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Thomson acquires Thales Broadcast & Multimedia

Thomson has expanded its IPTV, mobile TV and digital terrestrial TV solutions through the acquisition of Thales Broadcast and Multimedia

Author:: TVTechnology
Publish date:: Dec 20, 2005

Thomson will acquire the Thales Broadcast & Multimedia business unit and form a strategic partnership with TBM parent company Thales.

Thales Broadcast & Multimedia provides platforms for IPTV services, video-on-demand and mobile TV. It designs digital TV and radio broadcasting systems and equipment. By combining the TBM activities with Thomson's existing Systems & Equipment offerings, Thomson will offer end-to-end products and services for those in the IPTV, mobile TV and digital terrestrial transmission markets.

The strategic partnership with Thales will focus its efforts on providing high-value video content management and distribution solutions for in-flight entertainment, security and defense applications.

For more information, visit www.thomson.net; www.thomsongrassvalley.com and www.thales-bm.com.

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