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Proximus Group

Mobile telecommunication companywww.proximus.be

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Oct 21, 2026

David ShipleyHOST
6:04
On an orange Belgium gateway, he pulled the Wi-Fi password off the device over the air and joined the network.
David ShipleyHOST
6:12
On a Proximus gateway, he opened a remote shell carried entirely over Wi-Fi frames.
David ShipleyHOST
6:17
Vu's gear is vulnerable too.
David ShipleyHOST
6:20
Kaiser estimates millions of devices worldwide are affected.
ChelseaHOST
21:56
Yeah.
ChelseaHOST
21:56
And I think it might be true in other places, but it doesn't seem to be true if you'd used Proximus.
ChelseaHOST
22:03
because my coworker used Proximus for, he just did a whole package, and he did not have an issue with that.
ChelseaHOST
22:11
But on our company, which is Mobile Vikings, it's a great company, like it's easy, but you cannot pay your first bill, which allows you to set up the SIM, without having a local bank account.
ChelseaHOST
22:26
Any other payment over however long can be from a far away bank account.
Brendan MoarHOST
48:43
For 30 years, this colossal column has been a blot on the local landscape, but thankfully, it's not going to live to see its 31st birthday.
Brendan MoarHOST
48:53
Until recently, the tower was used by national telecommunications company Proximus.
Brendan MoarHOST
48:58
It helped them transmit data across Europe using microwave technology via a huge network of similar cloud busters.
Brendan MoarHOST
49:05
But advancements in technology and fiber optic cables now move data much more efficiently, and that's good news for us because towers like this are no longer needed, so we get to blow it up.
Brendan MoarHOST
49:18
Jeroen Feneau works for Proximus, the owners of the tower.
Etienne LechelierGUEST
49:24
It's very, a high building in the center of nowhere.
Etienne LechelierGUEST
49:28
We don't need any more this kind of technology.
Delphine ThomsonGUEST
8:36
Euh, et une fois qu'on a l'aide de la Fédération Wallonie-Bruxelles, ben on a le scénario aussi.
Delphine ThomsonGUEST
8:40
Et là, le scénario part un peu chez tous nos partenaires, euh, habituels, donc du côté de la Belgique, euh, Cinéart, les télés, donc BeTV, Proximus, RTBF.
Delphine ThomsonGUEST
8:51
Cinéart, qui est le, le distributeur historique des films des frères.
Delphine ThomsonGUEST
8:55
Et puis, euh, du côté de, de Denis, ben là, c'est du côté français, c'est lui qui s'occupe de toute la partie, euh, française de la recherche de développement.
Jeroen ReijnenGUEST
42:27
Uh, what I admire them for is they, they don't take things so seriously, and I think it makes life easier.
Jeroen ReijnenGUEST
42:33
I mean, sometimes it's a bit annoying when, when you wait for the- Yeah, it's the Belga- Belgacom guy that doesn't show up.
Jeroen ReijnenGUEST
42:40
Or, I mean, that, that, that stuff that still annoys me, but, um-
AndrasHOST
42:45
There is a big cultural gap between the Netherlands and-
Sajid VayaniHOST
24:07
Mm.
Abdel Kader TraoréGUEST
24:07
And BICS, Belgacom, Belgium, is very close to France, and my sister is living in Belgium.
Sajid VayaniHOST
24:13
Okay.
Abdel Kader TraoréGUEST
24:14
So- Yeah, I say, "Okay, if I want to see the other part of France, I need to join BICS," because I knew that BICS has international POP.
Sajid VayaniHOST
26:00
So may- maybe to highlight now your move to BICS, majority of our viewers are non-techies, what did BICS do in particular?
Abdel Kader TraoréGUEST
26:07
Yeah, very good question.
Abdel Kader TraoréGUEST
26:09
BICS stand for Belgacom International Carrier Services, so we are a wholesale carrier operator.
Abdel Kader TraoréGUEST
26:15
What we are mainly selling, BICS core DNA is selling voice, voice minutes inter- interconnection, voice roaming, mobile data, and all these services were built on a network, on a capacity network.
Paul LarbeyGUEST
2:30
Yeah, I think what's great is we're seeing a digital vending machine and the bundling capabilities that we can provide used to solve lots of different commercial challenges rather than simply just to sell an entertainment subscription.
Paul LarbeyGUEST
2:41
You look at Proximus in Belgium, basically they replaced an in-house platform with a digital vending machine and went through, I think, quite a traditional sort of evolution that many of our customers do.
Paul LarbeyGUEST
2:50
And we deploy the digital vending machine, launch new services, migrate some of the services they've done onto the same platform so they can create those complex bundles, and then we scale and add new services.
Paul LarbeyGUEST
3:00
You look at Turkcell, they're basically using quite big multi-party bundlings, eight or nine different subscription services, a combination of the global leading SVOD services plus some local services, really to support their 5G proposition, giving customers a real way of using that 5G bandwidth rather than just marketing on the bandwidth itself.
Luc RomboutGUEST
35:02
We don't have the mechanisms to find out what it is and then to start responding to it to keep society functional.
Luc RomboutGUEST
35:10
I'm working on a number of projects in that respect abroad, where you see that people are very receptive to, and maybe we'll address it in a couple of minutes, if they can identify with what is the threat to them in reality, irrespective of whether you believe it'll be Martians or Russians or just an IT guy at Proximus who blew up something.
Luc RomboutGUEST
35:36
The fact is that if you start to accept that continuity of everything that we have is not guaranteed, then you can start working on reactivity.
Luc RomboutGUEST
35:46
And that is a core element.

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