Swisscom Group, also known as Swisscom AG, is a publicly owned entity headquartered in Switzerland, with the Swiss government owning 51.0 percent of the company. Founded in 1998, it operates with approximately 14,470 employees and reported $18.2B in revenue as of 2025. The company specializes in IT services and IT consulting, functioning as a telecommunications provider in Switzerland and Italy.
On April 30, 2026, Swisscom's blue TV extended its rights to broadcast UEFA Champions League football matches for four seasons, covering the 2027/2028 through 2030/2031 seasons, continuing its coverage since 2018. Streaming company Dazn, meanwhile, secured the rights to UEFA's Europa League and Conference League for the same four-year period. Previously, on April 29, 2026, Swisscom's latest Cybersecurity Threat Radar warned that geopolitical cyberattacks, hybrid disinformation campaigns, and the risks from artificial intelligence and interconnected operational technology systems are fundamentally reshaping the Swiss threat landscape. Earlier on April 29, Swisscom introduced the next-generation Energy & Enclosure platform, part of the Ericsson Radio System portfolio, into its network, marking a step towards intelligent, automated, and energy-efficient radio access network (RAN) infrastructure.
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