DCD Magazine #62 - The coming wave
Will compute at sea sink or swim?
News - Workforce & Skills, Verizon
The latest news from the AI, data center, telco, chip, and cloud sector
DCD Magazine #62 out now
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Verizon to slash thousands of corporate, retail jobs
Reuters reports most of the lost jobs will come from the sale of company-owned stores
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Verizon appoints former Deutsche Telekom technology chief Abdu Mudesir - report
Mudesir left Deutsche Telekom earlier this year
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Verizon to axe hundreds of jobs, months after 13,000 employees were cut - report
Will impact less than one percent of total headcount
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Verizon confirms Sampath will depart as consumer CEO
Follows earlier reports that the carrier was looking to hire his replacement
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Verizon scoping out potential replacement for Sampath - report
Sampath was widely tipped to take over as CEO at Verizon
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Hyperscale and cloud surpasses telco workforce counts for the first time, as layoffs mount
Widespread job cuts across telecoms industry hit workforce
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Verizon’s 13,000-plus job cuts will be quick and cost nearly $2bn
Most of the cuts will be completed by year-end
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Verizon to cut 15,000 jobs as new CEO lays marker down - report
Set to be the company's largest-ever round of layoffs
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Verizon appoints Dan Schulman as CEO, Hans Vestberg steps down
Schulman was former CEO of PayPal
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Verizon cell tower worker accidentally shot by Air Force personnel in Wyoming
Injuries were not life threatening
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Santiago Tenorio departs Vodafone, linked with Verizon role
Tenorio had been at Vodafone since 1999
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Verizon braces for $1.9bn severance charge in Q3 as 4,800 staff depart
The company announced the severance plan in June
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Tower technician passes away suddenly while climbing telco tower in Pennsylvania
Shane Magee, 28, was working on a Verizon modification project according to reports
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US Senator Markey wants answers from USTelecom over toxic lead cabling report
Wants to know what the telcos will do in response
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Verizon on the hunt for CFO that could become CEO
The operator is looking outside of its current business