Motorola Solutions

Tetra Ireland operates a secure national communications network for Ireland's emergency services. The platform is a purpose-built secure digital mobile radio system based on TETRA technology, designed to deliver mission-critical communications for security, fire, health, government and public service agencies, with coverage extending to rural areas.

Council Rock is an engineering company focused on industrial IoT, delivering a comprehensive suite of communication solutions for critical infrastructure. It develops industrial connectivity systems for deployment, integrating edge devices, gateways, and applications to enable secure communication and interoperability with smart grid and renewable energy networks. The company supports automated distribution and energy resource management, leverages open standards and cellular technologies, and helps utility operators and industrial clients build scalable, reliable networks across cities, campuses, and transport systems.

Avtec, LLC is a provider of mission-critical radio console solutions, specializing in the design and manufacturing of voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) dispatch systems for various sectors, including public safety, utilities, transportation, and government. Founded in 1979 and headquartered in Lexington, South Carolina, Avtec offers a range of products such as radio dispatch consoles, broadband push-to-talk systems, telephony integrations, and IP voice logging recorders. The company serves a diverse clientele that includes airlines, railways, and utility organizations, enabling them to enhance communication between operations centers and field personnel through effective dispatch solutions. As of 2019, Avtec operates as a subsidiary of Motorola Solutions, Inc., further solidifying its position in the industry.

Orion Labs, Inc. is a voice communication and workflow platform designed for mobile and deskless teams, facilitating instant and secure voice, location, and data messaging across various connected devices and applications. Founded in 2013 and headquartered in San Francisco, the company offers solutions such as a push-to-talk app, dispatch console, command center, advanced location services, and AI workflows, which enhance collaboration for industries including hospitality, healthcare, transportation, and construction. Orion's platform is designed to work seamlessly with traditional VoIP and Land Mobile Radio systems, and it provides APIs and SDKs for developers to extend its capabilities. The company, originally known as OnBeep, Inc., rebranded to Orion Labs in 2015. Orion has formed strategic alliances with organizations such as ResponderXLabs and the FirstNet Association and has gained recognition in the industry, including being named an IDC Innovator and receiving multiple awards for its technology solutions.

Airwave Solutions specializes in delivering mission-critical voice and data communications to organizations that provide essential public services, including police, fire, ambulance, local authorities, health, utilities, and transport providers in Great Britain. The company has invested £1.4 billion to develop the Airwave Network, a secure and comprehensive communication system that covers 99% of the landmass of Great Britain. This network is designed to facilitate interoperability among different public service organizations, enabling seamless communication between various emergency responders for the first time. Airwave Solutions' network stands out as the first public service network globally to provide secure, integrated communication for emergency services, positioning Great Britain as a leader in critical communication solutions. Additionally, the company ensures reliable communication even when traditional channels such as GSM, GPRS, 3G, or 4G are unavailable or fail.

Emergency CallWorks, formerly known as Emergency CallWorx, Inc., specializes in providing integrated services to the Public Safety Answering Point (PSAP) and dispatch community. The company offers a comprehensive solution for handling Next Generation 911 calls, efficiently dispatching first responders and other resources, and transmitting crucial information to mobile workforces. By leveraging VoIP technology, Emergency CallWorks enhances the control and administration of emergency response workflows, improving the speed and accuracy of emergency management. The company's products facilitate better communication, cooperation, and data sharing among public safety agencies, ultimately supporting their mission to deliver effective emergency services.

Twisted Pair Solutions, Inc. specializes in designing and developing unified group communications software. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Seattle, Washington, with additional offices in the United Kingdom and Australia, the company provides a range of products, including WAVE, a VoIP application that facilitates interoperability among various IP telephony systems. The WAVE SDK offers a toolkit for developers to create customized communication solutions tailored to specific customer requirements. Additionally, Twisted Pair Solutions provides the WAVE Supernode Monitor, which features a graphical interface for monitoring network endpoints, and the WAVE Dispatch Communicator, a desktop communication tool. Its products serve diverse sectors, including government, defense, public safety, energy, and commercial organizations, enabling robust and flexible communication capabilities across different platforms.

ColorChip designs and manufactures optical sub-systems and components for datacom and telecom markets. Its products include transceivers, PLC splitter chips, planar lightwave circuits, and industrialized optics, based on Application Specific Photonic Integrated Circuits.

ColorChip designs and manufactures optical sub-systems and components for datacom and telecom markets. Its products include transceivers, PLC splitter chips, planar lightwave circuits, and industrialized optics, based on Application Specific Photonic Integrated Circuits.

MicroPower Technologies Inc. is a developer and distributor of wireless video surveillance solutions, catering to various markets including commercial, government, retail, education, and public utilities. Founded in 2008 and based in San Diego, California, the company specializes in innovative surveillance systems that prioritize cost-effectiveness, security, and ease of deployment. Its flagship product, the Helios solar-powered surveillance system, provides live streaming video directly to industry-standard video management systems, while the Helios IR camera offers ultra-low power performance for capturing and transmitting infrared images wirelessly. MicroPower's technology is also utilized in sectors such as logistics, transportation, oil and gas, event management, and construction, making it a versatile player in the surveillance market.

Benu Networks is a privately held telecommunications software company based in Billerica, Massachusetts. The company specializes in developing innovative software solutions that simplify complex edge networks. Its next-generation Virtual Service Edge (VSE) platform integrates cable modem termination system (CMTS) functions, allowing network operators to create and deliver Internet Protocol (IP) services over a converged infrastructure. With over a decade of industry experience, Benu Networks focuses on transforming legacy networks, managing services elastically, and supporting the transition to 5G technology. The company is backed by reputable venture capital firms, underscoring its potential for growth and impact in the telecommunications sector.

