Twise
Conditional access and digital TV security products for television operators and device makers
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-13
About Twise
Twise develops conditional access and digital TV security technologies, including CI Plus 2.0 products and CAM devices.
The company is based in Aubagne, France, and was founded in 2017. Twise announced a collaboration with Kal Cables and Rurutek to launch a CI Plus 2.0 USB CAM in India.
Product: Conditional access and digital TV security products, including CI Plus 2.0 USB CAM devices.
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