Tzero Technologies is a fabless semiconductor company that provides an ultra wideband (UWB) solution for delivering broadcast-quality video throughout the home, without wires.
John Hull is on the board.

• New Ultra Thin HDTVs from Hitachi to Employ Tzero Ultra Wideband Technology for Wireless Video? - February 19, 2008
• Tzero Honored with Awards for ZeroWire Chipset and Company Excellence - November 16, 2007
• Hitachi Adopts UWB for 'Wooo' LCD TVs; A First for Japanese TV Manufacturers - October 24, 2007
  
• Monster, Tzero Partner on ultra-wideband wireless HDMI - April 12, 2007
• Monster cable creates strategic wireless partnership - April 12, 2007
• Monstrous days for UWB? - April 12, 2007
• Monster, Tzero Team for flat-panel mounts with wireless HDMI - April 11, 2007
• Wireless for the flat screen - April 11, 2007
• Testing wireless home entertainment networks for HD video:  UWB vs 802.11 - April 4, 2007
• Digital gear:  sending ultra-wideband home - March 15, 2007
• Go wireless in your home! - February 23, 2007
• HDTV flat panels go wireless - January 25, 2007
• Tzero gets $25.5M funding, plans to ship first line-Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal - June 26, 2006

Talyst is a pharmacy solutions provider focused on developing simple, affordable and reliable products to assist in the medication management process. Lucinda Stewart is on the board.

• Talyst names Gary Johnson, Pharm D, MHA as Vice President of Pharmacy Practice Solutions - April 24, 2007
• Washington State University names James Torina to College of Pharmacy Dean's Advisory Council - April 13, 2007
• Talyst names Gregg Benett as Corporate President - March 9, 2007
• Fast Company readers choose Talyst for their "Fast 50" list of innovative companies - March 8, 2007
• Talyst names Jason French as Controller - January 26, 2007
• Talyst gets investment of $20M in drug system -Seattle P-I, November 10, 2006
• Talyst ranks in 100 fastest-growing private companies for second straight year -October 10, 2006

Vantos (formerly GraniteEdge Networks) provides a new level of intelligence for internal network security. The company's security analytics solutions enable IT security experts to break through the tremendous noise of the enterprise network and gain new visibility into their network infrastructure, dramatically improving their ability to detect serious network threats. Lucinda Stewart is on the board.

• Vantos is taking on the Crowded Enterprise Security Space - February 29, 2008

• Case Closed: VANTOS Delivers V-Flex(im) - the Industry's Only Comprehensive System of Record for Enterprise Investigation Managemen

   - February 26, 2008
• Vantos Co-Founder and Chief Scientist Honored with the Shaping Info Security 2006 Industry Award - October 3, 2006
• Frost & Sullivan selects Vantos for "Entrepreneurial Leadership Award" - December 14, 2005
• Vantos Hires New CEO - November 14, 2005
• Vantos Networks secures $5M in Series A funding - July 22 2005

The process used to identify targets also provides a clear path to developing biologic molecules that can be used for target validation studies. The VLST approach reduces the time to clinical development and improves the likelihood of clinical success. The company is headquartered in Seattle, Washington. Gerry Langeler is on the board.

• Systems Biology, Incorporated? - Nature Biotechnology, September, 2006
• Drugmaker gets $55M Series B - Red Herring, June 16, 2006
• Biotech startup VLST gets $55 M - June 16, 2006

Virtugo (formerly uXcomm) provides an autonomic systems management platform for utility compute environments including Lintel / Wintel systems and form factors such as 1U servers and Blades. Virtugo unique architecture extends existing management applications to accommodate high-performance, distributed, modular environments. Virtugo gathers and analyzes a full spectrum of information spanning from elements to applications and supports a complete set of policy-driven functions that includes discovery, dynamic provisioning, monitoring, management and control. Virtugo is active in the development of new standards for modular systems and is a member of the Desktop Management Task Force and Service Availability Forum™. The company is headquartered in Beaverton, Oregon.

• Virtugo's $13.6M raises bar - Portland Business Journal, July 14, 2006
• Virtugo and Providence Solutions Partner for Asia Distribution - March 8, 2006
• Virtugo closes $4.6M new funding & appoints Bob Van Steenberg as CEO - May 16, 2005
• Data Center Automation & the Agile Enterprise - dcm magazine , January 26, 2005