Part of University of Arkansas System, Board of Trustees of The University of Arkansas is a company headquartered in Fayetteville, AR, that owns and operates radio stations.

Nanosys, Inc. researches, develops, and manufactures light-emitting Quantum Dot (QD) technologies for use in a wide range of applications from displays to agriculture. Quantum dots are nanoscale semiconductors that enable displays to reproduce a more lifelike image with a wider range of color and higher brightness. Quantum Dot technologies are compatible with and offer improved performance for displays of all types including LED-LCDs, OLEDs, and micro-LEDs. As of 2020, consumer electronics brands have shipped more than 20 million devices across over 400 unique products including televisions, monitors, tablets, and automotive interiors based on Nanosys’ proprietary quantum dot technology.

Ramot at Tel Aviv University Ltd. operates as a technology transfer company of Tel Aviv University (TAU). It provides legal and commercial frameworks for inventions made by TAU faculty, students, and researchers. The firm licenses the university's intellectual property to third parties through agreements; facilitates collaborative research partnerships between business partners and TAU researchers; establishes a company; and forms joint ventures that promote TAU technologies. The company was founded in 1973 and is headquartered in Tel Aviv, Israel.

Total Marketing Services LLP, a subsidiary of Inspired Thinking Group (ITG) Ltd., is a company headquartered in the United Kingdom. The firm develops online marketing software.

Total Co. Ltd. is a private company headquartered in China. The firm manufactures and distributes lubricants products.

glō is a venture-backed company focused on the development and commercialization of advanced LED display products using nanotechnology. The unique nanotechnology is based on 11 years of research at Lund University’s Nanometer Structure Consortium. Headed by Professor Lars Samuelson, one of the world’s leading scientists in this field, who has published more than 500 papers related to this technology. glō's first office is in Lund, Sweden, where basic material research continues for the next generation nanotechnology. glō's research and product development along with pilot fabrication operation is carried out at glō-USA in Sunnyvale, California. In 2016, glō established an Asia office in Taipei, Taiwan, one of the largest and fastest-growing regions for LED lighting and display applications. glō's technology sidesteps the technical limitations of current planar LED technology. It allows for the creation of highly efficient, stable and ultimately unique red, green, blue (RGB) emitters out of one material system. It aims to achieve the industry’s best color stability and ultimately enables the growth of red, green and blue emitters on the same wafer. Highly-efficient white LEDs with high color rendering will be possible without the need for phosphor conversion. It is the next enabling technology for advanced display, illumination and automotive applications. glō nanowire light-emitting diodes (nLEDs) are based on its proprietary hetero-structured semiconductor nanowire epitaxial growth and process technologies for which standard manufacturing equipment and materials can be utilized. glō currently holds over 175 patents across US, Europe and Asia. These patents are not subject to any cross-licensing with the LED oligopoly. The glō team is constantly strengthening its intellectual property position in this technology and related applications.

Founded by Conrad Burke, Innovalight is focused on bringing high efficiency, low-cost solar modules to the marketplace. Enabling this manufacturing paradigm shift is the company's silicon ink, which has been in development since 2005. Historically, silicon has been processed either as a solid or as a gas. Using liquid based processing Innovalight will dramatically improve the cost and efficiency of today's solar modules.

TotalEnergies is an energy company that produces and markets oil and biofuels, natural gas and green gases, renewables, and electricity.

Tracense Systems, a privately held high-tech company, pioneers the use of nano-technology, harnessing its extraordinary potential to provide the next generation of threat detection sensors to identify explosives, biological and chemical warfare agents. The company’s ground breaking scientific achievements in the field of applied nano-technology will soon provide unprecedented protection and the best available threat identification solutions in airports, sea ports, border crossings, transportation terminals, large event venues, critical infrastructure facilities and much more. Founded in 2007, Tracense transforms the globally-renowned scientific achievements of its technological team into innovative solutions that meet and exceed many current and future Homeland Security needs. Tracense is led by accomplished management team, an experienced board of directors and is supported by an impressive advisory team. The company’s investors include leading entrepreneurs, private equity funds and boutique VC’s, all being actively involved in supporting the company’s growth.