Epic Games is an American video game and software company that creates games and offers its game engine technology to other developers. It specializes in developing games and engine technology and operates a game store that empowers others to make quality games and 3D content, thereby providing game developers the ability to build high-fidelity, interactive experiences for PC, console, mobile, and virtual reality devices.
Aquinox Pharmaceuticals Inc., a pharmaceutical company, engages in discovery, development, and commercialization of small molecule therapeutics for the treatment of cancer and inflammatory disease. It offers AQX-MN100, a drug used to treat cancer and inflammatory disease, as well as SH2-containing inositol 5'-phosphatase inhibition program for blood cell recovery. The company was founded in 2004 and is based in Vancouver, Canada.
Spectra7 Microsystems is a semiconductor company delivering unprecedented bandwidth, speed, and resolution to enable disruptive industrial design for leading consumer electronics manufacturers in virtual reality, augmented reality, data centers, and other connectivity markets. It specializes in the fields of wireless infrastructure and data center active cables.
Alder's mission is to help alleviate human suffering by generating better and safer antibody therapeutics through novel technologies. Alder plays two roles: As a biopharmaceutical company, Alder uses its proprietary technologies to uniquely identify, develop, produce and market its own antibody therapeutics. The work being done at Alder today will help those who suffer from cancer, autoimmune diseases, and inflammatory diseases. As a licensing partner, Alder is revolutionizing the way the pharmaceutical industry discovers, develops and produces antibody therapeutics. Through various licensing agreements, Alder has used its proprietary technology to help major biopharmaceutical partners advance novel therapeutics to the clinic in less time and at lower cost. Alder's licensing strategy also includes identifying strategic partners to assist in the development and marketing of its preclinical and clinical pipeline programs.
NeurAxon, Inc. discovers and develops pain therapeutics targeting neuronal nitric oxide synthase. It has oral products in pipeline addressing acute migraine, neuropathic pain chronic daily headache, inflammatory pain, migraine prophylaxis, and severe pain. The company was founded in 2004 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.
Celator Pharmaceuticals, Inc., a biopharmaceutical company, develops therapies to treat cancer. The company focuses on CombiPlex, a drug ratio technology platform that enables to the development of combination therapies. Its products include CPX-1 (Irinotecan HCI-Floxuridine), a treatment for colorectal cancer; and CPX-351 (Cytarabine-Daunorubicin), a treatment for acute myeloid leukemia (AML). Celator Pharmaceuticals, Inc. was formerly known as Celator Technologies, Inc. The company was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Princeton, New Jersey.
Aquinox Pharmaceuticals Inc., a pharmaceutical company, engages in discovery, development, and commercialization of small molecule therapeutics for the treatment of cancer and inflammatory disease. It offers AQX-MN100, a drug used to treat cancer and inflammatory disease, as well as SH2-containing inositol 5'-phosphatase inhibition program for blood cell recovery. The company was founded in 2004 and is based in Vancouver, Canada.
SWITCH Materials develops revolutionary new materials based on proprietary organic molecules that "switch" optical properties on command. SWITCH’s molecular switches can be developed for a number of applications, especially in the areas of molecular electronics and health sciences, including optical filters, photochromic inks, paints and fibers, high-density optical information storage systems, molecular sensors and biomarkers for labeling and tracking of live cells. SWITCH has assembled a team of cutting-edge materials scientists with combined expertise in synthetic chemistry, polymer processing, optics, and molecular & materials engineering. SWITCH conducts its research and development activities in our own laboratories and the state-of-the-art analytical and clean room facilities at 4D LABS, Simon Fraser University's new $40 million materials science research centre.
Fresco Microchip is a fabless semiconductor company that has taken a different approach to an old problem - the challenge of converting analog to digital. Focused on the broad consumer electronics market, the company uniquely brings together three core technologies: next-generation RF, mixed-signal and digital signal processing (DSP). Television level video quality has long been the goal of legacy demodulator designers using digital technology. Fresco uses Agile Signal Processing (agileSPâ„¢) technology to create universal legacy demodulation in low cost CMOS. Digital technology provides television quality video without the part to part variation of the traditional analog implementation. Combining digital demodulation technology with patentable iSAWâ„¢ and agileSPâ„¢ provides the complete hybrid solution.