4Home is a technology company specializing in software and services for original equipment manufacturer (OEM) networking hardware partners and broadband service providers. The company has developed an XML-based platform that enables these partners to deliver various applications and services into the connected home. 4Home's solutions allow users to automate numerous tasks, such as remotely monitoring their homes, accessing web content on TVs, controlling home systems via mobile phones, managing all home devices and digital media through a unified interface, and tracking energy usage at the device level. The company envisions "home control services" as the next suite of offerings for major broadband providers, encompassing areas like home monitoring, media and entertainment management, home health, and energy management. 4Home was recognized with five CES 2008 Innovation awards.

Kineto Wireless is a privately held company that specializes in assisting mobile operators with the transition to IP-based services. The company's solutions are designed to help operators compete against over-the-top (OTT) service providers by enhancing their voice and messaging services using Rich Communications Suite (RCS) technology through its Smart Comms application. Additionally, Kineto offers Smart Wi-Fi, which converts existing Wi-Fi access points into virtual femtocells on the mobile operator’s network. This allows smartphone users to receive various mobile services over Wi-Fi, including voice, short messaging services, data, instant messaging services and web-based services. The company's notable customers and partners include major telecommunications companies such as Orange, Rogers Wireless, T-Mobile USA, Huawei, Samsung Group, and ZTE.

Cedar Point Communications specializes in integrated voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) and multimedia switching technologies tailored for the telecommunications industry, both for service providers and enterprises. The company's key offerings include SAFARI C3, a media switching system that facilitates the transition to Internet Protocol Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) architecture for converged networks, and SAFARI eMG, a flexible media gateway. In addition to its product suite, Cedar Point Communications provides training and comprehensive customer support services. The company caters to a diverse clientele, including information technology departments, network operators, cable operators, telecommunications carriers, enterprise customers, and educational institutions. Founded in 2000, Cedar Point Communications is headquartered in Derry, New Hampshire, with an additional office located in Meersburg, Germany.

Sequans Communications designs and supplies cellular semiconductor solutions for broadband Internet of Things markets, offering 5G and 4G chips and modules for massive, broadband, and critical IoT applications. Its product platforms include Monarch LTE-M/NB-IoT and Calliope Cat 1 for low-power, integrated IoT deployments, Cassiopeia Cat 4/Cat 6 for 4G and 5G, and Taurus for residential, enterprise, and industrial use. Founded in 2003 and headquartered in Paris, the company operates globally with offices in the United States, United Kingdom, Israel, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, South Korea, and China. Its customer base spans smart mobility and logistics, smart utility meters, smart cities and industries, e-health, and smart homes, reflecting a focus on cellular semiconductor solutions for a range of IoT connectivity needs.

Dilithium Networks specializes in high-quality multimedia delivery over mobile and broadband networks, catering to various devices. The company is recognized for its innovative mobile video solutions, achieving extensive deployments in 60 countries and reaching over 1 billion subscribers. Dilithium has pioneered mobile video communications, offering its services to leading network operators, content owners, and aggregators across diverse network technologies, including 2G, 3G, and WiFi.

Beceem Communications is a fabless semiconductor company that focuses on providing innovative solutions for the WiMAX marketplace. It specializes in developing baseband and radio frequency (RF) integrated circuits, along with reference designs and software solutions, aimed at facilitating the integration of 4G technology into various mobile broadband devices. Since its inception, Beceem has established itself as a leader in the industry, being the first to introduce a pre-WiMAX chipset in 2005, followed by the launch of the first Wave 1 and Wave 2 mobile WiMAX chipsets in 2006. Their products support a wide range of end-user devices, including dongles, modems, gateways, mobile routers, and smartphones, contributing to advancements in mobile communications technology.

Kineto Wireless is a privately held company that specializes in assisting mobile operators with the transition to IP-based services. The company's solutions are designed to help operators compete against over-the-top (OTT) service providers by enhancing their voice and messaging services using Rich Communications Suite (RCS) technology through its Smart Comms application. Additionally, Kineto offers Smart Wi-Fi, which converts existing Wi-Fi access points into virtual femtocells on the mobile operator’s network. This allows smartphone users to receive various mobile services over Wi-Fi, including voice, short messaging services, data, instant messaging services and web-based services. The company's notable customers and partners include major telecommunications companies such as Orange, Rogers Wireless, T-Mobile USA, Huawei, Samsung Group, and ZTE.

OpenCloud Limited is a telecommunications company founded in 2000 and headquartered in Cambridge, United Kingdom, with additional offices in New Zealand, Spain, Singapore, Indonesia, and Brazil. The company specializes in providing service differentiation and network solutions for wireline and mobile operators, including mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs). OpenCloud offers a range of products, including the Rhino telecom application server, which supports the development and delivery of services across multiple network technologies, and various solutions tailored for Voice over LTE and GSM applications. Their product suite includes tools for real-time charging, service interaction, and application development, enabling operators to manage and customize their service offerings efficiently. OpenCloud also provides professional services such as solution consulting, integration, and support. Their clientele spans multinational groups, large operators, and independent operators across diverse regions, including the Americas, Europe, and Asia, focusing on enhancing the interoperability and efficiency of telecommunications services. As of 2017, OpenCloud operates as a subsidiary of Metaswitch Networks Ltd.

