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iPronics develops optical networking hardware and software that enables programmable, software-defined photonics for data-center and AI workloads. The company offers a general-purpose integrated programmable photonic system that allows optical hardware to be configured through software to perform multiple functions. This optical reconfigurability supports applications such as data-center interconnection, artificial intelligence, signal processing, sensing, and quantum information, enabling businesses to apply the same hardware across diverse computational tasks. The technology facilitates seamless AI cluster communication and aims to future-proof data-center infrastructure by providing flexible, high-performance photonic capabilities.

Sitehop is a technology company developing cyber-security and networking solutions for telecom and cloud networks. The company designs custom FPGA-based solutions to optimize and accelerate cloud and telecom networks and offers an enterprise network management platform that provides encryption for telecoms and data networks. The platform delivers ultra-low latency and low-power encryption to create secure private networks without physical interconnections, enabling telecom service providers to secure their networks while maintaining performance.

Photonic develops quantum computing technologies using silicon spin qubits and photonics for connectivity. Its innovative approach combines the memory and processing capabilities of spins with the networking advantages of photonics, aiming to create scalable, fault-tolerant, and networked quantum computers.

Nu Quantum is a Cambridge-based quantum technology company developing the networking infrastructure required to scale quantum computers. It produces quantum photonics hardware, including photon sources and detectors, and nano-engineered materials for quantum light generation and ultra-sensitive detection. The firm is building a complete hardware system to create entangled qubit networks by interconnecting computing cores into large distributed clusters, featuring a high-speed network interface, photonic switching fabric, and control systems. This entangled fabric enables secure exchange of cryptographic keys and underpins quantum encryption links for sensitive communications. Partnerships with leading quantum companies, governments, and research groups support the path to market.

iPronics develops optical networking hardware and software that enables programmable, software-defined photonics for data-center and AI workloads. The company offers a general-purpose integrated programmable photonic system that allows optical hardware to be configured through software to perform multiple functions. This optical reconfigurability supports applications such as data-center interconnection, artificial intelligence, signal processing, sensing, and quantum information, enabling businesses to apply the same hardware across diverse computational tasks. The technology facilitates seamless AI cluster communication and aims to future-proof data-center infrastructure by providing flexible, high-performance photonic capabilities.

Nu Quantum is a Cambridge-based quantum technology company developing the networking infrastructure required to scale quantum computers. It produces quantum photonics hardware, including photon sources and detectors, and nano-engineered materials for quantum light generation and ultra-sensitive detection. The firm is building a complete hardware system to create entangled qubit networks by interconnecting computing cores into large distributed clusters, featuring a high-speed network interface, photonic switching fabric, and control systems. This entangled fabric enables secure exchange of cryptographic keys and underpins quantum encryption links for sensitive communications. Partnerships with leading quantum companies, governments, and research groups support the path to market.

Nu Quantum is a Cambridge-based quantum technology company developing the networking infrastructure required to scale quantum computers. It produces quantum photonics hardware, including photon sources and detectors, and nano-engineered materials for quantum light generation and ultra-sensitive detection. The firm is building a complete hardware system to create entangled qubit networks by interconnecting computing cores into large distributed clusters, featuring a high-speed network interface, photonic switching fabric, and control systems. This entangled fabric enables secure exchange of cryptographic keys and underpins quantum encryption links for sensitive communications. Partnerships with leading quantum companies, governments, and research groups support the path to market.

Cambridge Clean Energy (CCE) is a London-based company with operations in Africa, India, the US, and the Middle East. It specializes in providing distributed renewable energy-as-a-service, focusing on delivering reliable power at fixed prices to sectors such as telecommunications, banking, and fuel pumps. The company aims to reduce overall power consumption and operating expenses by utilizing renewable technology to displace diesel consumption, making competitive pricing possible for its clients.

