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Meru Networks, Inc. is a Sunnyvale, CA-based company in the Software and Internet sector.
Gainspeed, Inc. operates a virtual Converged Cable Access Platform (CCAP) that enables cable operators to meet skyrocketing capacity requirements, respond to changing market demands, and rapidly deploy new services while migrate their networks to a software-driven, all-IP architecture. The company`s virtual CCAP architecture addresses the increase in cable network capacity required by the radical shift in traffic from QAM video to IP video. Gainspeed, Inc. was formerly known as Cohere Networks, Inc. and changed its name to July 2013. The company was incorporated in 2012 and is based in Sunnyvale, California.
Opteamix is a digital technology consulting firm that is built on reimagining the technology of tomorrow, today! We present you with state-of-the-art innovative business IT solutions by combining the power of cutting-edge technologies and traditional s...
Kelvin is the leading collaborative control software company, delivering industrial intelligence, operational excellence, and reduced carbon emissions. Kelvin was founded in 2013 by a team of data scientists, software developers, domain experts, and automation engineers to solve real-world problems. The company has a global footprint with offices in five countries and headquarters in San Francisco. Kelvin`s next-generation SaaS-based tools are built using artificial intelligence, machine learning, and analytics around emissions and sustainability. Kelvin`s robust solutions provide complete operational visibility, empowering engineers and operators to collaborate and make better decisions anywhere, anytime. Global industrial enterprises partner with Kelvin to help connect, create, and scale control applications across their operations. With Kelvin, they can simplify complex systems and realize their teams` full potential. Kelvin partners with some of the world`s largest industrial organizations. More than 98 enterprises running 160,000 jobs rely on Kelvin to build more sustainable operations.