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Gmpcs Personal Communications Inc is a Pompano Beach, FL-based company in the Telecommunications sector.
Xtralis Inc is a Lynn, MA-based company in the Telecommunications sector.
Quantifi Photonics is on a mission to transform the world of photonics test and measurement. From our New Zealand headquarters, we develop and manufacture a wide range of benchtop and modular instruments and customized test solutions and supply multinational technology companies and world-leading research organizations. With deep expertise in harnessing, manipulating and measuring the physical properties of light, Quantifi Photonics solves complex challenges with innovation and experience.
LG-Ericsson is a Irvine, CA-based company in the Telecommunications sector.
NeoPhotonics is a leading provider of photonic integrated circuit-based modules, components and subsystems for use in optical communications networks. Our products, and those produced by our customers, are used by telecommunications and cable service providers to deploy advanced networks for video, voice and other data services at high data transmission rates and low costs. Our photonic integrated circuits (PICs) combine hundreds of photonic devices on one silicon substrate, thereby dramatically reducing cost and size and increasing reliability and power efficiency. We design and manufacture PICs using our planar lightwave technology and our micro-electrical-mechanical device (MEMS) technology, along with our nanoscale design, materials, fabrication and metrology. The NeoPhotonics™ PIC technology is a key enabler for meeting today`s optical communications market demands. Just as electronic integrated circuits displaced discrete electronic devices, dramatically reducing costs while increasing reliability, thus enabling the electronics revolution of recent decades, an analogous advance in photonics is gathering momentum using photonic integrated circuits. This photonics technology transformation similarly allows dramatic increases in functionality within component-level products.