jeudi 2 juillet 2026

Voneus is powered by Netgem’s PLEIO platform and is now available (July 1, 2026)

(July 1, 2026)
TV by Voneus is powered by Netgem’s PLEIO platform and is available to the company’s:

👉​ 27,000 customers across its gigabit-capable network, which covers more than
👉 ​ 100,000 premises.

The service is delivered through a compact set-top box and includes access to Freely live television services, on-demand streaming apps and cloud gaming over a broadband connection.

The service uses Netgem’s PLEIO compact, plug-and-play device that gives access to live TV, streaming and gaming into a single interface, alongside integrated gaming, with TV by Voneus is available as an add-on to any Voneus broadband package.
Ilan Scorah, Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) at Voneus said: “As we look to expand our customer base across rural communities, it’s essential we deliver not just connectivity, but the full digital experience customers expect.”
SOURCES:
https://www.broadbandtvnews.com/2026/07/01/voneus-launches-broadband-tv-service-with-netgem/


https://www.fibreprovider.net/news/voneus-targets-digital-divide-demand-tv-platform

2 commentaires:

  1. (16/07/2026)
    Can This £99 Puck Replace Sky Stream?
    - Netgem Pleio REVIEW:

    #streaming #freely #skyalternative
    With the Manhattan Aero's price rising to £89.99 the original freely streamer, the Netgem Pleio is now a direct alternative. In this video I take a look at the first, and often forgotten about freely streamer, the Netgem Pleio. It runs on android AND includes a game controller, but is it any good and could it replace your TV subscription from the likes of sky, EE and Virgin?

    LINK:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w_aLC-SFA7E

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