DesignArt Networks is a prominent silicon provider specializing in 4G infrastructure products. The company develops software-defined system-on-chip (SoC) platforms that deliver high performance for compact base stations, including Enterprise Femto, Pico, and Micro variants, as well as Remote Radio Heads (RRH) and backhaul links utilizing NLOS, Microwave, and E-Band technologies. DesignArt Networks' SoC platforms come pre-loaded with proven software packages, facilitating the efficient design of advanced products while minimizing both bill of materials costs and power consumption.

Ruckus Wireless, Inc., based in Sunnyvale, California, is a leading provider of advanced wireless systems tailored for the expanding mobile Internet infrastructure market. The company specializes in a diverse range of "Smart Wi-Fi" products designed for mobile carriers, broadband service providers, and corporate enterprises, serving over 48,000 end-customers globally. Ruckus addresses critical Wi-Fi capacity and coverage challenges driven by the increasing traffic on wireless networks, largely due to the widespread use of mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. With a focus on innovation, Ruckus has developed patented technologies, including adaptive antenna arrays that enhance signal range, improve data rates, and minimize interference. This technology ensures the reliable delivery of multimedia content and services over standard Wi-Fi networks, enabling seamless connectivity for users.

BroadLight specializes in delivering end-to-end Passive Optical Network (PON) technology through a range of innovative product solutions, including highly integrated semiconductor devices, software, reference designs, and support tools. The company provides complete BPON and GPON component solutions for central offices and customer premise equipment, enabling equipment manufacturers to rapidly develop standards-based PON products with reduced risk. With a long-standing presence in the PON industry, BroadLight has established itself as a leader in providing components for both BPON and GPON, demonstrating significant expertise in deploying these technologies. As a pioneer in GPON, BroadLight's market-leading product line is instrumental in supplying a majority of GPON solutions globally.

Leapstone Systems, Inc. specializes in communication software solutions tailored for network operators in the United States. The company offers the Communications Convergence Engine, a versatile software platform that facilitates the design, packaging, deployment, and management of diverse content and services. Its product suite includes serviceBROKER, which allows operators to seamlessly integrate various services such as voice and IPTV. By providing a unified platform for creating and managing converged video, voice, and data service bundles, Leapstone Systems enables wireline, wireless, and cable operators to enhance their service offerings across multiple networks and devices.

Modulus Video offers MPEG-4 Advanced Video Coding (AVC) compression systems designed for delivery of high value video content in the internet television, cable, broadcast and satellite markets. Modulus Video partnered with Motorola for more than two years.

Turin Networks, Inc. is a prominent provider of Carrier Ethernet solutions tailored for wireline and wireless network operators globally. The company specializes in addressing the practical challenges faced by network operators, particularly in the realms of Wireless Backhaul, Carrier Ethernet, and Converged Services. Turin Networks offers a range of products, including metro service edge solutions that facilitate MEF-compliant Ethernet delivery over fiber and copper, as well as traditional TDM/PDH services. Additionally, the company provides wireless backhaul optimization products and converged business access services, thereby enabling operators to enhance their network performance and service delivery.

Vocera Communications, Inc. specializes in providing secure and integrated communication and workflow solutions tailored for mobile workers across various sectors, including healthcare, hospitality, retail, energy, and education. The company’s offerings enhance communication and operational efficiency by integrating with existing clinical systems, such as electronic health records and nurse call systems. Vocera's product suite includes the Vocera Communication and Workflow System, which connects various communication devices, including hands-free and voice-controlled options, and the Vocera Care Experience software, designed to improve patient care quality and streamline manual tasks. Additionally, Vocera operates the Experience Innovation Network, collaborating with healthcare organizations to develop innovative solutions that improve patient and care team experiences. The company, founded in 2000 and headquartered in San Jose, California, serves approximately 1,700 healthcare facilities globally, including hospitals and clinics, and distributes its products through direct sales, resellers, and distributors.

Terayon Communication Systems provides real- time digital video networking applications to cable, satellite and telecommunication service providers worldwide, which have deployed more than 7,800 Terayon CherryPicker(TM) and related digital video system components to localize services and advertising on-demand and brand their programming, insert millions of digital ads, offer HDTV and other digital video services.

ColorChip designs and manufactures optical sub-systems and components for datacom and telecom markets. Its products include transceivers, PLC splitter chips, planar lightwave circuits, and industrialized optics, based on Application Specific Photonic Integrated Circuits.

Tango Networks, Inc. is a communications solutions provider based in Richardson, Texas, established in 2005. The company specializes in mobile communications tailored for enterprise organizations and carriers. Its flagship product, Abrazo, is a unified communications solution that seamlessly integrates mobile phones with enterprise voice and data networks, allowing any mobile device to function as an extension of the corporate PBX or unified communications systems. This platform facilitates the flexible orchestration of voice and messaging applications across multi-vendor environments, empowering service providers, channel partners, and enterprises to deliver efficient mobile business services to their customers and workforce.

OpenCloud Limited is a telecommunications company founded in 2000 and headquartered in Cambridge, United Kingdom, with additional offices in New Zealand, Spain, Singapore, Indonesia, and Brazil. The company specializes in providing service differentiation and network solutions for wireline and mobile operators, including mobile virtual network operators (MVNOs). OpenCloud offers a range of products, including the Rhino telecom application server, which supports the development and delivery of services across multiple network technologies, and various solutions tailored for Voice over LTE and GSM applications. Their product suite includes tools for real-time charging, service interaction, and application development, enabling operators to manage and customize their service offerings efficiently. OpenCloud also provides professional services such as solution consulting, integration, and support. Their clientele spans multinational groups, large operators, and independent operators across diverse regions, including the Americas, Europe, and Asia, focusing on enhancing the interoperability and efficiency of telecommunications services. As of 2017, OpenCloud operates as a subsidiary of Metaswitch Networks Ltd.

