Technicolor, Boyguez Telecom partner to deploy IPTV-over-Wi-Fi STBs



Technicolor Connected Home has partnered with Boyegs Telecom one of the largest network service providers in France with over 26.2 million fixed and mobile customers to develop and develop a futureproof and premium Android 4K UHD set-top box (STB). To deploy that is integrated with Best. In-class Wi-Fi that delivers a video experience for consumers throughout the French market.

The flexible open platform, called Bbox 4K HDR, allows consumers to experience reliable IPTV-over-Wi-Fi that allows Bouygues Telecom customers to enjoy high-quality TV and a broad spectrum of Android TV services and applications. – Including over-the-over. -Top (OTT) video content and gaming – over high-performance Wi-Fi.

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This is the latest development in Technicolor Connected Home’s ongoing commitment to bring open and innovative technologies to network service providers (NSPs) around the world. The ultimate goal is to help NSP deliver seamless connectivity and premium entertainment experiences to consumers by creating the best Customer Premises Equipment (CPE) and partnering with the most innovative companies in the connected home ecosystem.

The development of this new STB strengthens the partnership between Bouygues Telecom and Technicolor Connected Home, as the two companies aim to develop cutting-edge CPE technologies for consumers in France. This is important as consumers have become increasingly dependent on the highest quality home services to support their entertainment, education and professional needs.



Laure Joslet, VP of Marketing for the Residential Market at Boyegs Telecom
Bouygues Telecom started with a concept and design for this new STB, and approached Technicolor Connected Home to make Bbox 4K HDR a reality due to the company’s expertise and experience in integrating the Android ecosystem. The teams from Bouygues Telecom and Technicolor Connected Home successfully worked together to develop an innovative and enhanced user experience for this next-generation STB platform, which is connected via Wi-Fi to the gateway, used by French consumers. Will provide the premium services and experiences demanded. timely fashion.

Mercedes Pastor, SVP for Technicolor Connected Home’s Eurasia Customer Equipment Business Unit
The project reflects the innovation emerging from the strategic partnership between Boyegs Telecom and Technicolor Connected Homes over the past several years. We have made a significant step in meeting the ever-evolving needs and desires of the highly demanding French consumers.

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