Steve Horne

SolFocus has developed leading concentrator photovoltaic (CPV) technology which combines high-efficiency solar cells (approaching 40%) and advanced optics to provide solar energy solutions which are scalable, dependable and capable of delivering on the promise of clean, low-cost, and renewable energy. SolFocus is a leading developer and manufacturer of solar energy systems based on concentrator Photovoltaic (CPV) technology. The company's mission is to deliver the lowest cost of solar energy in high solar resource regions of the world. Achieving this objective starts with developing industry-leading, high-efficiency products which deliver the highest energy harvest of any technology available today. Leading systems are combined with volume manufacturing and supply chain resources to drive delivery and operation costs to the lowest level. Lastly, SolFocus is focused on providing high reliability and field durability, critical requirements when deploying energy systems which will remain productive in the field for over 25 years. SolFocus systems are currently making electricity in Spain, Arizona, California and Hawaii, with new projects currently being deployed in Greece, Italy, and Portugal.

GuideTech, Inc. is a private company that specializes in precision time and frequency instruments and automated test equipment. The company is based in Sunnyvale, CA. The company offers a range of computer-based instruments such as the GT668PCI, GT9000, and GT210PCI, among others. The company also provides test and measurement board level instruments such as the CTIA and TIC. GuideTech has been the leading innovator of TIA and CTIA continuous time interval analyzer and high-precision frequency counter instruments since 1988, delivering superior performance at over a thousand installations worldwide.

Ariel Corp. provides open systems-based digital remote access equipment to Internet service providers. Its remote access equipment is compatible with open systems platforms running a variety of popular operating systems, including windows NT and Linux and enables ISPs to build reliable, scalable and easy to manage networks. Remote access equipment enables a user dialing in over a standard telephone line to connect to a computer network. The company was founded in 1982 and is headquartered in Cranbury, NJ.