Kenneth Engestang

Amalfi Semiconductor, Inc. develops and manufactures CMOS radio frequency and mixed-signal semiconductor devices. It offers power amplifier semiconductors and transmits modules for the cellular communications market. The company was founded by James L. Finch and David Sorensen in 2003 and is headquartered in Greensboro, NC.

Broadcom Corp. designs, develops and supplies semiconductors for wired and wireless communications. The company was founded by Henry T. Nicholas III and Henry Samueli on August 16, 1991 and is headquartered in San Jose, CA.

Shocking Technologies, Inc. was engaged in producing voltage switchable dielectric materials. The company was founded by Robert Fleming and Lex A. Kosowsky in 2006 and was headquartered in San Jose, CA.

Qnovo, Inc. provides battery software management solutions. The company was founded by Nadim Maluf, Dania Ghantous and Fred Berkowitz in 2010 and is headquartered in Newark, CA.

Silicon Spice, a private company based in Silicon Valley, is developing semiconductor technology, software and development tools for high-density voice, fax and data packet transport over wide area networks (WANs). Silicon Spice's products are targeted for communications equipment manufacturers of carrier gateways, access gateways and remote access concentrators.