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Tantalus provides Smart Grid communications solutions for Advanced Metering, Demand Response & Distribution Automation. TUNet® — the Tantalus Utility Network — is a rapid & reliable two-way network that enables electric, water & gas distributors to automate processes, improve business operations and deliver top-tier customer service. TUNet is deployed at utilities determined to manage resources intelligently and meet ambitious conservation goals.

Etched.ai is the creator of Sohu, an AI chip specifically designed for transformer models. By integrating the transformer architecture into their chips, Etched.ai is leading the way in developing servers tailored for transformer inference.

Aivela offers hardware and software for capturing, analyzing, and managing visual and sensor data. The portfolio includes cameras, optics, lighting, and workflow software used for motion analysis, inspection, and experimental testing. Services cover solution design, system integration, calibration, and training to support deployment in laboratory and production settings. Products integrate with common data acquisition and analytics tools and support synchronized triggering, high frame rates, and structured data management. Aivela serves engineering and research teams that need to document fast processes, quantify behavior, and produce repeatable measurements.

Tombot is a company that focuses on developing robotic animals and digital health solutions for a market of over 200 million individuals with dementia or mild cognitive impairment. Studies have shown that their robotic animals can help decrease symptoms like loneliness, anxiety, depression, hallucinations, and aggressive behavior associated with dementia, and lessen the reliance on potentially harmful medications. Their goal is reflected in their slogan, "A dog for individuals unable to have real dogs."

Reed Semiconductor engages in semiconductor research and development. It was founded in 2020 and headquartered in East Greenwich, Rhode Island.

Ambiq Micro is a start-up semiconductor company that focuses on creating advanced low-power solutions for wireless electronic devices. The company was established in 2010 with the fundamental belief that extremely low-power semiconductors are vital for the future of technology. Leveraging their cutting-edge low-power technology, Ambiq Micro assists innovative companies globally in developing unique solutions that minimize or remove the necessity for batteries, decrease total system power, and enhance industrial design flexibility.

HyperLight provides thin-film lithium niobate photonic integrated circuit solutions. They deliver groundbreaking electro-optic and nonlinear optical solutions with scalable manufacturing processes. They work closely with their customers from conceptualization, design, prototyping, and transfer to volume production.

Gulf Coast Tactical is a manufacturer of autonomous maritime defense platforms enhancing security, surveillance, and readiness.

Clair Health is a health technology company developing a wearable device that functions as a continuous, non-invasive hormone monitor designed specifically for women.

Anoria is an electronic gadgets company that offers smart wearables for emotional and mental health tracking.

Nine Fives develops electronic test and measurement hardware focused on modernizing radio frequency test equipment. The company provides networked, driverless RF instruments that use built-in interfaces and standard web technologies to reduce setup time and integration overhead. Its products include programmable RF attenuators, SPDT switches, and modular rack-mount chassis that share a common power and data backplane. Nine Fives supports control through a web user interface, REST API, and SCPI commands to fit into both new and legacy automation workflows. The NineVue web application offers centralized configuration, RF path monitoring, and version-controlled rack setups. The company also supplies detailed hardware documentation designed for use with software automation tools and coding agents, enabling integration into automated test environments.

Atom Computing builds truly scalable quantum computers out of individual atoms. The company's quantum computers use quantum mechanical properties of atoms to process information and solve problems beyond the reach of traditional computers, including drug design, computational chemistry, and more. Atom Computing was founded in 2018 and based in Berkeley, California.