.

Bitfone offers mProve software, a software solution that helps wireless service providers do over-the-air mobile repairs and upgrades.

Bitfone offers mProve software, a software solution that helps wireless service providers do over-the-air mobile repairs and upgrades.

Mobile 365 is the new company formed from the merger of the two leaders in the mobile messaging world: InphoMatch, the leader in interoperable data and messaging services for mobile operators, and Mobileway, the leader in messaging solutions for brands and content providers. It is the global leader in the delivery, billing, and settlement of mobile messaging services. Their extensive footprint enables us to reach more mobile users—with more types of mobile data—than anyone else on the globe. They reliably deliver messages, premium content, and value-added services for the leading mobile operators, content providers, brands, and media companies worldwide.

Hantro Products is a company specializing in video technology tailored for mobile devices and digital consumer electronics. It offers optimized video compression solutions, including hardware and software for various video formats such as MPEG4, H.263, H.264, and VC-1. Hantro's product portfolio encompasses a range of video applications designed for capturing, playback, messaging, streaming, and telephony, ensuring enhanced multimedia experiences on handheld devices and IPTV platforms.

SkyPilot Networks is a prominent provider of carrier-class broadband wireless equipment, catering to service providers, municipalities, and public safety agencies. The company specializes in enabling the rapid deployment of cost-effective network services, including last-mile Internet access, voice over IP, Wi-Fi hotspots, and video surveillance. Utilizing a patented multi-hop point-to-multipoint architecture, SkyPilot's solutions synchronize high-gain directional antennas to enhance reach, reduce interference, and optimize spectral efficiency. This approach results in a highly scalable and reliable broadband wireless network that simplifies design and increases deployment flexibility while significantly lowering equipment and operating costs. SkyPilot's products, such as the SkyPilot Connector Mini and Pro for long-range connectivity, as well as the SkyPilot EMS for network management, support a wide range of wireless applications. The company has successfully delivered its solutions to customers in over 50 countries and is headquartered in Santa Clara, California.

Bitfone offers mProve software, a software solution that helps wireless service providers do over-the-air mobile repairs and upgrades.

Ekahau is the global leader in Wi-Fi network design tools, from WLAN network planning to site surveys and troubleshooting. Ekahau's Wi-Fi tools are used by the leading Wi-Fi infrastructure vendors, systems integrators, and telecom operators as well as thousands of network administrators to minimize network deployment time and ensure sufficient wireless network performance and capacity.

Hybrid Graphics Ltd., the leading developer of embedded 2D and 3D graphics software for handheld devices. This acquisition will enable the customers of both companies to deploy compelling graphics solutions for the entire worldwide handheld market.