Founded in 2006, Clicktale is a global leader in Experience Analytics. It offers a cloud-based platform that tracks and analyzes digital customer experiences, enabling businesses to understand visitor behavior, optimize websites, and improve conversion rates. Serving clients worldwide across various sectors such as e-commerce, finance, media, and travel, Clicktale's solutions include session playback, heatmaps, form analytics, and customizable conversion funnels.

Nujira is a company specializing in power amplifier technology for the wireless communications industry. They develop High Accuracy Tracking (HAT) Power Modulators designed to enhance the efficiency and flexibility of base stations, transmitters, and cellular terminals. Their technology supports various standards including 3G, evolved 3G, DVB, and WiMAX, enabling equipment vendors to create smaller, more cost-effective solutions that meet the growing demands of operators and broadcasters globally. Nujira holds over 200 patents related to envelope tracking technology, which is crucial for powering energy-efficient fourth-generation cellular devices.

Founded in 2006, Clicktale is a global leader in Experience Analytics. It offers a cloud-based platform that tracks and analyzes digital customer experiences, enabling businesses to understand visitor behavior, optimize websites, and improve conversion rates. Serving clients worldwide across various sectors such as e-commerce, finance, media, and travel, Clicktale's solutions include session playback, heatmaps, form analytics, and customizable conversion funnels.

ip.access Limited is a company specializing in the development and manufacturing of femtocell and picocell solutions aimed at addressing coverage and capacity challenges faced by mobile operators. With over a decade of experience, the company offers a range of technologies, including nano3G and Oyster3G, which facilitate the deployment of small-cell infrastructure across various environments, from residential areas to commercial buildings. Its solutions support multiple generations of mobile technology (2G, 3G, and 4G) and are designed to enhance indoor cellular coverage while reducing reliance on macro networks. ip.access also provides professional services encompassing project support, consultancy, system design, installation, and maintenance, catering to mobile operators, equipment manufacturers, and systems integrators globally. Established in 1997 and headquartered in Cambridge, United Kingdom, with additional operations in India, ip.access operates as a subsidiary of Mavenir Systems.

Nujira is a company specializing in power amplifier technology for the wireless communications industry. They develop High Accuracy Tracking (HAT) Power Modulators designed to enhance the efficiency and flexibility of base stations, transmitters, and cellular terminals. Their technology supports various standards including 3G, evolved 3G, DVB, and WiMAX, enabling equipment vendors to create smaller, more cost-effective solutions that meet the growing demands of operators and broadcasters globally. Nujira holds over 200 patents related to envelope tracking technology, which is crucial for powering energy-efficient fourth-generation cellular devices.

Celltick is a prominent provider of public warning systems and mass notification solutions, recognized as the largest Cell Broadcast Center (CBC) globally. The company's CBC technology is utilized by over 70 mobile operators, reaching more than 1 billion users daily with critical alerts. Celltick's platform supports various alert delivery channels, including location-based SMS, dedicated applications, desktop alerts, email, and interactive voice response (IVR), enabling effective communication for both emergency alerts and commercial messaging. Through its innovative control and management system, Celltick empowers governments and mobile operators to engage subscribers efficiently, ensuring timely and reliable dissemination of important information.

Cambridge Broadband Networks develops and deploys microwave access and wireless backhaul solutions for telecommunication network providers globally. It offers the VectaStar platform, providing mobile backhaul, enterprise access, and small cell network solutions, along with a network management system and configuration application. The company also delivers consultancy services for network design and deployment.

Veebeam Ltd. is a technology company specializing in wireless technologies and products designed to facilitate video streaming and wireless applications. Founded in 2002 and based in Cambridge, United Kingdom, Veebeam develops software for streaming HD audio and video content from set-top boxes to televisions, alongside designing embedded hardware systems for the consumer electronics sector. The company offers a range of products, including Veebeam VideoCaster software, which allows users to stream content from PCs to TVs, and solutions such as Veebeam HD and Veebeam SD that simplify access to various internet video platforms. Additionally, Veebeam provides in-home video solutions utilizing DLNA/UPnP protocols for seamless streaming between networked devices. Its products are compatible with multiple operating systems and are distributed to OEMs and service providers via online retail platforms in several countries. Veebeam was formerly known as Staccato Communications Limited and underwent a name change in April 2010. However, as of October 28, 2013, the company is in liquidation.

