Calix, a Publicly Owned company headquartered in the US, was founded in 1999 and operates with approximately 1460 employees. The company reported $1.0B in revenue as of 2025. Calix specializes in fibre access, functioning as an access network technology provider.
Calix Inc.'s stock rose 19.1% on February 8, 2026, after the company reported its fourth-quarter results, which indicated a return to profit, an increased share buyback program, and a focus on artificial intelligence. This follows the company's announcement on February 5 that President and Chief Executive Officer Michael Weening will deliver a keynote at MWC26 Barcelona on March 3. Weening's address, "How Agentic AI Enables an ‘Experience of One’ for Every Subscriber," will be part of the "Architects of the AI Age" session, where he plans to reveal how service providers can leverage agentic AI to personalize at scale, grow subscribers, increase average revenue per user (ARPU), and reduce churn. Weening will be joined onstage by AI researcher and author Kate Crawford, who will explore how this transformation extends beyond automation, focusing on how responsible agentic AI can amplify team capabilities and drive sustainable growth built on privacy and transparency.
Calix offers 17 products in the telecoms tech industry. Calix's product portfolio comprises of wi-Fi and mesh networks, fibre access and broadband and VAS software.
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Calix's revenues were $1.0B in 2025. Caretta Research has split Calix's revenue into 6 different product categories, the largest of which is fTTH gateways, which represents 41% of Calix's revenue.
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Calix's customers primarily consist of advertising Services and telecoms companies. Examples of Calix's customers include Kinetic, ImOn Communications and Nexicom Telecommunications.
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