Gordon Harling

NovAtel, Inc. develops positioning and satellite-based augmentation technologies. Its products include receivers, enclosures, antennas and technical papers. The company was founded in 1978 and is headquartered in Calgary, Canada.

Microsemi Semiconductor Ltd. develops and manufactures microelectronic technologies, miniaturization, low power wireless communication, energy harvesting and ambient temperature electronics. The company is headquartered in Bristol, the United Kingdom.

ATMOS Corp. designs and develops memory chips. The company develops embedded memory solutions and to the customers in the networking, wireless, graphics and imaging industries. ATMOS was founded by Wlodek Kurjanowicz in 1998 and is headquartered in Kanata, Canada

Sensors Unlimited, Inc. manufactures fiber-optic equipment for high-speed computer networks. Its products include detector arrays for wavelength division multiplexing channel monitors, cameras, and imaging products. The company was founded by Marshall J. Cohen in 1991 and is headquartered in Princeton, NJ.

Part of Teledyne Technologies, Inc., DALSA Semiconductor, Inc. is a Canadian company that manufactures image sensor chips and provides wafer foundry services. The company is based in Bromont, Canada. DALSA Semiconductor was acquired by Dalsa Corp. from Microsemi Semiconductor Corp. on October 03, 2002 for $4.10 million.

Elliptic Technologies, Inc. provides embedded security intellectual property services. Its Internet protocol solutions help to secure products in the wireless, networking, home entertainment, digital media and platform security markets. The company was founded by Mike Borza, Al Hawtin and Gordon Harling in 2001 and is headquartered in Ottawa, Canada.

Goal Semiconductor, Inc. was a semiconductor company that designed, developed and supplied integrated, performance driven, affordable, mixed-signal integrated circuits and ASICs for use in embedded data acquisition systems. Founded in 1992, Goal Semiconductor was headquartered in Montreal, Canada.

Canadian Microelectronics Corp. develops and manages Canada's national design network. It offers design, documents, training, resource competitions, and subscription. The company is headquartered in Kingston, Canada.

NanoQuébec provides funding and support for the research and development of nanotechnology infrastructure. The company was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Montreal, Canada.