Russell J. Cyr

BitWave was formed in 2004 to solve a complex problem facing cell phone manufacturers: how to obtain anytime, anywhere connectivity without sacrificing cost, performance or power consumption. Since its inception, BitWave has been dedicated to the development of a universal programmable transceiver, the Softransceiver RFIC to meet this industry problem. The patent pending technology embodied in the product is unique and will allow wireless carriers and cell phone manufacturers to deploy more services and devices in less time with additional functionality. Beyond the predicted one billion handset per year market in 2007, the firm's product will also be key to such markets as micro-infrastructure, laptops, PDAs, multimedia players and portable consumer electronic devices.

Steinbrecher Corp. manufactures cellular radio equipment. Steinbrecher was acquired by Infinera Optical Holding, Inc., part of Infinera Corp. from December 04, 2013 on April 17, 1996 for $76 million.

Engim, Inc. develops chipsets for wireless infrastructure solutions. The firm offers data voice convergence, non-disruptive security and intrusion detection, location determination, and mesh networking services. It provides voice, data, and video with advanced system-level security services for the enterprises. The company was founded by Anantha Chandrakasan, Alexander Bugeja, and Amitabh Sinha in 2001 and is headquartered in Acton, MA.

AB Liquidating Corp. provides broadband and telecommunication services. It offers fixed wireless broadband point-to-point. The company is headquartered in San Jose, CA.

Global Communication, Inc. provides mobile phone agent services. The private company is based in Tokyo, Japan. Global Communication was acquired by Global Communication (Kato) from fonfun Corp. on March 31, 2009 for $0.10 million.