CleanFiber is a Buffalo, NY-based manufacturer of high-performance cellulose insulation made from recycled corrugated cardboard boxes and other clean fiber sources. The company operates a state-of-the-art production facility in Buffalo with annual capacity of over 3 million bags of insulation. CleanFiber's liquid-enhanced manufacturing process produces what it markets as the purest and best-performing cellulose insulation available.

The Rochester company that built Xerox PARC — birthplace of the GUI, the mouse, Ethernet, and the laser printer; the overlooked source of modern personal computing.