Tut Systems, Inc. delivers advanced content processing and distribution products as well as comprehensive system integration services for deploying next-generation data and video services over broadband networks. Service providers, content providers and government agencies worldwide use Tut Systems solutions to deliver broadcast-quality video over broadband networks.

Netopia, Inc. is a company based in Emeryville, California, specializing in the development and provision of broadband customer premises networking equipment and carrier-class software for remote management of broadband services. Its product offerings include modems, routers, gateways, and related accessories that utilize digital subscriber line technologies to facilitate broadband access. Netopia also provides remote management software that allows carriers to manage both its own and third-party gateways, enabling the deployment of new broadband services and the automation of maintenance tasks. Additionally, the company offers solutions for network management of personal computers under the Timbuktu and eCare brand names, as well as web services such as hosting and development. Netopia serves telecommunications carriers and Internet service providers, primarily in the United States and Europe. Originally incorporated in 1986 as Farallon Computing, Inc., the company underwent several name changes before becoming Netopia, Inc. in 1997, and it currently operates as a subsidiary of Motorola, Inc.

Dilithium Networks specializes in high-quality multimedia delivery over mobile and broadband networks, catering to various devices. The company is recognized for its innovative mobile video solutions, achieving extensive deployments in 60 countries and reaching over 1 billion subscribers. Dilithium has pioneered mobile video communications, offering its services to leading network operators, content owners, and aggregators across diverse network technologies, including 2G, 3G, and WiFi.

Extricom is a designer and manufacturer of advanced wireless local area network systems, specializing in the development of its award-winning Interference-Free Wireless LAN System. This innovative infrastructure caters to enterprise needs by providing converged data, voice, and video services, ensuring a robust network experience. Extricom's solutions focus on enhancing performance in terms of capacity and coverage while facilitating seamless mobility for users. The company's products aim to address challenges associated with dense-deployment environments, offering significant improvements in ease of deployment and management compared to other solutions in the market. Ultimately, Extricom delivers a large-scale WLAN infrastructure that combines the reliability and performance of wired networks with the flexibility of wireless technology, resulting in a compelling total cost of ownership for enterprise clients.

Ruckus Wireless, Inc., based in Sunnyvale, California, is a leading provider of advanced wireless systems tailored for the expanding mobile Internet infrastructure market. The company specializes in a diverse range of "Smart Wi-Fi" products designed for mobile carriers, broadband service providers, and corporate enterprises, serving over 48,000 end-customers globally. Ruckus addresses critical Wi-Fi capacity and coverage challenges driven by the increasing traffic on wireless networks, largely due to the widespread use of mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. With a focus on innovation, Ruckus has developed patented technologies, including adaptive antenna arrays that enhance signal range, improve data rates, and minimize interference. This technology ensures the reliable delivery of multimedia content and services over standard Wi-Fi networks, enabling seamless connectivity for users.

Ruckus Wireless, Inc., based in Sunnyvale, California, is a leading provider of advanced wireless systems tailored for the expanding mobile Internet infrastructure market. The company specializes in a diverse range of "Smart Wi-Fi" products designed for mobile carriers, broadband service providers, and corporate enterprises, serving over 48,000 end-customers globally. Ruckus addresses critical Wi-Fi capacity and coverage challenges driven by the increasing traffic on wireless networks, largely due to the widespread use of mobile devices such as smartphones and tablets. With a focus on innovation, Ruckus has developed patented technologies, including adaptive antenna arrays that enhance signal range, improve data rates, and minimize interference. This technology ensures the reliable delivery of multimedia content and services over standard Wi-Fi networks, enabling seamless connectivity for users.

Vertasent is a developer of software applications that enables services such as content-on-demand or IPTV to share resources and be delivered over a common infrastructure. Vertasent's applications manage the elements in a "switched" digital video network -- a key area of interest for cable operators. A switched video architecture can increase available bandwidth in a cable network by dynamically transmitting only those channels currently being watched in a given neighborhood.

NextNet Wireless is a developer of broadband wireless access systems, specializing in non-line-of-sight (NLOS) technology. The company has created a plug-and-play broadband wireless access system that enables carriers to enhance their wireless networks. Utilizing Orthogonal Frequency Division Multiplexing (OFDM), NextNet's system delivers IP-compatible broadband applications, including voice over IP (VoIP) and video streaming. By focusing on innovative wireless solutions, NextNet Wireless aims to meet the growing demand for reliable and high-speed internet connectivity.

Broadbus Technologies was a pioneering developer of memory-based systems for delivering video content, specializing in on-demand software solutions for communications service providers. The company focused on enabling the deployment of various on-demand television services, including video on-demand, time-shifted television, network-based digital video recording, and on-demand advertisement insertion. Broadbus Technologies was recognized for its innovative contributions to the video delivery landscape before being acquired by Motorola in July 2006 for $181 million.

Clearwire, founded in October 2003 by telecom pioneer Craig O. McCaw, is a provider of wireless high-speed Internet services. The company offers fast, portable, and reliable Internet connectivity by utilizing licensed spectrum, allowing customers to bypass traditional cable and phone line constraints. Headquartered in Kirkland, Washington, Clearwire launched its first market in August 2004 and has since expanded its services to 50 markets across the United States and Europe. In addition to broadband services for individuals and small businesses, Clearwire also provides VoIP services, supporting third-party domestic and international Internet service providers. The company is now part of Sprint, which acquired Clearwire to enhance its network offerings.

