Belgian multiplay operator Telenet has signed a deal with its parent company, Liberty Global (which has a 59.2% shareholding). The new service agreement with Liberty Global Technology Services makes three applications available to Telenet, at the cost of €165m to Telenet over 3-4 years. The three applications being licensed for in-home and mobile use by Telenet are EOS, OneConnect and Aorta. EOS (Entertainment Operating System) is a core technology underpinning Liberty’s Horizon entertainment platform. This, in turn, is at the heart of the Horizon Agreement signed between Telenet and Liberty Global Technology Services in 2019, which was then extended in 2021. Horizon was a mammoth project, the baby of former CTO Balan Nair (now CEO of Liberty Latin America). Horizon…