QuickPlay Media is the leading provider of managed service solutions for the distribution of premium video to IP-connected devices. Successfully used by the world’s largest communications and media companies, QuickPlay’s cloud-based OpenVideo platform provides the most scalable and secure way for companies to deliver engaging multiscreen entertainment experiences. For more information, please follow QuickPlay Media on Twitter at @quickplaymedia. Interested parties can also follow QuickPlay on Facebook at www.facebook.com/quickplaymedia. QuickPlay was founded in April 2004 by telecommunications executive Wayne Purboo and media executive Raja Khanna and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada with local sales offices in North America and Europe.
Zeugma Systems is a privately held telecommunications equipment supplier delivering open solutions that accelerate new service deployment for broadband service providers of all types. The Zeugma Services Node, a service delivery router (SDR), uniquely combines massive compute resources with next-generation capacity, service awareness, and subscriber awareness in a carrier-grade, fully redundant system. The result is a new class of equipment that enables service providers to: Rapidly prototype and launch new revenue-generating services and network behaviors, Identify and monitor session flows on a highly granular per-subscriber, per-service basis, Manage individual session flows in order to enforce policy-based quality of service (QOS), Develop applications, such as targeted ad insertion, that add value to individual session flows, Reduce the number and types of edge devices required to deliver high-value services while performing, standard broadband aggregation and subscriber management functions.
MacroGenics, Inc., a biotechnology company, focuses on the development, manufacture, and commercialization of immunotherapeutics for autoimmune disorders, cancer, and infectious diseases. The company is developing immune-based products, including monoclonal antibodies; and vaccines to prevent infections in healthy individuals. The company's Fc engineering technology enables to improve antibody functions to eliminate cancer cells. It is also developing products around the Dual Activating ReTargeting technology. The company was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Rockville, Maryland.
Celator Pharmaceuticals, Inc., a biopharmaceutical company, develops therapies to treat cancer. The company focuses on CombiPlex, a drug ratio technology platform that enables to the development of combination therapies. Its products include CPX-1 (Irinotecan HCI-Floxuridine), a treatment for colorectal cancer; and CPX-351 (Cytarabine-Daunorubicin), a treatment for acute myeloid leukemia (AML). Celator Pharmaceuticals, Inc. was formerly known as Celator Technologies, Inc. The company was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Princeton, New Jersey.
Fresco Microchip is a fabless semiconductor company that has taken a different approach to an old problem - the challenge of converting analog to digital. Focused on the broad consumer electronics market, the company uniquely brings together three core technologies: next-generation RF, mixed-signal and digital signal processing (DSP). Television level video quality has long been the goal of legacy demodulator designers using digital technology. Fresco uses Agile Signal Processing (agileSPâ„¢) technology to create universal legacy demodulation in low cost CMOS. Digital technology provides television quality video without the part to part variation of the traditional analog implementation. Combining digital demodulation technology with patentable iSAWâ„¢ and agileSPâ„¢ provides the complete hybrid solution.
BelAir Networks wireless networking equipment is deployed by the world's leading service providers including AT&T, Comcast and Time Warner Cable. The company's portfolio of indoor access points and outdoor picocell base stations, control and management systems enable service providers to deploy high performance, scalable and flexible wireless networks. BelAir Networks solutions provide a compelling return on investment enabling service providers to capitalize on the explosive growth of mobile data devices, applications and usage. Innovative cable, telecom and mobile service providers use BelAir Networks to drive revenue and improve competitiveness. Founded in 2002, BelAir Networks is a privately held company with Tier 1 carrier customers and backed by investment from Comcast Interactive Capital, T-Mobile Venture Fund and leading venture capital firms including Trilogy Equity Partners. For more information, visit www.belairnetworks.com.
