Bouygues Telecom chooses NEC to implement its video streaming service on i-mode enabled EDGE handsets

February 6, 2006

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TOKYO -- NEC Corporation announced that NEC, via its subsidiary NEC France received an order for a video streaming solution from Bouygues Telecom in France.

The video streaming platform developed by NEC, which consists of a set of servers and integrated software based on PacketVideo Network Solutions technology, enables Bouygues Telecom customers to watch live TV and a smooth and speedy access to Video-on-Demand on i-mode(TM)-enabled EDGE Handsets. The project includes not only providing the platform (hardware and software) but also system integration, optimization of the video streaming platform with the current i-mode(TM) service platform and related after service/maintenance. NEC's video streaming solution started operation in the video streaming service started on October, 26th , with the launch of Bouygues Telecom's broadband mobile Internet service, called " i-mode(TM) Haut-Debit" on its EDGE network.

Video streaming is positioned as the key services for the year end on Bouygues Telecom's EDGE high-speed network. Video streaming and other video-related services will become killer applications for EDGE and 3G to help differentiate operators' high-speed data services, create new added value to be enjoyed by end-users and to expand EDGE/3G. Under such circumstances, NEC will promote video streaming platform offerings to 3G operators worldwide.

Since 2002 when NEC and Bouygues Telecom entered into a strong partnership to realize Bouygues i-mode„· services in France, both companies have worked very closely.

NEC Corp. (Tokyo: 6701)

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