Aepona Limited is a technology company headquartered in Belfast, United Kingdom, that specializes in providing a platform for business transformation tailored for telecommunications operators and enterprises. Founded in 1995, Aepona enables organizations to leverage their data, connected devices, and infrastructure by creating and monetizing services through managed APIs. Its offerings include an API monetization platform designed for communications service providers, a service creation and orchestration solution that incorporates API management, and a payments and settlement engine that facilitates the implementation of diverse business models. Aepona serves a global customer base across Europe, North America, and Southeast Asia, with additional locations in Bristol, United Kingdom; Colombo, Sri Lanka; and Leixlip, Ireland. The company operates as a subsidiary of Persistent Systems, Inc. as of October 2015.

Founded in 2002 by semiconductor industry veterans, Icera specializes in developing high-performance soft modem technology for mobile broadband devices. Their solutions enable manufacturers to create differentiated, high-speed data devices with reduced power consumption and cost. Headquartered in the UK, Icera operates globally with design centers across Europe, North America, and Asia.

Founded in 2002 by semiconductor industry veterans, Icera specializes in developing high-performance soft modem technology for mobile broadband devices. Their solutions enable manufacturers to create differentiated, high-speed data devices with reduced power consumption and cost. Headquartered in the UK, Icera operates globally with design centers across Europe, North America, and Asia.

Intune Networks is a developer of innovative optical switching systems aimed at enhancing telecommunications infrastructure. The company has created a groundbreaking networking technology that enables telecom operators to construct simpler, more efficient networks with significantly improved connectivity. By utilizing tuneable lasers and the emerging Optical Burst Switching (OBS) standard, Intune's optical Ethernet switch fabric allows real-time packet switching over long distances, spanning hundreds of kilometers. This approach not only simplifies network complexity but also minimizes the number of required components, enabling instant bandwidth availability at any point within the network. Intune's solutions are designed to help carriers virtualize connectivity and transform mobile transport networks, positioning the company as a key player in the telecommunications sector.

Cambridge Broadband Networks develops and deploys microwave access and wireless backhaul solutions for telecommunication network providers globally. It offers the VectaStar platform, providing mobile backhaul, enterprise access, and small cell network solutions, along with a network management system and configuration application. The company also delivers consultancy services for network design and deployment.

Nomad Digital Ltd. is a global provider of wireless solutions specifically tailored for the transportation sector, particularly the rail industry. Founded in 2002 and headquartered in Newcastle upon Tyne, United Kingdom, the company designs, builds, and manages passenger WiFi systems and on-board infotainment solutions. Its offerings include NDConnect, a vehicle-to-shore communication solution, NDLines for implementing Internet-based applications, NDEngage for passenger information and entertainment, and NDSecure for on-board safety and security. Additionally, Nomad Digital provides NDInsight, a historical reporting tool, and NDMaintain, which focuses on maintenance solutions to enhance fleet efficiency and reduce operational costs. The company serves over 80 customers across more than 40 countries, delivering remote condition monitoring and maintenance solutions that optimize fleet management and enhance operational performance.

Nujira is a company specializing in power amplifier technology for the wireless communications industry. They develop High Accuracy Tracking (HAT) Power Modulators designed to enhance the efficiency and flexibility of base stations, transmitters, and cellular terminals. Their technology supports various standards including 3G, evolved 3G, DVB, and WiMAX, enabling equipment vendors to create smaller, more cost-effective solutions that meet the growing demands of operators and broadcasters globally. Nujira holds over 200 patents related to envelope tracking technology, which is crucial for powering energy-efficient fourth-generation cellular devices.