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Zeugma Systems is a privately held telecommunications equipment supplier delivering open solutions that accelerate new service deployment for broadband service providers of all types. The Zeugma Services Node, a service delivery router (SDR), uniquely combines massive compute resources with next-generation capacity, service awareness, and subscriber awareness in a carrier-grade, fully redundant system. The result is a new class of equipment that enables service providers to: Rapidly prototype and launch new revenue-generating services and network behaviors, Identify and monitor session flows on a highly granular per-subscriber, per-service basis, Manage individual session flows in order to enforce policy-based quality of service (QOS), Develop applications, such as targeted ad insertion, that add value to individual session flows, Reduce the number and types of edge devices required to deliver high-value services while performing, standard broadband aggregation and subscriber management functions.
Founded in 2004, SiXtron is a private, venture backed company located in Montreal, Quebec, focusing on developing anti-reflective coating solutions for the solar cell industry. Other highly scalable and cost-effective thin film coating solutions, for both the electronics industry and the industrial coatings sector, are under development. Sixtron thin films have unique optical and mechanical properties, and can be deposited without the complex requirements of hazardous silane gas.
QuickPlay Media is the leading provider of managed service solutions for the distribution of premium video to IP-connected devices. Successfully used by the world’s largest communications and media companies, QuickPlay’s cloud-based OpenVideo platform provides the most scalable and secure way for companies to deliver engaging multiscreen entertainment experiences. For more information, please follow QuickPlay Media on Twitter at @quickplaymedia. Interested parties can also follow QuickPlay on Facebook at www.facebook.com/quickplaymedia. QuickPlay was founded in April 2004 by telecommunications executive Wayne Purboo and media executive Raja Khanna and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada with local sales offices in North America and Europe.
Presidio Pharmaceuticals, Inc. is a specialty pharmaceutical company focused on the discovery, in-licensing, development and commercialization of novel therapeutics for viral infections, including HCV and HIV. Presidio has raised over $27 million in financing from Panorama Capital, Baker Brothers Investments, Bay City Capital, Ventures West, Nexus Medical Partners, and Sagamore Bioventures LLC.
NeurAxon, Inc. discovers and develops pain therapeutics targeting neuronal nitric oxide synthase. It has oral products in pipeline addressing acute migraine, neuropathic pain chronic daily headache, inflammatory pain, migraine prophylaxis, and severe pain. The company was founded in 2004 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.
Celator Pharmaceuticals, Inc., a biopharmaceutical company, develops therapies to treat cancer. The company focuses on CombiPlex, a drug ratio technology platform that enables to the development of combination therapies. Its products include CPX-1 (Irinotecan HCI-Floxuridine), a treatment for colorectal cancer; and CPX-351 (Cytarabine-Daunorubicin), a treatment for acute myeloid leukemia (AML). Celator Pharmaceuticals, Inc. was formerly known as Celator Technologies, Inc. The company was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Princeton, New Jersey.
6N Silicon, Inc. manufactures solar grade silicon and polysilicon for the use in the production of solar cells in North America, Europe, and Asia. It develops a process for purifying metallurgical grade silicon into solar grade silicon using metallurgical processing. Its silicon purification process provides an approach to the production of solar grade silicon for the photovoltaic industry. 6N Silicon, Inc. was founded in 2006 and is based in Vaughan, Canada. As of February 11, 2010, 6N Silicon Inc. operates as a wholly owned subsidiary of CaliSolar, Inc.
Aquinox Pharmaceuticals Inc., a pharmaceutical company, engages in discovery, development, and commercialization of small molecule therapeutics for the treatment of cancer and inflammatory disease. It offers AQX-MN100, a drug used to treat cancer and inflammatory disease, as well as SH2-containing inositol 5'-phosphatase inhibition program for blood cell recovery. The company was founded in 2004 and is based in Vancouver, Canada.
