Marvell Technology (Sunnyvale, California)
Designs, develops, and markets integrated circuits for mixed-signal and digital signal processing for communications-related markets. It is renowned as a technology leader in the development of extreme broadband system-level IC solutions for internet connectivity and infrastructure.

Wireless Link - acquired by CSI Wireless (Calgary, Canada)
Provides wireless and global positioning system (GPS) solutions for mobile and fixed applications in the automotive, commercial and consumer markets. IVP originally invested in Wireless Link Corp., a designer/supplier of GPS devices employing cellular telemetry to track and monitor assets, which was eventually acquired by Communications Systems International.

SiRF Technology (Santa Clara, California)
Designs and supplies GPS chips for wireless communications and personal computer applications.

Stream Machine - acquired by Cirrus Logic (Dallas, Texas)
Develops semiconductor solutions for digital entertainment electronics. IVP originally invested in Stream Machine, a designer and manufacturer of ICs for digital video disks, which was acquired by Cirrus Logic in August 2001.

Inphi Corporation (Los Angeles, California)
Develops and supplies high-speed transponder chips used in fiber optic communication networks. First-to-market with 40-gigabit-per-second speed chips.

Berkana Wireless (San Jose, California)
Develops and markets highly integrated radio frequency (RF) solutions for cellular phones, based on CMOS technology. Berkana is currently developing an integrated cellular phone radio transceiver on a single piece of silicon, an industry first, replacing existing three-piece solutions of competitors.

Authosis (Hong Kong, Shanghai, Shenzen, China)
A technology company that focuses on the emerging IC design industry in China. Authosis’ proponent is Danny Lui, founder of Legend Computers, the largest PC manufacturer in China.

Ambergris Solutions (Metro-Manila, Philippines)
Offers real-time, inbound call center services primarily to the US market. Currently servicing four Fortune 500 customers. In February 2005, a joint venture between Telus of Canada and Singapore Computer Services acquired a significant majority of Ambergris through a buy-out

BioImagene (San Mateo, California and Pune, India)
An image analysis and informatics company engaged in the development of innovative tools for the treatment of cancer and other debilitating diseases.

Teja Technologies (San Jose, California and Pune, India)
Developer of a standard software platform for network processors. This platform includes a Graphical Application Development Environment, a Network Processing Operating System (NPOS) Run-Time and an extensible library of embedded network application building blocks.

Hawaii Superferry (Oahu, Hawaii)
Hawaii Superferry plans to connect people and businesses in Hawaii more economically and comfortably throught the deploymnt of fast catamaran ships. Its first ship shall be launched in early 2007.

Alphion Corporation (Princeton Junction, New Jersey)
Alphion develops and manufactures innovative integrated photonic components for signal regeneration, conditioning, wavelength management, and monitoring.

Startup Capital Ventures (Silicon Valley)
Startup Capital invests in promising, early stage companies, primarily in the software space

Level Up! International (Metro-Manila, Philippines; Sao Paolo, Brazil; Mumbai, India)
A game publisher offering Massively Multiplayer Online Games (MMOGs) that may be accessed via a dial-up internet connection. These games allow individuals from different walks of life to interact in dynamic, virtual communities.

Ionics, Inc. (Laguna, Philippines)
The leading and publicly-listed Philippine electronics manufacturing services contractor

IOmni Precision, Inc. (Laguna, Philippines)
Contract manufacturers precision plastics. A joint venture with Ionics, Inc., The Tech Group (US) and Omni Mold, Ltd., Singapore.

Rustan Supercenters, Inc. (Metro-Manila, Philippines)
Provides general merchandise retailing services. First to introduce the "supercenter" concept in the Philippines.