Xelerated Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company specializing in the development and design of computer networking equipment. The company offers HX devices that deliver wirespeed performance for various applications, including carrier backbone platforms, access aggregation, and enterprise switching systems. Additionally, Xelerated produces Xelerator network processors and provides a comprehensive Software Development Kit that facilitates the development, simulation, debugging, and testing of forwarding plane applications. The company also supplies Reference Design Kits for network processor development and offers a Precision Time Solution that supports Precision Time Protocol and Synchronous Ethernet. Xelerated's solutions cater to data-aware transport platforms, switches and routers, metro Ethernet switches, and access equipment. Founded in 2000, Xelerated is headquartered in Santa Clara, California, with additional offices in Tel Aviv, Beijing, and Stockholm.

PacketFront Software is a Swedish software company specializing in automation solutions for telecom operators. Established during the development of the world's first public fiber optical network in 2001, the company has since evolved its offerings to provide robust and scalable products that enhance the agility and profitability of its customers. PacketFront Software's flagship product, a multi-vendor network orchestrator, facilitates end-to-end network automation, including features such as zero-touch configuration and automated service provisioning for all IP networks. The company's solutions are designed to manage complex multi-vendor environments efficiently, ensuring that telecom operators can remain competitive in a rapidly changing market.

Celltick is a prominent provider of public warning systems and mass notification solutions, recognized as the largest Cell Broadcast Center (CBC) globally. The company's CBC technology is utilized by over 70 mobile operators, reaching more than 1 billion users daily with critical alerts. Celltick's platform supports various alert delivery channels, including location-based SMS, dedicated applications, desktop alerts, email, and interactive voice response (IVR), enabling effective communication for both emergency alerts and commercial messaging. Through its innovative control and management system, Celltick empowers governments and mobile operators to engage subscribers efficiently, ensuring timely and reliable dissemination of important information.

Founded in 2002 by semiconductor industry veterans, Icera specializes in developing high-performance soft modem technology for mobile broadband devices. Their solutions enable manufacturers to create differentiated, high-speed data devices with reduced power consumption and cost. Headquartered in the UK, Icera operates globally with design centers across Europe, North America, and Asia.

Intune Networks is a developer of innovative optical switching systems aimed at enhancing telecommunications infrastructure. The company has created a groundbreaking networking technology that enables telecom operators to construct simpler, more efficient networks with significantly improved connectivity. By utilizing tuneable lasers and the emerging Optical Burst Switching (OBS) standard, Intune's optical Ethernet switch fabric allows real-time packet switching over long distances, spanning hundreds of kilometers. This approach not only simplifies network complexity but also minimizes the number of required components, enabling instant bandwidth availability at any point within the network. Intune's solutions are designed to help carriers virtualize connectivity and transform mobile transport networks, positioning the company as a key player in the telecommunications sector.

Xelerated Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company specializing in the development and design of computer networking equipment. The company offers HX devices that deliver wirespeed performance for various applications, including carrier backbone platforms, access aggregation, and enterprise switching systems. Additionally, Xelerated produces Xelerator network processors and provides a comprehensive Software Development Kit that facilitates the development, simulation, debugging, and testing of forwarding plane applications. The company also supplies Reference Design Kits for network processor development and offers a Precision Time Solution that supports Precision Time Protocol and Synchronous Ethernet. Xelerated's solutions cater to data-aware transport platforms, switches and routers, metro Ethernet switches, and access equipment. Founded in 2000, Xelerated is headquartered in Santa Clara, California, with additional offices in Tel Aviv, Beijing, and Stockholm.

ip.access Limited is a company specializing in the development and manufacturing of femtocell and picocell solutions aimed at addressing coverage and capacity challenges faced by mobile operators. With over a decade of experience, the company offers a range of technologies, including nano3G and Oyster3G, which facilitate the deployment of small-cell infrastructure across various environments, from residential areas to commercial buildings. Its solutions support multiple generations of mobile technology (2G, 3G, and 4G) and are designed to enhance indoor cellular coverage while reducing reliance on macro networks. ip.access also provides professional services encompassing project support, consultancy, system design, installation, and maintenance, catering to mobile operators, equipment manufacturers, and systems integrators globally. Established in 1997 and headquartered in Cambridge, United Kingdom, with additional operations in India, ip.access operates as a subsidiary of Mavenir Systems.

