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Toshiba corporation is a Japanese multinational conglomerate. Their headquarters are in Tokyo, Japan. They offer many services for people. some services include information technology, communications equipment, and systems. Electronic components and materials. Also, power systems, industrial and social infrastructure systems. Toshiba is known to be found in 1938. It is organized in a way to be able to have 4 groupings. Groups such as the Digital products group, the electronic devices, home appliances group and the social infrastructure group. It is considered the 7^th largest semiconductor manufacturer in the world.

Intel Corporation, the renowned chipmaker is looking into cutting more products from their esteemed line as part of a reshuffling effort as the company looks towards a post-PC world. There have been many product ideas throughout the years that Intel have deemed a colossal failure and axed from their product line such as the WiMax, OnCue TV streaming service and the smartphone chips. Last month, Intel has promised to review and cut more products from their line as part of a company-wide plan to restructure which includes laying off an estimated 12,000 employees. This initiative was introduced to cease production on things like the Atom smartphone chips in order to redirect its resources to making more profitable products in areas like servers, hybrid devices, gaming PCs, and 5G connectivity.

Will H. Brady founded W.H. Brady Co. in 1914 in Wisconsin selling promotional calendars and display signs. From humble beginnings, Brady Corporation has grown to become a publically-traded manufacturer of comprehensive identification solutions. Currently headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Brady Corporation garnered approximately USD$1.15 billion in net sales for fiscal year 2013 and maintains a workforce of about 7,400 strong. The company’s primary business segments are currently comprised of two groupings: identification solutions (IDS) which made up 63.7% of sales (in FY2013) and workplace safety products (WPS) which made up 36.3% of sales (in FY2013).

Marvell Technology Group was founded in 1995 with headquarters in Santa Clara, California. An enormous public company, Marvell boasts $3.17 billion in revenue for fiscal year 2013, a workforce of over 7000 employees, and over 3300 U.S. patents and 900 foreign patents.

Melanox Technologies was founded in 1999 by Eyal Waldman in Yokneam, Israel as a manufacturer of integrated circuit semiconductors for Next Generation I/O (NGIO) data infrastructure centers. When NGIO combined with Future I/O bridge architecture, a new standard was formed known as InfiniBand. Currently headquartered in both Sunnyvale, California and Yokneam, Israel, Melanox now specializes in complete end-to-end interconnect solutions, particularly within the InfiniBand and Ethernet protocols.