Like most other players in this space, EQO helps save you money on long distance calls by bridging long distance calls over cheaper IP lines. What essentially happens is that your phone an EQO server on a local number, which transfers your call onto cheaper data lines across the internet, and then hops back onto standard phone lines and through another local number to the callee. The call only costs you minutes from your phone plan and the data cost for the VOIP line which runs 95-98% less than standard calling rates. Callers will store value for phone calls in EQO credits. However, calling another EQO user is free.
RapidMind, Inc. provides a software development platform that allows software vendors to deliver performance on multi-core and stream processors. It offers RapidMind Multi-core Development Platform, which enables software organizations to deliver products with less risk and lower development costs, as well as enables single-threaded manageable applications that fully leverage multi-core processors. The company was founded in 2004 as Serious Hack, Inc. and changed its name to RapidMind, Inc. in 2006. RapidMind, Inc. is based in Waterloo, Canada. As of August 19, 2009, the RapidMind team and products have joined Intel Corporation and continue to work on similar products and technology there under the "Ct Technology" project.
Serveron Corporation develops, delivers, and supports online transformer products, as well as diagnostic services. It offers transformer monitors that provide key asset data, including dissolved gas analysis of the insulating oil of power transformers and other oil-filled equipment; monitoring services, which provide access to transformer monitor data from any Internet-connected Windows personal computer; transformer bushing monitors for power factor testing; transformer advisory service to assist utilities in managing their transformer fleets; and energy asset management to manage remote energy systems through real-time monitoring, control, and reporting. The company’s products and services monitor the operating condition and changes in performance of generation, transmission, and distribution equipment, including power transformers, LTC’s, and bushings. It serves utilities, industrial users, and service organizations in the United States and internationally. The company, formerly known as Micromonitors, Inc., is headquartered in Hillsboro, Oregon. As of January 8, 2008, Serveron Corporation operates as a subsidiary of BPL Global, Ltd.
Osprey Pharmaceuticals USA is a clinical stage company focused on the development of novel protein therapeutics for the treatment of inflammatory and immune diseases. The company is advancing a pipeline of proprietary fusion protein therapeutics known as Leukocyte Population Modulators (LPMs) that are designed to selectively target and neutralize chemokine-activated leukocytes underlying a variety of inflammatory and immune diseases. The Company’s lead candidate, CCL2-LPM targeting the CCR2 chemokine receptor expressed by certain pathologically activated leukocytes is in a Phase Ib clinical trial for the treatment of IgA nephropathy.
BelAir Networks wireless networking equipment is deployed by the world's leading service providers including AT&T, Comcast and Time Warner Cable. The company's portfolio of indoor access points and outdoor picocell base stations, control and management systems enable service providers to deploy high performance, scalable and flexible wireless networks. BelAir Networks solutions provide a compelling return on investment enabling service providers to capitalize on the explosive growth of mobile data devices, applications and usage. Innovative cable, telecom and mobile service providers use BelAir Networks to drive revenue and improve competitiveness. Founded in 2002, BelAir Networks is a privately held company with Tier 1 carrier customers and backed by investment from Comcast Interactive Capital, T-Mobile Venture Fund and leading venture capital firms including Trilogy Equity Partners. For more information, visit www.belairnetworks.com.
Alder's mission is to help alleviate human suffering by generating better and safer antibody therapeutics through novel technologies. Alder plays two roles: As a biopharmaceutical company, Alder uses its proprietary technologies to uniquely identify, develop, produce and market its own antibody therapeutics. The work being done at Alder today will help those who suffer from cancer, autoimmune diseases, and inflammatory diseases. As a licensing partner, Alder is revolutionizing the way the pharmaceutical industry discovers, develops and produces antibody therapeutics. Through various licensing agreements, Alder has used its proprietary technology to help major biopharmaceutical partners advance novel therapeutics to the clinic in less time and at lower cost. Alder's licensing strategy also includes identifying strategic partners to assist in the development and marketing of its preclinical and clinical pipeline programs.
DabbleDB lets users build multiple database applications from a single database or spreadsheet. All users have to do is create a single database on DabbleDB and they can create multiple database applications like charts, maps and calendars. The product helps to leverage a single data source to do more work for you.