Aepona Limited is a technology company headquartered in Belfast, United Kingdom, that specializes in providing a platform for business transformation tailored for telecommunications operators and enterprises. Founded in 1995, Aepona enables organizations to leverage their data, connected devices, and infrastructure by creating and monetizing services through managed APIs. Its offerings include an API monetization platform designed for communications service providers, a service creation and orchestration solution that incorporates API management, and a payments and settlement engine that facilitates the implementation of diverse business models. Aepona serves a global customer base across Europe, North America, and Southeast Asia, with additional locations in Bristol, United Kingdom; Colombo, Sri Lanka; and Leixlip, Ireland. The company operates as a subsidiary of Persistent Systems, Inc. as of October 2015.

Nujira is a company specializing in power amplifier technology for the wireless communications industry. They develop High Accuracy Tracking (HAT) Power Modulators designed to enhance the efficiency and flexibility of base stations, transmitters, and cellular terminals. Their technology supports various standards including 3G, evolved 3G, DVB, and WiMAX, enabling equipment vendors to create smaller, more cost-effective solutions that meet the growing demands of operators and broadcasters globally. Nujira holds over 200 patents related to envelope tracking technology, which is crucial for powering energy-efficient fourth-generation cellular devices.

Cambridge Broadband Networks develops and deploys microwave access and wireless backhaul solutions for telecommunication network providers globally. It offers the VectaStar platform, providing mobile backhaul, enterprise access, and small cell network solutions, along with a network management system and configuration application. The company also delivers consultancy services for network design and deployment.

SEVEN Networks, Inc. is a software company that specializes in device-centric mobile traffic management and analytics for wireless carriers globally. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in San Carlos, California, SEVEN Networks offers a range of products, including its Open Channel software line, which enhances mobile traffic visibility and optimization while improving end-user experiences. The company's mobile applications facilitate social messaging for consumers and provide carriers with tools for effective communication across various platforms. Additionally, SEVEN’s Push Technology and Notifications reduce network traffic and increase user engagement with mobile services. The company also provides technical support and professional services, including solution integration and device management. With a robust portfolio of over three hundred patents and extensive industry recognition, SEVEN Networks is noted for its innovations in mobile traffic management and analytics, making it a leader in optimizing wireless infrastructure.

SEVEN Networks, Inc. is a software company that specializes in device-centric mobile traffic management and analytics for wireless carriers globally. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in San Carlos, California, SEVEN Networks offers a range of products, including its Open Channel software line, which enhances mobile traffic visibility and optimization while improving end-user experiences. The company's mobile applications facilitate social messaging for consumers and provide carriers with tools for effective communication across various platforms. Additionally, SEVEN’s Push Technology and Notifications reduce network traffic and increase user engagement with mobile services. The company also provides technical support and professional services, including solution integration and device management. With a robust portfolio of over three hundred patents and extensive industry recognition, SEVEN Networks is noted for its innovations in mobile traffic management and analytics, making it a leader in optimizing wireless infrastructure.

Founded in 2002 by semiconductor industry veterans, Icera specializes in developing high-performance soft modem technology for mobile broadband devices. Their solutions enable manufacturers to create differentiated, high-speed data devices with reduced power consumption and cost. Headquartered in the UK, Icera operates globally with design centers across Europe, North America, and Asia.

Cambridge Broadband Networks develops and deploys microwave access and wireless backhaul solutions for telecommunication network providers globally. It offers the VectaStar platform, providing mobile backhaul, enterprise access, and small cell network solutions, along with a network management system and configuration application. The company also delivers consultancy services for network design and deployment.

