iDEAL Semiconductor is a fabless semiconductor company. We are focused on delivering break-through levels of power efficiency utilizing our new proprietary, patented technology which affords advanced system designers a new palette of performance to deliver today's and tomorrow’s industry-leading new products in all the hottest segments. Our innovative new technology has wide-ranging device application anywhere power efficiency matters. Mobility, communication and instant access to data are the linchpins of todays on-the-go lifestyle. Products based on this new technology platform represent a new class of semiconductors, essential to serve the efficiency demands of the massively complex emerging market segments like Artificial Intelligence (AI), Internet of Things (IoT), Big Data, Renewables, Electric Vehicles (EVs) and the Electronification of Everything (EoE). Wide-spread adoption of iDEAL Semiconductor technology offers billions of dollars in energy savings, representing cooler operation, longer life times, better reliability and overall higher efficiency that will result in less energy consumption and a greener planet. Founded in 2017 and based on a unique new concept and proven with university-based research, iDEAL Semiconductor has raised an initial round of investment from seasoned Semiconductor investors.

SurgeonCheck develops a performance analytics platform intended to analyze surgeon performance by procedure and facility. With SurgeonCheck, hospitals and insurance companies can finally provide patients with the information they need to choose the best surgeon possible.SurgeonCheck's mission is to bring healthcare into a new era - one wheresurgeons are objectively judged on outcomes, not perception and billboards.

AwardWallet is frequent flyer miles and points tracking site. It is considered to be the first in the genre, founded in 2004, and tracked more than 400 sites as of 2011. AwardWallet is based out of Bethlehem, Pennsylvania. As of 2021, it has 700,000 users, despite some airlines blocking access to the app citing privacy concerns.