Sequoia Communications is a fabless RF semiconductor company setting new benchmarks in multimode design and integration. The FullSpectra™ common architecture, developed by Sequoia Communications, allows a single-chip transceiver to support multiple air interface protocols enabling effective communications across numerous wireless air standards. Based on the FullSpectra architecture, the SEQ7400 is a single-chip, 7-band multimode transceiver that supports GSM/GPRS/EDGE/WCDMA/HSPA and TD-SCDMA. The SEQ7400 uses a single polar modulator transmit architecture for all air standards, delivering the highest levels of integration in the industry. Typically external WCDMA LNAs and SAW filters are required, but the SEQ7400 integrates these functions into the chip and is the industry's first true monolithic receiver providing significant savings in bill-of-material (BOM), size and cost. The line of multimode RF products created by Sequoia Communications will continue to address the three key handset metrics of cost, size and power consumption.

Orthogon Systems specializes in advanced carrier-grade point-to-point broadband wireless systems, notably the OS-Gemini Broadband Wireless Ethernet Bridge. This technology enables high-speed connections with reliable performance, overcoming obstacles such as terrain and buildings, and effectively spanning long distances and large bodies of water. The OS-Gemini is utilized in more than 500 networks globally, serving diverse sectors including corporate, government, healthcare, and education. Additionally, it allows wireless service providers to extend broadband access to remote areas and facilitates efficient backhaul of wireless data traffic. Headquartered in Ashburton, Devon, United Kingdom, and Waltham, Massachusetts, USA, Orthogon Systems is a privately funded company with a strong presence in the United States, Europe, and the Asia Pacific regions.

Apertio is a provider of infrastructure software tailored for the mobile telecommunications industry. The company develops a subscriber-centric architecture designed to support both current and next-generation operators, facilitating the management of subscriber data across mobile, fixed, and converged networks. By offering applications and platforms specifically built for telecommunications providers, Apertio aims to simplify operations, reduce costs, and expedite the deployment of new services. Its solutions are intended to help telecom operators address contemporary industry challenges while laying a solid foundation for next-generation network frameworks.

Anam Mobile Ltd. is a provider of mobile messaging infrastructure technologies, focusing on enhancing security for mobile network operators globally. Founded in 1999 and headquartered in Dublin, Ireland, the company offers a range of solutions including messaging security, managed services, SMS firewalls, and application-to-person (A2P) monetization. Anam Mobile's services are designed to help mobile operators safeguard subscriber trust by preventing intrusion and spam, ensuring reliable communication. The company also provides cloud-based wholesale SMS revenue assurance solutions, catering to enterprises and service providers across Europe, Latin America, Asia, and Oceania. With additional offices in Boston, London, and Malaysia, Anam Mobile is positioned to support a diverse clientele in the evolving telecommunications landscape.

ARRIS Sweden (formerly Kreatel Communications) evelopers of Internet Protocol Television (IPTV) technologies. IPTV facilitates deployment of digital television over broadband Internet connections.

Spotwave Wireless specializes in providing carrier-approved indoor wireless coverage solutions designed to deliver reliable and consistent wireless connectivity in indoor environments. The company serves wireless carriers, enterprise customers, and consumers, offering a range of products that enhance GSM and CDMA network performance indoors. By ensuring excellent coverage where wireless devices are predominantly used, Spotwave Wireless presents a practical and cost-effective approach to resolving connectivity challenges faced by businesses and individuals alike. Their solutions aim to facilitate seamless communication and improve the overall user experience in settings that require dependable wireless service.

Kreatel Communications is a developer of advanced Internet Protocol (IPTV) digital set-top boxes, providing a flexible platform that integrates with various middleware solutions. The company's Linux-based technology extends into application and middleware layers, making it adaptable for different telecommunication environments. In addition to set-top boxes, Kreatel offers a range of products for data communication and telecommunication, including service gateways and solutions for mobile telephony and broadband networks. Originally spun out of Linköping University of Technology, Kreatel's innovations complement comprehensive digital video solutions, enhancing the delivery of video content across diverse infrastructures such as cable, xDSL, and fiber-to-the-premise.

Global Locate offers semiconductors for wired and wireless communications. It provides GPS chips, software, and network services. The company's semiconductor solutions bring GPS technology to the mobile wireless devices, including handsets, smartphones, PDAs, and other wireless devices. It offers IndoorGPS Driver Software that runs on the handset or mobile wireless device host processor to provide interfaces to the wireless network, handle assistance data, manage chip communications and control, and provide the location APIs for application development. Global Locate, Inc. was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in San Jose, California with offices in New Jersey; Tokyo, Japan; and Madrid, Spain. As of July 12, 2007, Global Locate, Inc. operates as a subsidiary of Broadcom Corp.

ColorChip designs and manufactures optical sub-systems and components for datacom and telecom markets. Its products include transceivers, PLC splitter chips, planar lightwave circuits, and industrialized optics, based on Application Specific Photonic Integrated Circuits.

Broadband Innovations, Inc. specializes in RF and digital signal processing solutions for broadband communications and for fiber optic transmission of multichannel television signals. The company name "Broadband Innovations" reflects the company’s technology leadership position and its commitment to meeting the industry’s needs with innovative new products.