Nujira is a company specializing in power amplifier technology for the wireless communications industry. They develop High Accuracy Tracking (HAT) Power Modulators designed to enhance the efficiency and flexibility of base stations, transmitters, and cellular terminals. Their technology supports various standards including 3G, evolved 3G, DVB, and WiMAX, enabling equipment vendors to create smaller, more cost-effective solutions that meet the growing demands of operators and broadcasters globally. Nujira holds over 200 patents related to envelope tracking technology, which is crucial for powering energy-efficient fourth-generation cellular devices.

Xelerated Inc. is a fabless semiconductor company specializing in the development and design of computer networking equipment. The company offers HX devices that deliver wirespeed performance for various applications, including carrier backbone platforms, access aggregation, and enterprise switching systems. Additionally, Xelerated produces Xelerator network processors and provides a comprehensive Software Development Kit that facilitates the development, simulation, debugging, and testing of forwarding plane applications. The company also supplies Reference Design Kits for network processor development and offers a Precision Time Solution that supports Precision Time Protocol and Synchronous Ethernet. Xelerated's solutions cater to data-aware transport platforms, switches and routers, metro Ethernet switches, and access equipment. Founded in 2000, Xelerated is headquartered in Santa Clara, California, with additional offices in Tel Aviv, Beijing, and Stockholm.

Celltick is a prominent provider of public warning systems and mass notification solutions, recognized as the largest Cell Broadcast Center (CBC) globally. The company's CBC technology is utilized by over 70 mobile operators, reaching more than 1 billion users daily with critical alerts. Celltick's platform supports various alert delivery channels, including location-based SMS, dedicated applications, desktop alerts, email, and interactive voice response (IVR), enabling effective communication for both emergency alerts and commercial messaging. Through its innovative control and management system, Celltick empowers governments and mobile operators to engage subscribers efficiently, ensuring timely and reliable dissemination of important information.

Aepona Limited is a technology company headquartered in Belfast, United Kingdom, that specializes in providing a platform for business transformation tailored for telecommunications operators and enterprises. Founded in 1995, Aepona enables organizations to leverage their data, connected devices, and infrastructure by creating and monetizing services through managed APIs. Its offerings include an API monetization platform designed for communications service providers, a service creation and orchestration solution that incorporates API management, and a payments and settlement engine that facilitates the implementation of diverse business models. Aepona serves a global customer base across Europe, North America, and Southeast Asia, with additional locations in Bristol, United Kingdom; Colombo, Sri Lanka; and Leixlip, Ireland. The company operates as a subsidiary of Persistent Systems, Inc. as of October 2015.

Transmode is a provider of optical networking solutions that facilitate the transport of data, voice, and video traffic using Coarse and Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (CWDM and DWDM) technologies. The company’s innovative Intelligent WDM (iWDM) approach has resulted in the deployment of over 10,000 systems, serving a diverse customer base comprising more than 250 fixed and mobile network operators, service providers, large enterprises, and public institutions across Europe, the Americas, and Asia. Transmode’s platform addresses the capacity demands driven by the rapid growth in video and data traffic, enabling operators to meet their evolving needs in a cost-effective manner.

PacketFront Software is a Swedish software company specializing in automation solutions for telecom operators. Established during the development of the world's first public fiber optical network in 2001, the company has since evolved its offerings to provide robust and scalable products that enhance the agility and profitability of its customers. PacketFront Software's flagship product, a multi-vendor network orchestrator, facilitates end-to-end network automation, including features such as zero-touch configuration and automated service provisioning for all IP networks. The company's solutions are designed to manage complex multi-vendor environments efficiently, ensuring that telecom operators can remain competitive in a rapidly changing market.

Cambridge Broadband Networks develops and deploys microwave access and wireless backhaul solutions for telecommunication network providers globally. It offers the VectaStar platform, providing mobile backhaul, enterprise access, and small cell network solutions, along with a network management system and configuration application. The company also delivers consultancy services for network design and deployment.