Zeugma Systems is a privately held telecommunications equipment supplier delivering open solutions that accelerate new service deployment for broadband service providers of all types. The Zeugma Services Node, a service delivery router (SDR), uniquely combines massive compute resources with next-generation capacity, service awareness, and subscriber awareness in a carrier-grade, fully redundant system. The result is a new class of equipment that enables service providers to: Rapidly prototype and launch new revenue-generating services and network behaviors, Identify and monitor session flows on a highly granular per-subscriber, per-service basis, Manage individual session flows in order to enforce policy-based quality of service (QOS), Develop applications, such as targeted ad insertion, that add value to individual session flows, Reduce the number and types of edge devices required to deliver high-value services while performing, standard broadband aggregation and subscriber management functions.
MacroGenics, Inc., a biotechnology company, focuses on the development, manufacture, and commercialization of immunotherapeutics for autoimmune disorders, cancer, and infectious diseases. The company is developing immune-based products, including monoclonal antibodies; and vaccines to prevent infections in healthy individuals. The company's Fc engineering technology enables to improve antibody functions to eliminate cancer cells. It is also developing products around the Dual Activating ReTargeting technology. The company was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Rockville, Maryland.
Marqui is a cloud-based platform that enables you to create, update, and add new content to your website. The system enables marketing teams to produce and publish web-ready HTML, CSS, and Javascript content quickly and easily, without having to know how to code. You are empowered to update your content anytime, anywhere. Marqui gives you complete control over the process of content creation, scheduling and publication, as well as a beautifully designed and easy-to-navigate web experience. With a single interface and comprehensive workflow controls, you can maintain and update content through a single platform. Marqui’s in-house services teams also help marketing teams design and develop websites and campaigns; while our Client Success Team provides live support to ensure your questions are answered quickly and day-to-day operations run smoothly.
Serveron Corporation develops, delivers, and supports online transformer products, as well as diagnostic services. It offers transformer monitors that provide key asset data, including dissolved gas analysis of the insulating oil of power transformers and other oil-filled equipment; monitoring services, which provide access to transformer monitor data from any Internet-connected Windows personal computer; transformer bushing monitors for power factor testing; transformer advisory service to assist utilities in managing their transformer fleets; and energy asset management to manage remote energy systems through real-time monitoring, control, and reporting. The company’s products and services monitor the operating condition and changes in performance of generation, transmission, and distribution equipment, including power transformers, LTC’s, and bushings. It serves utilities, industrial users, and service organizations in the United States and internationally. The company, formerly known as Micromonitors, Inc., is headquartered in Hillsboro, Oregon. As of January 8, 2008, Serveron Corporation operates as a subsidiary of BPL Global, Ltd.
Avokia, Inc. provides database middleware software for enterprises and customers that enables the continuous availability of database information. It offers apLive, a database and operating system, which allows database clustering by supporting transaction replication in multiple horizontally scaled databases. The company offers its products for enterprise applications for disaster recovery at the database level. Avokia, Inc. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.
QuIC Financial Technologies, Inc. develops simulation, risk calculation, and pricing platform solutions for financial institutions and companies. The company offers QuIC product suite that consists an n-dimensional vector based calculator to solve mathematical problems. Its products include QuIC Engine for desktop computers to achieve levels of performance associated with supercomputers; QuIC Script, a vector computing language to express financial solutions to the QuIC Engine; and QuIC Analytics that provides instrumentations, such as interest rate and foreign exchange derivatives, equities and commodities, hybrids, asset backed securities, and credit derivatives, as well as a series of utility function libraries. The company also provides QuIC Workbench for developing, modifying, customizing, visualizing, and testing QuIC Script; QuIC mechanics, a product framework that decomposes a financial instrument into a series of events, such as cashflows, exercise decisions, resets, and maturities; and QuIC Simulation Framework, an enterprise-scale calculation and simulation framework to manage the portfolio simulation workflow. In addition, it offers integration products, which include QuIC Dispatch that provides choices for interfacing with client solutions; QuIC Bridge, which provides an interface between QuIC Script and the client's existing models; and QuIC Data Channels, an architecture for the movement of data between relational databases or CSV files, and QuIC Script. Further, the company provides product support, system integration, custom development, consulting and advisory services, educational and technical resources, and training services; and market risk, credit risk, credit valuation adjustment, unified risk, and structured product solutions. QuIC Financial Technologies, Inc. was formerly known as Quadrus Financial Technologies, Inc. The company was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in Vancouver, Canada with additional offices in London and New York.