BroadLight specializes in delivering end-to-end Passive Optical Network (PON) technology through a range of innovative product solutions, including highly integrated semiconductor devices, software, reference designs, and support tools. The company provides complete BPON and GPON component solutions for central offices and customer premise equipment, enabling equipment manufacturers to rapidly develop standards-based PON products with reduced risk. With a long-standing presence in the PON industry, BroadLight has established itself as a leader in providing components for both BPON and GPON, demonstrating significant expertise in deploying these technologies. As a pioneer in GPON, BroadLight's market-leading product line is instrumental in supplying a majority of GPON solutions globally.

July Systems Inc. is a developer of cloud-based mobile experience and engagement platforms, founded in 2001 and headquartered in San Francisco, California. The company operates July Rapid, a mobile app development studio, and offers Proximity MX, which provides adaptive mobile engagement and contextual location intelligence by translating position data from network devices. Additionally, July MX is a self-authoring platform that allows users to create and publish mobile sites and applications without requiring coding skills. July Systems connects to building WiFi systems to gather insights about customer behavior, helping vendors gain a better understanding of their clients offline, akin to online analytics. The company serves a diverse clientele, including infrastructure providers, service providers, original equipment manufacturers, and business owners. In 2018, July Systems became a subsidiary of Cisco Systems, further enhancing its capabilities in the mobile engagement and location services sector.

Navini Networks specializes in providing portable, plug-n-play broadband wireless access solutions in the United States. The company offers a range of pre-Mobile WiMAX products, including the Ripwave MX product line, which features portable base stations, modems, radio frequency combiners, and element management systems. In addition, Navini Networks develops Smart WiMAX technology, which incorporates beamformed MIMO and smart beamforming to enhance mobile broadband services. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Richardson, Texas, Navini Networks aims to deliver effective broadband solutions to the mass market.

Cedar Point Communications specializes in integrated voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) and multimedia switching technologies tailored for the telecommunications industry, both for service providers and enterprises. The company's key offerings include SAFARI C3, a media switching system that facilitates the transition to Internet Protocol Multimedia Subsystem (IMS) architecture for converged networks, and SAFARI eMG, a flexible media gateway. In addition to its product suite, Cedar Point Communications provides training and comprehensive customer support services. The company caters to a diverse clientele, including information technology departments, network operators, cable operators, telecommunications carriers, enterprise customers, and educational institutions. Founded in 2000, Cedar Point Communications is headquartered in Derry, New Hampshire, with an additional office located in Meersburg, Germany.

DiBcom S.A., a fabless semiconductor company, offers a range of integrated circuits in France & internationally. It specializes in the development of broadband wireless solutions following digital video broadcasting and other broadband communication standards. The company offers chipsets and development kits. Its solutions are used in automotive, portable LCD TV, PC, mobile phones and other handheld device applications. DiBcom S.A. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Palaiseau, France.

Dilithium Networks specializes in high-quality multimedia delivery over mobile and broadband networks, catering to various devices. The company is recognized for its innovative mobile video solutions, achieving extensive deployments in 60 countries and reaching over 1 billion subscribers. Dilithium has pioneered mobile video communications, offering its services to leading network operators, content owners, and aggregators across diverse network technologies, including 2G, 3G, and WiFi.

Orthogon Systems specializes in advanced carrier-grade point-to-point broadband wireless systems, notably the OS-Gemini Broadband Wireless Ethernet Bridge. This technology enables high-speed connections with reliable performance, overcoming obstacles such as terrain and buildings, and effectively spanning long distances and large bodies of water. The OS-Gemini is utilized in more than 500 networks globally, serving diverse sectors including corporate, government, healthcare, and education. Additionally, it allows wireless service providers to extend broadband access to remote areas and facilitates efficient backhaul of wireless data traffic. Headquartered in Ashburton, Devon, United Kingdom, and Waltham, Massachusetts, USA, Orthogon Systems is a privately funded company with a strong presence in the United States, Europe, and the Asia Pacific regions.

MeshNetworks is a wireless mesh networking company that develops technology and products for rapidly deployed, self-creating wireless mobile networks. The company offers communications systems built on a proprietary Quadrature Division Multiple Access technology, primarily targeting public safety and municipal networks. It provides a QDMA chip and software that enables mesh capabilities for standard Wi‑Fi products, and develops mobile mesh networking and position location technologies that support IP-based wireless broadband networks for fixed, portable, and mobile devices. MeshNetworks focuses on public safety deployments, with implementations across various U.S. municipalities. Founded in 2000, the company is headquartered in Maitland, Florida.

Extricom is a designer and manufacturer of advanced wireless local area network systems, specializing in the development of its award-winning Interference-Free Wireless LAN System. This innovative infrastructure caters to enterprise needs by providing converged data, voice, and video services, ensuring a robust network experience. Extricom's solutions focus on enhancing performance in terms of capacity and coverage while facilitating seamless mobility for users. The company's products aim to address challenges associated with dense-deployment environments, offering significant improvements in ease of deployment and management compared to other solutions in the market. Ultimately, Extricom delivers a large-scale WLAN infrastructure that combines the reliability and performance of wired networks with the flexibility of wireless technology, resulting in a compelling total cost of ownership for enterprise clients.

GoAhead Software, Inc. specializes in developing integrated middleware solutions tailored for the telecom, military, and aerospace sectors. Founded in 1993 and based in Bellevue, Washington, the company provides a range of products designed to enhance system management and reliability. Notable offerings include SelfReliant, which focuses on high availability and systems management, and the Application Ready Platform, which supports resource discovery, system model instantiation, and various integration tasks. Additionally, GoAhead develops WebServer, an open-source solution catering to embedded device developers, featuring support for active server pages, embedded JavaScript, and user management. The company's software is utilized across diverse projects, including wireless base station controllers and defense applications.

