Alcatel-Lucent

Alcatel-Lucent today provides hardware, software and services to telecommunications services providers and enterprises around the world.

British Telecom

Telecommunications giant British Telecom, more commonly known as BT, serves businesses and home users in more than 170 countries.

Deutsche Telekom

Germany's largest telecommunications company, Deutsche Telekom, now provides information technology and telecommunication services such as fixed-network, wireless and broadband across 50 countries.

France Telecom

Europe's top broadband Internet services provider and No. 3 mobile operator, serves more than 177 million customers in five continents.

Google

Google, the California-based company established in 1998, has become a name that is synonymous with "online search".

Huawei Technologies

Huawei would have made a US$2.2 billion acquisition of American network security equipment maker 3Com if the U.S. government had not prevented its attempt.

Microsoft

Best known for its Windows operating system and application software, Microsoft continues to ramp up efforts in the online search business.

NTT

NTT's portfolio of offerings to businesses and individuals worldwide include local, long distance and international voice services as well as wireless, Internet access and data center services.

SingTel Group

SingTel has a history that traces back to 1879 when Singapore became one of the first cities in Asia to have telephone services, three years after the technology was patented by Alexander Graham Bell.