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Who is Net+?
Net+ is a Swiss telecommunications and digital services provider that delivers broadband connectivity, television, telephony, and related Information and Communication Technology (ICT) services primarily through regional utility partnerships.
- Residential and business internet access services over fixed broadband infrastructure (network connectivity).
- Digital TV offerings, including linear channels and on-demand content (video services).
- Fixed and, in some regions, complementary voice services for residential and business users (telephony).
- Partnership-based wholesale and regional operator model with local utilities and cable networks (telecom wholesale and operator enablement).
- Value-added digital services around connectivity and media, supporting households, enterprises, and public-sector entities (ICT and digital services).
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Net+ operates as a telecommunications and digital service provider in Switzerland, working closely with regional energy and cable utilities to deliver broadband, TV, and telephony services to residential, enterprise, and institutional customers. Its model relies on local partners that operate last-mile infrastructure, with Net+ providing shared platforms, service aggregation, and branding. This structure enables consistent service portfolios across multiple regions while allowing local utilities to remain the direct interface for end customers.
For enterprise and public-sector environments, Net+ positions its offerings around fixed internet connectivity (network connectivity), IP-based telephony (unified communications), and managed TV or media distribution (video services). Connectivity services generally rely on standards-based IP networking, including common access technologies such as cable (DOCSIS where relevant) and fiber-based broadband (FTTx), integrated into regional or metropolitan backbones. Enterprise connectivity can be used for office locations, retail sites, and public institutions that require stable bandwidth and predictable service quality.
Telephony services use standard voice-over-IP (VoIP) architectures, with SIP-based signaling (communications infrastructure) and integration with Customer Premises Equipment (CPE) such as IP phones or PBX systems. This allows enterprises and institutions to migrate from legacy PSTN or ISDN lines toward IP voice, often bundled with internet access. Number portability, emergency call routing, and regulatory compliance requirements in Switzerland are typically addressed via the underlying wholesale and interconnection frameworks used by Net+ and its partners.
Digital TV services (video delivery) rely on multicast and unicast IP streaming, conditional access systems, and set-top boxes or apps for consumer and professional use. In multi-dwelling units, hospitality, or campus environments, Net+ TV platforms can be integrated with existing coaxial or Ethernet distribution networks, enabling centralized headend reception and redistribution. On-demand and replay functions are implemented using cloud or network-based DVR features, combined with content rights management according to Swiss regulations and broadcaster agreements.
From a marketplace categorization perspective, Net+ fits into fixed-line broadband providers (network connectivity), TV platform operators (video services), and regional wholesale enablers for utilities and cable operators (telecom wholesale and operator enablement). Its services are used by households for triple-play bundles, by enterprises for data and voice connectivity, and by municipalities or public institutions that procure connectivity and TV distribution through local utilities. The company’s reliance on widely used telecom standards, such as IP, Session Initiation Protocol (SIP), Data over Cable Service Interface Specifications (DOCSIS), and common streaming protocols for TV, supports interoperability with enterprise network equipment, communication systems, and building-level distribution infrastructure.
Our description of Net+. Updated February 2026.
