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Access Media 3 provides “triple-play” video, high-speed internet and voice services to residential customers in multiple dwelling unit developments. Serving more than 22,000 units in over 180 buildings, AM3 is the Midwest’s largest non-franchised triple-play media provider and is an excellent platform for consolidation in the highly fragmented MDU marketplace. |
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Completel Europe is a facilities-based provider of switched local access telecommunications and internet services to business end-users and carriers. The company operates nine fiber-based metropolitan area networks in France and in 2006 completed a DSL-based network expansion to increase its coverage to 110 markets in France. Completel was acquired in September 2007 by Altice B2B France for $1.1 billion. |
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Diveo Broadband Networks is a leading local broadband and data center solutions provider for corporate customers in Brazil and Colombia. The Company works together with its customers to develop made-to-fit, integrated solutions to satisfy dynamic, complex business needs. |
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Masergy Communications provides customer-controlled voice, data and video services over converged virtual wide area networks to companies in more than 40 countries. It specializes in delivering real-time high-quality transport of enterprise applications, including voice, data and video, through a single network connection. |
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NewPath Networks is a wireless infrastructure company that designs, develops and operates fiber-fed wireless carrier networks using a distributed antenna architecture to improve signal strength and network capacity. NewPath’s solutions address wireless network capacity demands due to growth in data and multimedia applications. The company’s cost-effective, invisible wireless networks accommodate multiple carriers without new cell site or tower build-out. Communities choose NewPath Networks because the distributed antenna architecture enables concealment of antennas and equipment, and provides cellular coverage across multiple carriers with minimal aesthetic impact. |
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NuVox supplies broadband telecommunications services over an IP-centric virtual network to business customers in 48 markets in 16 contiguous states across the Midwest and Southeast. Products and services include voice, data and networking services and audio conferencing, Internet and IT security services. NuVox today has more than $530 million of annual revenue, as compared to only $200,000 of revenue at the time of Meritage’s initial investment. |
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Perlego leverages software-as-a-service to provide end-to-end mobile device management solutions that allow enterprises, resellers and device manufacturers to effectively manage deployed smart wireless devices, regardless of platform or carrier. The company’s software uses over-the-air (OTA) technology enabling businesses to: update installed software, issue patches, disable lost or stolen devices, back up applications and content residing on the device, and restore this critical information to a new device. |
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Trillion Partners provides voice and data transport services over wireless networks to the K-12 educational market. Through the development of wireless networks, Trillion has assembled a portfolio of over 1500 tower sites that it is seeking to monetize through the leasing of tower space to third-party carriers. In addition, Trillion is extending its transport capabilities into the cellular backhaul market. |
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Xspedius Communications is a facilities-based provider of integrated communications services over proprietary fiber optics and virtual networks to small and medium-sized businesses in the southern U.S. The Company offers a variety of high quality communication services including long distance voice, data, and Internet. Xspedius was acquired by Time Warner Telecom in October 2006 in a transaction that valued the Company at $567 million. |
