Verizon Business has announced that it will provide a variety of network connectivity options to Siemens, a German global technology business, in order to maintain the security of its employees’ devices and data. The solutions will provide Siemens employees in smaller office locations with a smooth “plug and play” user experience while emphasizing security and zero trust principles. Siemens’ zero-trust initiative demands that all employee devices be verified, approved and continually checked before access to mission-critical applications and data is granted or retained. Verizon Business will implement an “internet only” connection, such as a global Managed Wide Area Network based on Cisco Meraki technology, which is vital to the success of the Siemens’ “never trust, always verify” program. According to Sanjiv Gossain, EMEA Vice President, Verizon Business, an intelligent network may make underlying architectures more agile by controlling traffic and improving operational efficiency. He noted that while every…
Verizon has unveiled a significant initiative supporting small businesses through its $5 billion Small Business Supplier Accelerator program. This effort simplifies integration into large supply chains by offering resources like customized onboarding, training, and flexible terms.
Verizon launched the AI-powered Verizon Business Assistant to help small businesses automate customer interactions. The tool answers common questions instantly and connects users to live agents for complex issues.
In late 2025, Verizon announced its largest layoff in history, marking a transformative moment for both the company and the telecommunications industry. This move, driven by declining subscriber growth and fluctuating ARPU, highlights a shift towards efficiency. As traditional carrier-funded in-building systems diminish, enterprises must explore cost-effective, carrier-agnostic solutions.
Verizon is set to implement its largest wave of layoffs, targeting 15,000 positions, under new CEO Dan Schulman. This bold move aims to redefine Verizon’s competitive stance in the wireless market amidst strong challenges from competitors like AT&T and T-Mobile. The strategic layoffs and retail transition signify a pivotal realignment for Verizon.
Enhancing VoIP capabilities, Verizon and AWS are set to revolutionize long-haul fiber routes, addressing AI’s surging data needs. This strategic initiative focuses on constructing high-capacity fiber pathways crucial for generative-AI workloads. As AI’s data demands balloon, robust network infrastructure becomes indispensable, driving innovation and ensuring seamless VoIP communications.
Verizon is leading an initiative to establish a 6G alliance with major telecom influencers. This aims to strategically define 6G capabilities and innovative applications, avoiding chaotic development. Key players like Ericsson, Samsung, and Nokia join forces with Verizon to shape the future, ensuring 6G networks power real-time AI and smart city solutions.
Verizon raised its full year earnings forecast after strong service revenue and broadband growth in Q2. Despite losing wireless subscribers, gains in fixed broadband and wireless access helped offset declines.
Verizon Business is revolutionizing the UK’s industrial sectors by turning them into digital highways through strategic partnerships like the one with Thames Freeport. This ambitious project leverages 5G technology to propel AI and IoT applications in manufacturing and logistics, aiming for 200% revenue growth by 2025.
Verizon and Nokia are deploying six private 5G networks across Thames Freeport to transform UK logistics and manufacturing. Spanning 1,700 acres, the project supports advanced technologies like AI and IoT at key sites including Port of Tilbury, London Gateway, and Ford’s Dagenham plant.


