Companies list. Letter P
Pulse-LINK, Inc.
 | In May, 2001, Pulse-LINK acquired the Intellectual Property and assets of another leading company in the Ultra Wideband field, Fantasma Networks, Inc. Paul Allen's Interval Research incubated Fantasma in 1996. It was later Venture funded in April, 2000 by Vulcan Ventures, Intel Capital, APV Technology Partners and Centennial Ventures. Fantasma had already achieved wireless UWB data rates of up to 60Mbps and was scheduled to commercially launch their UWB Local Area Network and wireless video technology by end 2001. PulseLINK acquired all patents pending, prototypes, laboratory and testing equipment, Intellectual Property and other assets previously held by Fantasma. These assets were relocated from San Jose to PulseLINK's San Diego headquarters. Today, Pulse-LINK owns almost 80 patents covering ultra wideband wireless and wired communications technology, operational prototypes, complete laboratories, testing and development equipment and state of art technical facilities.
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PulseWave RF
 | PulseWave RF is a fables semiconductor company based in Austin Texas. PulseWave RF will develop market and sell digital high-efficiency high-linearity power amplifier semiconductor components for the cellular infrastructure market. These self-linearizing multi-chip semiconductor power modules will allow a base station or amplifier manufacturer to construct high efficiency lower cost linear RF power amplifiers suitable for amplifying multiple carrier signals such as CDMA or other high crest factor air interfaces.
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Pumatech, Inc.
| Pumatech, Inc. develops, markets and supports synchronization, mobile-application development and mobile-application management/device management software that enables consumers, mobile professionals and IT (Internet technology) officers to harness the full capabilities of handheld organizers/computers, Web-enabled cellular phones, pagers and other wireless or wireline personal communications platforms. Its product families, which include Intellisync, Enterprise Intellisync, Enterprise Intellisync, Second Edition and Satellite Forms software, along with its technology licensing offering, the Intellisync Software Development Kit (Intellisync SDK), are designed to connect mobile devices to essential information anytime, anywhere.
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Purdue University- West Lafayette
| Purdue University is a coeducational, state-assisted system in Indiana. Founded in 1869 and named after benefactor John Purdue, the University is one of the nation's leading research institutions with a reputation for excellent and affordable education. Building upon historical strengths in engineering and agriculture, the West Lafayette Campus now offers 7,400 courses in more than 500 undergraduate majors and specializations in the schools of Agriculture, Consumer and Family Sciences, Education, Engineering, Health Sciences, Liberal Arts, Management, Nursing, Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences, Science, Technology, and Veterinary Medicine. Programs of graduate study and research leading to advanced degrees come under the jurisdiction of the Graduate School.
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Push Messenger S.A.
| "Established in 1999, PUSH MESSENGER originally focused on developing a synchronous TCP/IP protocol that provided professionals with a client/server software platform for wired and wireless instant messaging, allowing them to easily implement structures that used a multitude of interconnected services. The objective of PUSH MESSENGER researchers was to create a developer’s environment that was independent of proprietary structures, both database-wise and in terms of ASP-type networks and services. This original objective led to the development of an open architecture built around Server Manager as the central pillar, an independent and innovative services solution for real-time communications applications. Applications that are no longer limited to text messages and now include voice, html and other file types, sent to all existing terminals (desktop
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