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- Witbe S.A. (ALWIT.PA) develops and provides AI-powered automated testing and real-time monitoring solutions for video services, broadband, and streaming platforms, enabling telecom operators, broadcasters, OTT providers, and application developers to measure and ensure Quality of Experience (QoE) on real devices worldwide. The company offers the Witbox family of hardware robots—including Witbox One for single-device testing, Witbox Quad for up to four devices, and Witbox Net for advanced web and app testing—combined with the Witbe Galaxy software suite for remote device control, agentic AI-driven QA automation encompassing endurance, stress, and performance testing; continuous video service monitoring; channel change monitoring for live TV; VoD asset checking; multiscreen and multi-device video monitoring; communications QoE monitoring; set-top box test automation; business applications performance monitoring; IVR and call center monitoring; broadband, voice, and TV triple-play monitoring; and OTT video services monitoring, all supported by the Witbe Central System for real-time alerting, live troubleshooting, and actionable data insights via Smartgate AI analytics. Founded in 2000 and headquartered in Nanterre, France, with offices in Paris, New York, Montreal, and Singapore, Witbe operates in France, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Asia, the United States, and internationally across 120+ countries, serving over 20,000 real devices and testing 50,000+ channels. Recent developments include a strategic partnership with TAG Video Systems announced in February 2025 to enhance OTT video stream monitoring, latency measurement, and KPI tracking such as buffering and video quality, demonstrated during the Super Bowl broadcast; a strategic alliance with Testronic to deliver automated QA and performance monitoring for streaming providers; record first-half 2024 revenue of €10.4 million with 131% EBITDA growth driven by Americas expansion and profitability optimizations; and ongoing integration of AI advancements to streamline deployments, despite abandoning the 2024 significantly positive operating result target amid a 5% full-year sales decline to €22.3 million.