Aura Communications Technology is a fabless semiconductor company focused on advancing wireless connectivity solutions for consumer electronics and mobile devices. The company has pioneered an innovative form of magnetic communication, which allows for the development of low-power and cost-effective wireless products. Among its offerings are the LibertyLink LL888, designed for streaming digital audio applications, and the LibertyLink LA116, which facilitates voice and data communications at 204 Kbps. Additionally, Aura provides reference design kits to support the integration of its technologies into various devices.

Quantum Bridge Communications, established in 1998 and based in North Andover, Massachusetts, specializes in developing advanced Optical Access Networking equipment. This technology aims to resolve bandwidth limitations in the initial segment of public networks, enabling telecommunications service providers to offer high-bandwidth services efficiently to business customers. The company's product line is engineered to fulfill the network demands of service providers, facilitating the delivery of voice, video, and data services to both residential and business users.

DiBcom S.A., a fabless semiconductor company, offers a range of integrated circuits in France & internationally. It specializes in the development of broadband wireless solutions following digital video broadcasting and other broadband communication standards. The company offers chipsets and development kits. Its solutions are used in automotive, portable LCD TV, PC, mobile phones and other handheld device applications. DiBcom S.A. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Palaiseau, France.

Magic4 is a developer of messaging software focused on enhancing communication for mass-market mobile phones. The company specializes in mobile messaging technology, including enhanced messaging, multimedia messaging, and instant messaging solutions. By providing these tools, Magic4 enables clients to send and receive messages conveniently, capitalizing on the growing opportunities within mobile communications. The company's innovative approach aims to facilitate seamless connectivity, allowing individuals and businesses to reach their full potential in an increasingly interconnected world.

DiBcom S.A., a fabless semiconductor company, offers a range of integrated circuits in France & internationally. It specializes in the development of broadband wireless solutions following digital video broadcasting and other broadband communication standards. The company offers chipsets and development kits. Its solutions are used in automotive, portable LCD TV, PC, mobile phones and other handheld device applications. DiBcom S.A. was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Palaiseau, France.

Clarity Technologies, Inc., (formerly Clarity LLC) a venture-backed company based in Troy, Michigan and established in April 1998, develops and markets a suite of award winning proprietary software products and algorithms (CVC(R) - Clear Voice Capture) that dramatically improve the quality and accuracy of voice-based interfaces, speech recognition software programs and wireless voice communications, particularly in real-world environments. Additionally, Clarity has introduced Clarity Labs, a newly formed services division that assists its customers with the evaluation, selection and integration of speech recognition technology for their voice-based applications. Clarity is also the only noise and echo cancellation technology provider that is an associate member of the Bluetooth SIG.

GoAhead Software, Inc. specializes in developing integrated middleware solutions tailored for the telecom, military, and aerospace sectors. Founded in 1993 and based in Bellevue, Washington, the company provides a range of products designed to enhance system management and reliability. Notable offerings include SelfReliant, which focuses on high availability and systems management, and the Application Ready Platform, which supports resource discovery, system model instantiation, and various integration tasks. Additionally, GoAhead develops WebServer, an open-source solution catering to embedded device developers, featuring support for active server pages, embedded JavaScript, and user management. The company's software is utilized across diverse projects, including wireless base station controllers and defense applications.

Dilithium Networks specializes in high-quality multimedia delivery over mobile and broadband networks, catering to various devices. The company is recognized for its innovative mobile video solutions, achieving extensive deployments in 60 countries and reaching over 1 billion subscribers. Dilithium has pioneered mobile video communications, offering its services to leading network operators, content owners, and aggregators across diverse network technologies, including 2G, 3G, and WiFi.

Next Level Communications design and market broadband communications equipment that enablestelephone companies and other communications service providers tocost-effectively deliver a full suite of voice, data and video services over theexisting copper telephone wire infrastructure. Service providers who deploy their equipment can either offer voice, data and video services in a single product offering or offer each service separately depending on subscriber demand and the service provider's objectives. They believe that by installing their equipment, telephone companies and other emerging communications service providers will be able to capitalize on, and compete effectively in, the emerging market for integrated voice, data and video services. Their products consist of equipment located at the telephone company's central office, in the field and at the subscriber's home or business.

Clarisay is a design and manufacturing company that develops and sells surface acoustic wave filters used as intermediate frequency filters for cellular telephones and handheld wireless applications. Their products include cable tuners, cordless devices, and dual filters for the telecommunications industry.

As of February 2003, NetPlane Systems, Inc. was acquired by Motorola, Inc. Formerly named Harris & Jeffries, NetPlane Systems is a networking software provider. The company provides source code for high-speed networking protocols to over 200 major networking manufacturers, OEMs, and integrators worldwide. Netplane was founded in 1990 and is based in Dedham, Massachusetts.

Magis develops chipsets that enable wireless communications of high-quality video, audio and Internet data throughout the home and office.

Morpho Technologies engages in the design and development of ultra digital signal processor cores, software, and multi-mode broadband wireless solutions. It focuses on processing engines for software-defined radio. The company was founded in 2000 and is based in Irvine, California.

4thpass is a technology company specializing in application software development for wireless devices compliant with Java standards. They create content delivery software and device management systems, enabling cellular network carriers to oversee and distribute applications like games and ringtones to mobile devices. Additionally, they produce WAP-compliant microbrowsers for use on embedded Java platforms and Palm platforms.

