Verizon Business

https://www.verizon.com/business/
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Verizon Business, a privately owned entity under Verizon, is headquartered in the United States. Founded in 1988, it operates with approximately 24,940 employees and reported $29.1 billion in revenue as of 2025. The company specializes in telecommunications, functioning as a division of Verizon Communications that provides services and products for Verizon's business and government clients globally.

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Founded

1988

Headcount

24,933

Headquarters

United States

Primary Segment

Telecoms

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Privately Owned

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Verizon Business CEO and EVP Kyle Maladay assumed the chairmanship of the CTIA wireless industry association on an immediate basis, succeeding Laurent Therival. Verizon's Visible brand introduced Visible Inner Circle group mobile plans, enabling customers to link up to seven accounts for cost savings without requiring a single bill or primary account holder. Verizon partnered with Hyfi, a flood sensor startup, to launch a preventative flood monitoring system in Chicago. This system uses approximately 50 low-cost sensors operating on Verizon's 5G network. Hyfi joined Verizon's Frontline Innovation Programme. Verizon also announced plans to open a new headquarters in New York City's Penn 2 office tower, leasing over 195,000 square feet of space to accommodate approximately 1000 employees starting in 2026.

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Verizon Business offers 4 products in the connectivity and cloud, media and telecoms services and telecoms tech industries. Verizon Business's product portfolio comprises of data centre infrastructure, telecoms, enterprise connectivity services and enterprise security.

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Verizon Business's revenues were over $1B in 2025. Caretta Research has split Verizon Business's revenue into 5 different product categories, the largest of which is enterprise fibre and private IP. For full access to Verizon Business's revenue breakdown subscribe to Caretta Portal.

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17th

2026

06:41

Financial Results, B2B Tag, Financial Performance

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16th

2026

07:30

B2B Tag, Facility Expansion

US mobile speeds surged in first half of 2026 – RootMetrics

A new report from Ookla's RootMetrics unit based on about 3 million tests found that AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon saw sizable increases in mobile speeds during the first half of the year. RootMetrics' latest "State of the Mobile Union Report" was based on data collected from January to June via more than 243,000 drive-miles and more than 6,900 indoor tests conducted in all 50 states and 125 of the largest US metro areas.

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5th

2026

17:33

Corporate Restructuring, Partnerships and Alliances, B2B Tag

The week in telecom: Comcast gives up on vertical integration, BT and Verizon agree global alliance

Does vertical integration work for the TMT sector? Rocket Lab seems to think so for the satellite industry and announced a deal to buy Iridium last week, but Comcast is giving up on the idea in the media market and announced plans to split into two companies. BT and Verizon think they will be stronger together on the international market, and the UK is the first to challenge the Paramount-Warner merger.

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Jun

30th

2026

09:33

Operational Challenges, Procurement and Sales, B2B Tag

Verizon, Arcadyan net router waivers; NTCA and ACA want one, too

A top US broadband service provider and a maker of telco and cable customer premises equipment (CPE) are the latest to obtain expedited waivers for the FCC's ban on new, foreign-made routers. The FCC Office of Engineering and Technology granted that status to both Verizon and Arcadyan Technology Corp. last Friday (June 26) in response to separate petitions.

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29th

2026

01:29

B2B Tag

Verizon spends most in US 5G spectrum auction

T-Mobile US won the most licenses in the latest US auction of AWS-3 spectrum. The company acquired 102 permits for a total of USD 277.8 million, the FCC announced. Verizon Wireless however spent the most in the auction, at USD 3.2 billion for 82 of the local licenses. AT&T was the third-largest bidder, paying USD 120.8 million for ten licenses.

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Jun

26th

2026

13:45

B2B Tag

Mobile, Verizon, EchoStar all win AWS

US mobile's Big Three of AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon, along with SpaceX and EchoStar, were among the winning bidders of AWS-3 spectrum auction, according to results posted Friday by the FCC. The FCC revealed those winners three days after announcing that the AWS-3 auction – essentially a reauction of EchoStar/Dish holdings – drew winning bids exceeding $3.5 billion over 72 rounds.

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Jun

24th

2026

10:28

Emerging Tech, Artificial Intelligence, B2B Tag

Verizon unleashes AI agents, but keeps humans in the loop

Verizon put Anthropic's Claude Code agentic coding tool into the hands of 33,000 employees in the technology team earlier this year, effectively turning them all into software developers. The move shows how the carrier is taking the brakes off agentic AI in its drive for efficiency and higher levels of network automation.

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17th

2026

07:30

New Offerings, B2B Tag

Verizon's Simplicity plan aims to address its real weaknesses

Simplicity, fee elimination and a rewards currency attack a value-perception deficit years in the making. The mechanics are right, and the move is overdue. Strip away the sweepstakes confetti, and three structural moves remain: a single-tier $45 plan with Ultra Wideband for everyone; the elimination of activation and upgrade fees; and a 3% closed-loop rewards currency, alongside Verizon One, a new converged bundle that puts mobility and home broadband on a single bill.

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Jun

16th

2026

05:58

Partnerships and Alliances, B2B Tag

Verizon deploys Ericsson private 5G edge networks worldwide

Verizon has expanded its private 5G alliance with Ericsson to deliver localised edge computing and cloud orchestration to global enterprises. Hannes Ekström, SVP and Head of Customer Unit, Verizon at Ericsson Americas, said: “Enterprises are rapidly embracing digital transformation, leveraging secure and high-performing private 5G networks as a key driver of innovation and efficiency.

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Jun

16th

2026

02:00

Financial Results, Emerging Tech, Cost Cutting, Artificial Intelligence, Layoffs, B2B Tag

AI is making waves of telco job cuts look irreversible

Anyone sweating next week in the greenhouse of Copenhagen's Bella Center, where visitors are sat like rows of fleshy tomatoes awaiting the fertilizer of the TM Forum's presentations, will be swamped with talk of autonomous networks and AIOps.

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Jun

11th

2026

09:10

Emerging Tech, Artificial Intelligence, B2B Tag

Verizon taps AI agents for network automation

Verizon is ready to take network automation to the next level with agentic AI and is starting to see promising results from agents taking on some operational tasks. From its early learnings, the carrier urges the industry to focus on security, transparency and, where it makes sense, a common framework for agentic network operations.

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Jun

10th

2026

15:25

Events, Emerging Tech, Sports Rights Updates

How Technology and Broadcast Innovation Are Powering the 2026 World Cup

Key Takeaways: Broadcasting a Global Event at Unprecedented Scale The 2026 FIFA World Cup is set to redefine what it means to produce and distribute a live sports event. Speaking at the 2026 NAB Show, leaders from the Fédération Internationale de Football Association (FIFA), Verizon and Fox Sports emphasized that the tournament’s scale is unlike anything the industry has seen before.

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Verizon Business's customers primarily consist of iT Services and IT Consulting and government Administration companies. Examples of Verizon Business's customers include Wipro and U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS). Verizon Business has partners like Deloitte. Examples of Verizon Business's suppliers include Arcadyan, Skyline Communications and Matrixx Software.

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