Like most other players in this space, EQO helps save you money on long distance calls by bridging long distance calls over cheaper IP lines. What essentially happens is that your phone an EQO server on a local number, which transfers your call onto cheaper data lines across the internet, and then hops back onto standard phone lines and through another local number to the callee. The call only costs you minutes from your phone plan and the data cost for the VOIP line which runs 95-98% less than standard calling rates. Callers will store value for phone calls in EQO credits. However, calling another EQO user is free.
Resonant Medical develops, manufactures, and commercializes 3D ultrasound image-guided adaptive radiotherapy products. Its products include Clarity Breast System, an IGRT solution for precise non-ionizing guidance for boost and conformal breast treatments; Clarity Prostate System, an IGRT solution for precise non-invasive guidance for prostate treatments; and Multi-Anatomy System, an IGRT solution for precise non-invasive guidance for soft tissue anatomy IGRT treatments, such as gyne and bladder. Resonant Medical serves physicians, physicists, therapists, and administrators. Fred Francis, Anthony Falco, Luc Sirois, and François Perraton founded it in 2000, with its headquarters in Montreal in Canada, and Elekta acquired it as of May 31, 2010.
Fortiva provides an on-demand email archiving solution that addresses three key challenges email storage management, legal discovery and regulatory compliance without the headaches of managing an archive in-house. As a Software as a Service (SaaS) solution, the Fortiva Archiving Suite can be up and running in days, with minimal upfront capital costs and planning requirements.
Fresco Microchip is a fabless semiconductor company that has taken a different approach to an old problem - the challenge of converting analog to digital. Focused on the broad consumer electronics market, the company uniquely brings together three core technologies: next-generation RF, mixed-signal and digital signal processing (DSP). Television level video quality has long been the goal of legacy demodulator designers using digital technology. Fresco uses Agile Signal Processing (agileSPâ„¢) technology to create universal legacy demodulation in low cost CMOS. Digital technology provides television quality video without the part to part variation of the traditional analog implementation. Combining digital demodulation technology with patentable iSAWâ„¢ and agileSPâ„¢ provides the complete hybrid solution.
Alder's mission is to help alleviate human suffering by generating better and safer antibody therapeutics through novel technologies. Alder plays two roles: As a biopharmaceutical company, Alder uses its proprietary technologies to uniquely identify, develop, produce and market its own antibody therapeutics. The work being done at Alder today will help those who suffer from cancer, autoimmune diseases, and inflammatory diseases. As a licensing partner, Alder is revolutionizing the way the pharmaceutical industry discovers, develops and produces antibody therapeutics. Through various licensing agreements, Alder has used its proprietary technology to help major biopharmaceutical partners advance novel therapeutics to the clinic in less time and at lower cost. Alder's licensing strategy also includes identifying strategic partners to assist in the development and marketing of its preclinical and clinical pipeline programs.
Celator Pharmaceuticals, Inc., a biopharmaceutical company, develops therapies to treat cancer. The company focuses on CombiPlex, a drug ratio technology platform that enables to the development of combination therapies. Its products include CPX-1 (Irinotecan HCI-Floxuridine), a treatment for colorectal cancer; and CPX-351 (Cytarabine-Daunorubicin), a treatment for acute myeloid leukemia (AML). Celator Pharmaceuticals, Inc. was formerly known as Celator Technologies, Inc. The company was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Princeton, New Jersey.
