Chris Osborn

Cotendo, Inc. develops a content delivery network platform. Cotendo offers an integrated suite of Web and Mobile Acceleration Services from its 30 global distributed point of presence (POPs). Cotendo's single-platform software was built from the ground up. It includes acceleration services for dynamic Web applications, static and dynamic Web content, SSL, Advanced DNS, Adaptive Image Compression performance monitoring, and automatic failover as well as real-time reports and analytics. Cotendo also offers a distributed cloud application environment called Cloudlet that allows content providers and enterprises to make logic and data decisions at the edge, closest to the end users. Cotendo's superior performance and functionality enable clients to maximize monetization and productivity of their Web and mobile assets. Cotendo's founders took a fresh look at the morphing demands of the global content acceleration market. After analyzing content delivery and Web acceleration providers of the last decade, they concluded that agile, intelligent software-not massive infrastructure-would meet today's enterprise and global content delivery challenges and keep pace with tomorrow's demands. Today, using a fraction of the infrastructure and resources used by traditional providers, Cotendo's pioneering suite of Web and Mobile Acceleration services accelerates billions of transactions for millions of Internet users worldwide. Cotendo is headquartered in Silicon Valley with an R&D center in Israel.

Digital Island, Inc. provides network services for e-business applications. The company is based in San Francisco, CA and has subsidiaries in the United States.

Founded in 1996, Sandpiper Networks, Inc. is a provider of adaptive content distribution services to web publishers and content providers. The company's initial service offering, Footprint, optimizes network performance by migrating content based on network conditions, content popularity and traffic loads. Sandpiper is privately funded by Brentwood Venture Capital, Media Technology Ventures and Mission Ventures.

GLT Liquidating Trust provides internet infrastructure services and eBusiness network platforms to enterprises and service providers. It combines its tier 1 network with Internet services including dedicated, remote and broadband access, web hosting & Internet security to develop a platform for creating scalable and repeatable managed eBusiness solutions. The company is headquartered in Woburn, MA.

Part of Kulicke & Soffa Industries, Inc., OZ Technologies, Inc. makes test sockets, contactors and other devices. The company is based in Hayward, CA. OZ Technologies was acquired by Cerprobe Corp., part of Kulicke & Soffa Industries, Inc. from November 24, 2000 on December 03, 1999 for $38.51 million.

adMarketplace, Inc. operates as search advertising network outside of Google. It?s flagship product Advertiser 3D analytics dashboard offers detailed information on every aspect of a campaign. The company was founded by James Wyatt Hill in March 2000 and is headquartered in New York, NY.

adMarketplace.net, Inc. provides online advertising services. It solved problem by building Advertiser 3D and BidSmart. The firm is the only end-to-end search marketplace outside Google. The company was founded by Jamie Hill in March 2000 and is headquartered in New York City, NY.