Brian Barry

Destinator Technologies, Inc. provides mobile and personal GPS navigation software. The firm's products include PDA's, PND's, mobile phones, and software development kits. The company was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in Richmond Hill, Canada.

Kwilt, Inc. creates mobile application for personal media solutions. It gives consumers direct access, right on their mobile and through many popular digital outlets, to all their photos wherever they are stored at home, on their mobile, in the cloud and on social networks. The company was founded by Marc-Antoine Benglia in 2014 and is headquartered in Ottawa, Canada.

The Group's principal activities are to design and manufacture wireless communication for branded distributor and telecommunications companies. The products include digital cordless phones, Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP) phone systems, digital wireless enterprise conferencing phones and digital wireless baby monitors. The Group's vertically integrated design, manufacturing and distribution offices are located in Richmond (Canada), Dongguan (China), Hong Kong and London (England). The products are distributed in four continents. The primary customers are branded distributors and telecommunications companies. Brands include: Phillips, British Telecom, Toshiba, NEC, Thomson, ClearOne, Cable & Wireless, NTL, Audioline, Amytel, One.Tel Brondi, Profoon, Swisscom, Oricom and Switel.

Hyperchip Inc. offers network routing components and systems including Hyperchip FPGA Cores and Architectures. The Hyperchip H40G Router is a 40 Gb/s router over five times less power consuming, over 10 times smaller and a fraction of the cost of incumbents, using industry standard MicroTCA chassis and open-standard interfaces. In the future Hyperchip will extend its offerings from 40Gb/s to 100Gb/s per MicroTCA chassis and per ATCA slot with in-service scaling from a single line card to full non-blocking multi-chassis systems, across the network industry from high-speed access networks to scalable core routers.

Ericsson Canada, Inc. provides telecommunication solutions. It offers wireless network technology, IP and data systems, and mobile Internet solutions. The company was founded in 1953 and is headquartered in Mississauga, Canada.

Neuralitic Systems, Inc. provided data services analytics to network operators and communication services. The company was founded in 2007 and was headquartered in Montreal, Canada.

Part of Veris Health Sciences, Inc., Mobile Diagnostics, Inc. is a company that provides mobile glaucoma scanning services. The company is based in Plymouth, MN. Mobile Diagnostics was acquired by Midwest Surgical Services, Inc. on February 22, 2005.

Part of JPMorgan Chase & Co., Cilys is a Canadian company that provides wireless data optimization services, including Internet and signaling protocols, mathematics, and wireless network engineering. The company is based in Trois-Rivières, Canada. The company was founded by Louis-Philippe Benoit, Audry Larocque. Cilys was acquired by Forest Investments, Inc., part of JPMorgan Chase & Co. from January 03, 2023 on February 02, 2005 for $8.11 million.

Optosecurity, Inc. develops security software solutions. Its eVelocity software suite enables centralized remote screening of hand luggage. The firm also offers OptoScreener, a disruptive security product for checkpoints based on intelligent 3D computer vision and advanced material science. Its products are designed as an in-line detection system aimed at preventing terrorist events or attacks in high-profile facilities, such as airports and critical infrastructures. The company was founded by Eric Bergeron in 2003 and is headquartered in Quebec, Canada.