TimeSpring has developed a better way to protect data. With TimeSpring protecting your data is simple and automatic; data is always available and instantly recoverable. TimeSpring believes that businesses prefer to focus on their core expertise and their clients, not on the next backup. To accomplish this, TimeSpring gives computers an everlasting memory to ensure data is 100% available, infinitely preserved, and never overwritten.
NeurAxon, Inc. discovers and develops pain therapeutics targeting neuronal nitric oxide synthase. It has oral products in pipeline addressing acute migraine, neuropathic pain chronic daily headache, inflammatory pain, migraine prophylaxis, and severe pain. The company was founded in 2004 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.
PolyFuel has develops improved membranes and systems for resolving the power gap in portable electronic devices.
Serveron Corporation develops, delivers, and supports online transformer products, as well as diagnostic services. It offers transformer monitors that provide key asset data, including dissolved gas analysis of the insulating oil of power transformers and other oil-filled equipment; monitoring services, which provide access to transformer monitor data from any Internet-connected Windows personal computer; transformer bushing monitors for power factor testing; transformer advisory service to assist utilities in managing their transformer fleets; and energy asset management to manage remote energy systems through real-time monitoring, control, and reporting. The company’s products and services monitor the operating condition and changes in performance of generation, transmission, and distribution equipment, including power transformers, LTC’s, and bushings. It serves utilities, industrial users, and service organizations in the United States and internationally. The company, formerly known as Micromonitors, Inc., is headquartered in Hillsboro, Oregon. As of January 8, 2008, Serveron Corporation operates as a subsidiary of BPL Global, Ltd.
OncoGenex’ mission is to meet the challenge of treatment resistance through the development and commercialization of first-in-class, innovative therapies that have the potential to redefine treatment outcomes for patients with a variety of cancers.
Photonics Control delivers sophisticated, intelligent and cost-effective solutions across a whole range of optical devices.
Serveron Corporation develops, delivers, and supports online transformer products, as well as diagnostic services. It offers transformer monitors that provide key asset data, including dissolved gas analysis of the insulating oil of power transformers and other oil-filled equipment; monitoring services, which provide access to transformer monitor data from any Internet-connected Windows personal computer; transformer bushing monitors for power factor testing; transformer advisory service to assist utilities in managing their transformer fleets; and energy asset management to manage remote energy systems through real-time monitoring, control, and reporting. The company’s products and services monitor the operating condition and changes in performance of generation, transmission, and distribution equipment, including power transformers, LTC’s, and bushings. It serves utilities, industrial users, and service organizations in the United States and internationally. The company, formerly known as Micromonitors, Inc., is headquartered in Hillsboro, Oregon. As of January 8, 2008, Serveron Corporation operates as a subsidiary of BPL Global, Ltd.
SiberCore Technologies Incorporated is a pure-play, Internet IC company developing high-value-added Application Specific Standard Products (ASSPs) for intelligent hardware-based switching and routing platforms, such as Gigabit / Terabit Routers and Layer 2 / 3 / 4 Ethernet Switches. The company's initial products are a family of high-speed high-capacity packet forwarding engines based on Content Addressable Memories (CAM technology) which overcome the performance bottleneck associated with the network's routing table look-up function. This emerging market has been created by the demands of the explosion in datacom traffic, coupled with the worldwide deployment of fiber optics and DWDM. These broadband deployments have shifted the bottleneck from the Access and Transport section of the network, to the Routers and Switches connecting to these pipes. The company's founding technical team gained industry-wide recognition for its world-class design expertise in this area at Nortel Networks. A veteran Executive team in all the functional divisions of the company supplements this preeminent technical team.
PolyFuel has develops improved membranes and systems for resolving the power gap in portable electronic devices.
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Angstrom Power Incorporated researches and develops portable fuel cell devices. It provides Micro Hydrogen, an electrochemical energy converter that produces electricity, water vapor, and heat from hydrogen and airborne oxygen.
