Ahmad Chamseddine

Dell Corp. operates as a contracting firm specializing in historic preservation specialties.

Pivot3, Inc. provides data storage solutions. It offers failover-protected virtual machines, including vBank, a scale-out SSD/disk storage appliance and multiple VM that delivers compute and storage resources, and supports various virtual servers and solid state disk drives to extend storage performance across general business applications and bundles; VDI startup bundle to help organizations deploy virtual desktop environments; and vSTAC unified storage and compute appliances. The firm also provides Storage And Compute Stack for capacity-intensive environments that provide Direct Drive Access for virtual machines and federate hardware resources across Pivot3 appliances; CloudBank, a scale-out disk storage appliance and single VM; and DataBank, a scale-out disk storage appliance. The company was founded by William C. Galloway, Alan Skidmore, Ryan Callison and Lee Caswell in 2002 and is headquartered in Austin, TX.

Entorian Technologies, Inc. is a vertical provider of rugged, mission-critical enterprise and government computing solutions. Through its subsidiary, Augmentix, company leverages core electronics, software, sales and customer service from mainstream OEM products. This enables Entorian to focus strictly on the research, development and innovations that allow end users to address their mission critical needs. The company includes two divisions: Memory Solutions and Rugged Technology Solutions. Entorian Technologies was founded on May 9, 2003 and is headquartered in Austin, TX.

Augmentix Corp. develops and supplies industrial-grade computer equipment. It provides services to the military, public safety, first responder, energy, homeland security, telecommunications, professional and field services. The company was founded by Christopher M. Melson, Don Harrison, Chris Nikirk and David C. McKinley in 2003 and is headquartered in Austin, TX.