Next Level Communications design and market broadband communications equipment that enablestelephone companies and other communications service providers tocost-effectively deliver a full suite of voice, data and video services over theexisting copper telephone wire infrastructure. Service providers who deploy their equipment can either offer voice, data and video services in a single product offering or offer each service separately depending on subscriber demand and the service provider's objectives. They believe that by installing their equipment, telephone companies and other emerging communications service providers will be able to capitalize on, and compete effectively in, the emerging market for integrated voice, data and video services. Their products consist of equipment located at the telephone company's central office, in the field and at the subscriber's home or business.

CenterPost Communications is a leading provider of enterprise multi-channel solutions for automating communications between companies and their customers via voice, email, fax, wireless text and instant messaging. CenterPost's solutions are designed to help companies acquire, care for, grow and retain customers by enabling frequent and relevant customer contact at a price-point that is far superior to traditional methods.

RiverDelta Networks is a developer of carrier-class broadband routing, switching and service management systems.

Aura Communications Technology is a fabless semiconductor company focused on advancing wireless connectivity solutions for consumer electronics and mobile devices. The company has pioneered an innovative form of magnetic communication, which allows for the development of low-power and cost-effective wireless products. Among its offerings are the LibertyLink LL888, designed for streaming digital audio applications, and the LibertyLink LA116, which facilitates voice and data communications at 204 Kbps. Additionally, Aura provides reference design kits to support the integration of its technologies into various devices.

Blue Wave Systems is a designer and manufacturer specializing in commercial Digital Signal Processing (DSP) boards, subsystems, and I/O devices. The company serves various industries, including telecommunications, communications analysis, and medical imaging, among others. By providing advanced DSP solutions, Blue Wave Systems supports critical applications in these sectors, contributing to the development of innovative technologies and enhancing operational efficiencies.

Broadband Innovations, Inc. specializes in RF and digital signal processing solutions for broadband communications and for fiber optic transmission of multichannel television signals. The company name "Broadband Innovations" reflects the company’s technology leadership position and its commitment to meeting the industry’s needs with innovative new products.

CenterPost Communications is a leading provider of enterprise multi-channel solutions for automating communications between companies and their customers via voice, email, fax, wireless text and instant messaging. CenterPost's solutions are designed to help companies acquire, care for, grow and retain customers by enabling frequent and relevant customer contact at a price-point that is far superior to traditional methods.

ActiveVideo Networks, Inc. is a technology company specializing in cloud-based solutions for the television and web content industry. Its primary product, CloudTV, is a software platform that creates HTML5 user interfaces and streams them as video to various ultra-thin client devices globally. This platform addresses device fragmentation and enables pay-TV operators, online video providers, and consumer electronics manufacturers to deliver enhanced user experiences, including guides, video-on-demand interfaces, applications, and games. With a focus on providing innovative solutions, ActiveVideo aims to enrich the television experience by integrating web content and interactive advertising, supporting a diverse range of services for content aggregators and providers. Founded in 1988 and headquartered in San Jose, California, the company also maintains offices in Los Angeles and Hilversum, the Netherlands. ActiveVideo Networks operates as a subsidiary of ARRIS International plc.

ActiveVideo Networks, Inc. is a technology company specializing in cloud-based solutions for the television and web content industry. Its primary product, CloudTV, is a software platform that creates HTML5 user interfaces and streams them as video to various ultra-thin client devices globally. This platform addresses device fragmentation and enables pay-TV operators, online video providers, and consumer electronics manufacturers to deliver enhanced user experiences, including guides, video-on-demand interfaces, applications, and games. With a focus on providing innovative solutions, ActiveVideo aims to enrich the television experience by integrating web content and interactive advertising, supporting a diverse range of services for content aggregators and providers. Founded in 1988 and headquartered in San Jose, California, the company also maintains offices in Los Angeles and Hilversum, the Netherlands. ActiveVideo Networks operates as a subsidiary of ARRIS International plc.

CenterPost Communications is a leading provider of enterprise multi-channel solutions for automating communications between companies and their customers via voice, email, fax, wireless text and instant messaging. CenterPost's solutions are designed to help companies acquire, care for, grow and retain customers by enabling frequent and relevant customer contact at a price-point that is far superior to traditional methods.

General Instrument Corporation is a provider of integrated and interactive broadband access solutions, primarily serving the telecommunications and video entertainment sectors. The company supplies both digital and analog set-top terminals and systems for wired and wireless cable television networks, alongside hybrid fiber/coaxial network transmission systems designed for cable television operators. Additionally, General Instrument offers digital satellite television systems tailored for programmers, direct-to-home satellite networks, and private communications networks for businesses. It also delivers next-generation broadband access solutions aimed at local telephone companies. Founded in 1997 and based in Horsham, Pennsylvania, General Instrument was known as NextLevel Systems, Inc. before changing its name in February 1998. It has operated as a subsidiary of Motorola, Inc. since January 2000.

Silvus Technologies is a privately held company based in Los Angeles, California, specializing in the development and manufacture of mobile network multiple-in-multiple-out (MIMO) wireless communication systems. Founded in 2004, the company's products include tactical MIMO radios, antennas, amplifiers, cables, and IP video cameras designed for multi-antenna wireless communications. These technologies are used by law enforcement, military, unmanned systems, airborne surveillance, broadcasting, and maritime industries to enhance wireless data throughput, mitigate interference, and improve Quality of Service (QoS) for critical video and data transmissions. Silvus Technologies' solutions enable secure and reliable communication in harsh environments without the need for fixed infrastructure.