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Inventel was a
French company developing consumer electronics and
communication systems,
noted for
domestic gateways and
considered one of the primary...
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state physics,
member of the
French Academy of Technologies,
founder of
Inventel, Roowin,
Cynove and Finsécur
Pierre Papon,
professor of
thermal physics...
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creation of
various technology oriented start up companies, for
instance Inventel,
specializing in Telecommunications, Finsécur
which develops and markets...
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founded Inventel. He
presided over the
company from 2002 to 2005,
becoming one of Europe's
foremost businesspeople in the
field of
triple play.
Inventel created...
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Bahrain and
Orange Botswana.
Depending on the model, it is
manufactured by
Inventel, Sagecom [fr] or ZTE. The
Livebox is also
known as
FunBox in some countries...
- This list of
telephone switches is a
compilation of
telephone switches used in the
public switched telephone network (PSTN) or in
large enterprises. Centura...
- plc,
before becoming Thales in 2000. In 2005,
Thomson bought Cirpack and
Inventel. In 2000,
Thomson Multimedia purchased Technicolor from
Carlton Television...
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electrical retailer Dabs.com for £30.6 million. The BT Home Hub
manufactured by
Inventel was also
launched in June 2006. In
October 2006, BT
confirmed that it would...
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technology and
telecom industries: Éric
Carreel (CEO), who was co-founder of
Inventel; Cédric Hutchings; and Fred Potter. In
September 2010,
Withings received...
- Jetting. The
company was
founded in June 2009 by Eric
Carreel (co-founder of
Inventel,
acquired by
Technicolor in 2005, and Withings),
Clement Moreau and Jacques...
