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MixComm, based in Chatham, N.J., is a fabless semiconductor company developing transformative solutions for emerging wireless applications and markets. MixComm was co-founded in 2017 by Dr. Harish Krishnaswamy of Columbia University`s Engineering School and Frank Lane, formerly Senior Director at Flarion Technologies and Vice-President of Technology for Qualcomm. The company`s technology is based on breakthroughs from Dr. Krishnaswamy`s CoSMIC lab at Columbia University and is funded by Kairos Ventures. The founding team has a proven track record in RFIC research and development and in commercializing cutting-edge RF silicon at both startup and large semiconductor companies.
Xcorr Resource Group is a Pembroke Pines, FL-based company in the Telecommunications sector.
Arbinet Corporation - (NASDAQ:ARBXD) is a leading provider of international voice and IP solutions to carriers and service providers globally. With more than 1100 carriers across the world connected to the Arbinet Network, and over 1400+ destinations, Arbinet combines global scale with sophisticated platform intelligence, call routing and industry leading credit management and settlement capabilities.
At WTI, we`re using existing technologies in unconventional ways to provide 3D safety and data communications around the globe.
Vesper is the leader in piezoelectric MEMS micrphones for consumer applications. Vesper was founded to commercialize a revolutionary approach to MEMS microphones developed by co-founders Bobby Littrell and Karl Grosh at the University of Michigan. This superior microphone design aims to bring studio quality acoustics into handheld devices. Vesper`s novel piezoelectric transducer design, can achieve unparalleled acoustic performance. Because piezoelectric structures only require a single active membrane layer, they are not affected by squeeze film damping, the dominant noise source in capacitive microphones. Our structures higher SNR, better matching and a rugged waterproof ultra-small form factor.