Interomex Biopharmaceuticals Inc. is dedicated to the identification of novel biological targets in key cellular processes with the aim of discovering lead compounds for the treatment of disease. The company’s proprietary Repressed Trans-activator (RTATM) technology can be used to detect protein-protein interactions between a host and an infectious agent, as well as within cells in normal and diseased states. A particular advantage of RTATM is its ability to detect the interactions of transcription transactivator proteins, which are key control points in viral infections and cell activation.
Convera is a business specializing in global payments and foreign exchange services, primarily catering to sectors such as education, finance, travel, healthcare, and non-governmental organizations. The company offers a payments platform that simplifies cross-border and cross-currency transactions, allowing businesses to manage international payments effectively and efficiently. In addition to its payment solutions, Convera is also recognized for its enterprise search and categorization technologies, which help organizations maximize their return on investment in unstructured information. Its RetrievalWare solutions provide secure and scalable search capabilities across various media types and languages, serving over 900 customers in 33 countries for applications including knowledge management and regulatory compliance. Convera's offerings are designed to enhance operational efficiency and support critical business functions.
Plazmic K.K. provides content deployment solutions for mobile devices worldwide, and is a Japanese subsidiary of Canadian-based Research In Motion Limited (RIM). Plazmic's suite of software solutions enable rich and dynamic content creation and deployment for wireless devices worldwide. Prior to its acquisition by BlackBerry (then RIM), Plazmic raised about $8 million (CAD). Investors included the Eastern Technology Seed Investment Fund (BDC and BMO & VW), Ventures West (VW), and angels. Plazmic had about 36 employees at the time of acquisition, located mainly in Toronto with a team in Tokyo. Plazmic was founded by Jay Steele, who led the company's technology development as CTO and President. Keith Bates was the original lead VC and later became CEO. The original VC investments in Plazmic earned the CVCA's Deal of the Year Award for high IRR.
Serveron Corporation develops, delivers, and supports online transformer products, as well as diagnostic services. It offers transformer monitors that provide key asset data, including dissolved gas analysis of the insulating oil of power transformers and other oil-filled equipment; monitoring services, which provide access to transformer monitor data from any Internet-connected Windows personal computer; transformer bushing monitors for power factor testing; transformer advisory service to assist utilities in managing their transformer fleets; and energy asset management to manage remote energy systems through real-time monitoring, control, and reporting. The company’s products and services monitor the operating condition and changes in performance of generation, transmission, and distribution equipment, including power transformers, LTC’s, and bushings. It serves utilities, industrial users, and service organizations in the United States and internationally. The company, formerly known as Micromonitors, Inc., is headquartered in Hillsboro, Oregon. As of January 8, 2008, Serveron Corporation operates as a subsidiary of BPL Global, Ltd.
Nu-Wave Photonics is a manufacturer of optical sensors for detecting chemicals and biological agents.
Chancery Student Management Solutions is the leading provider of student information management solutions and support for K-12 schools and districts. Chancery solutions offer accurate real-time information on more than thirteen million students to one million educators every day. Built to address the challenges faced by today's districts, Chancery SMS is uniquely aligned to meet the reporting requirements of the No Child Left Behind Act. With more than 15 years of industry firsts and 18,000 installations customized to meet the needs and budgets of diverse schools and districts throughout North America, Chancery is the educational community's most trusted and proven partner.
Knowledge Junction Systems develops and markets Business Intelligence and Smart e-Commerce Applications.
Prologic Corporation is the leading developer of software solutions for the global financial services industry. Their technologies enable financial institutions to quickly deploy solutions for their converging financial services offerings, while also supporting capabilities for increasing profitability, customer acquisition and retention. Through strategic alliances with Microsoft, Compaq Computer Corporation, EDS, Siemens Business Services, CAP Gemini, NRI, CGI, ISM-BC, APAK Systems and other international partners, Prologic’s financial solutions are in use in over 300 financial institutions globally. More than 20 Internet banks use Prologic solutions. 7 of the top 25 largest banks in the world use Prologic products.
Sedona Networks designs and builds innovative, multi-services access network solutions.