Transmode is a provider of optical networking solutions that facilitate the transport of data, voice, and video traffic using Coarse and Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (CWDM and DWDM) technologies. The company’s innovative Intelligent WDM (iWDM) approach has resulted in the deployment of over 10,000 systems, serving a diverse customer base comprising more than 250 fixed and mobile network operators, service providers, large enterprises, and public institutions across Europe, the Americas, and Asia. Transmode’s platform addresses the capacity demands driven by the rapid growth in video and data traffic, enabling operators to meet their evolving needs in a cost-effective manner.

Southampton Photonics Ltd., a U.K. startup. The company, with origins at Southampton University's Optical Research Center (ORC), aims to establish itself in the design and manufacture of fiber-optic components for the dense wave-division multiplexing (DWDM) and optical telecommunications market using technology from the university.

Aepona Limited is a technology company headquartered in Belfast, United Kingdom, that specializes in providing a platform for business transformation tailored for telecommunications operators and enterprises. Founded in 1995, Aepona enables organizations to leverage their data, connected devices, and infrastructure by creating and monetizing services through managed APIs. Its offerings include an API monetization platform designed for communications service providers, a service creation and orchestration solution that incorporates API management, and a payments and settlement engine that facilitates the implementation of diverse business models. Aepona serves a global customer base across Europe, North America, and Southeast Asia, with additional locations in Bristol, United Kingdom; Colombo, Sri Lanka; and Leixlip, Ireland. The company operates as a subsidiary of Persistent Systems, Inc. as of October 2015.

Transmode is a provider of optical networking solutions that facilitate the transport of data, voice, and video traffic using Coarse and Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (CWDM and DWDM) technologies. The company’s innovative Intelligent WDM (iWDM) approach has resulted in the deployment of over 10,000 systems, serving a diverse customer base comprising more than 250 fixed and mobile network operators, service providers, large enterprises, and public institutions across Europe, the Americas, and Asia. Transmode’s platform addresses the capacity demands driven by the rapid growth in video and data traffic, enabling operators to meet their evolving needs in a cost-effective manner.

Cambridge Broadband Networks develops and deploys microwave access and wireless backhaul solutions for telecommunication network providers globally. It offers the VectaStar platform, providing mobile backhaul, enterprise access, and small cell network solutions, along with a network management system and configuration application. The company also delivers consultancy services for network design and deployment.

Transmode is a provider of optical networking solutions that facilitate the transport of data, voice, and video traffic using Coarse and Dense Wavelength Division Multiplexing (CWDM and DWDM) technologies. The company’s innovative Intelligent WDM (iWDM) approach has resulted in the deployment of over 10,000 systems, serving a diverse customer base comprising more than 250 fixed and mobile network operators, service providers, large enterprises, and public institutions across Europe, the Americas, and Asia. Transmode’s platform addresses the capacity demands driven by the rapid growth in video and data traffic, enabling operators to meet their evolving needs in a cost-effective manner.

Cambridge Broadband Networks develops and deploys microwave access and wireless backhaul solutions for telecommunication network providers globally. It offers the VectaStar platform, providing mobile backhaul, enterprise access, and small cell network solutions, along with a network management system and configuration application. The company also delivers consultancy services for network design and deployment.

Southampton Photonics Ltd., a U.K. startup. The company, with origins at Southampton University's Optical Research Center (ORC), aims to establish itself in the design and manufacture of fiber-optic components for the dense wave-division multiplexing (DWDM) and optical telecommunications market using technology from the university.

Orchestream Holdings plc is a developer of service activation and performance management software tailored for global telecommunications network operators. The company's flagship product, Orchestream Service Activator, automates configuration tasks in large-scale Internet Protocol (IP) and broadband networks, facilitating the delivery of real-time, dynamic network services on widely used hardware and standards. Additionally, Orchestream offers Orchestream Resolve, which enhances network performance and service level agreement management by providing operators with improved visibility into network and service performance, identifying capacity bottlenecks, and reducing costs associated with service level agreement rebates and quality of service disputes. Through its innovative solutions, Orchestream supports the efficient management of complex IP networks, enabling service providers and larger businesses to optimize their service delivery capabilities.