Commscope

https://www.commscope.com
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CommScope, formerly known as Arris and CommScope Holding Company, is a publicly owned US-based network infrastructure provider founded in 1976. Employing approximately 12,100 people, the company designs and manufactures products for four key sectors: home networks, broadband networks, venue and campus networks, and outdoor wireless networks. In 2024, CommScope reported revenues exceeding $1 billion. While its products encompass a range of network solutions, a core area of focus is video processing and playout.

2024 Revenue

Founded

1976

Headcount

12,093

Headquarters

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Video processing and playout

Ownership

Publicly Owned

Deployments

202

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CommScope reported $322 million in revenue from its Access Network Solutions segment, a 65% year-over-year increase exceeding the Zacks Consensus Estimate of $251.2 million. This strong performance in the Access Network Solutions segment was also noted in a separate report. CommScope also offers services including workforce optimization, contact center consulting, and OSS/BSS/EMS system design and integration, as well as support for cloud and hyperscale network operators expanding their data center and fiber-centric services. Note that a separate announcement mentions CommScope's participation in Broadband Nation Expo 2025 is not confirmed by this information.

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Commscope offers 20 products in the media tech industry. Commscope's product portfolio comprises of connectivity infrastructure, content security, tV and streaming ad tech and video processing and playout.

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Commscope's revenues were $5.5B in 2024. Caretta Research has split Commscope's revenue into 10 different product categories.

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Jan

21st

2026

11:07

B2B Tag

CommScope cancels expansion in Catawba County

CommScope recently canceled its manufacturing expansion in Catawba County, which was announced back in 2023 under former Gov. Roy Cooper’s administration. The project had promised to bring 250 jobs and a $60.3 million investment into the county and was partially funded by a Job Development Investment Grant (JDIG).

Carolina Journal

Jan

20th

2026

18:30

Markets slide, CommScope rebrand to Vistance complete

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ReThink Technology Research

Jan

20th

2026

13:00

Partnerships and Alliances, Emerging Tech, B2B Tag

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Service and workforce optimization, process and contact center consulting, OSS/BSS/EMS system design and integration Learn More Helping cloud and hyperscale network operators expand their footprint with high quality data center and fiber-centric services Learn More

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Jan

20th

2026

08:00

Annual Report 2024

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Commscope

Jan

19th

2026

13:18

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Commscope

Jan

17th

2026

19:12

Layoffs, B2B Tag

The week in telecom: Apple holds on to smartphone crown, Ericsson slims down and CommScope changes name

Apple's crown as the world's biggest smartphone seller was confirmed for 2025, and the company made an important decision in its AI strategy last week. IPOs may be back in the telco sector this year with rumours of upcoming share sales by Jio and Odido, while consolidation continues in the network equipment market, led by Commscope, as a difficult outlook leads to job cuts at Ericsson.

Telecompaper

Jan

16th

2026

01:30

B2B Tag

Fight over fiber internet and Musk satellites is shaping NC’s broadband future

I’m Brian Gordon, tech reporter for The News & Observer, and this is Open Source, a weekly newsletter on business, labor and technology in North Carolina. More than one thing doomed CommScope’s $60 million, 250-job effort to expand its fiber-optic cable factory north of Charlotte.

The Herald-Sun

Jan

15th

2026

18:30

B2B Tag

CommScope Loses State Grant

The North Carolina Economic Investment Committee rescinded a job investment grant for CommScope after the manufacturer said it was canceling a $60 million.

Cablefax

Jan

15th

2026

07:11

Funding Activities, Corporate Restructuring, B2B Tag

CommScope scraps North Carolina expansion, blaming BEAD delays and Amphenol sale

CommScope has decided to discontinue a USD 60 million plan to expand its fibre-optic manufacturing in the North Carolina town of Catawba, the Charlotte Observer has reported. The company blamed financial uncertainty caused by delays in funding under the federal Broadband Equity Access and Deployment (BEAD) programme.

Telecompaper

Jan

14th

2026

05:31

B2B Tag

CommScope exits cabling market and rebrands as Vistance Networks

CommScope has rebranded as Vistance Networks (Credit: borzywoj/Shutterstock.com) The sale of the firm’s connectivity and cable solutions segment to Amphenol has triggered a corporate reset and new Aurora Networks identity.

Fibre Systems

Jan

14th

2026

01:56

Funding Activities, B2B Tag

Incentives nixed for company's planned 250-job expansion in region

CommScope has pulled the plug on a major North Carolina expansion that was supposed to bring 250 jobs to Catawba County, citing delays in federal funding, economic pressures, and complications from its recent acquisition by Amphenol.

The Business Journals

Jan

13th

2026

23:30

NC telecom giant near Charlotte pulls the plug on $60M expansion + 250 new jobs

One of Catawba County’s largest employers is pulling the plug on its $60 million expansion plan that promised to create 250 jobs. And with the plans no longer on the table, the state terminated an almost $2 million economic development agreement grant.

The Herald-Sun

Commscope's customers primarily consist of telecoms services and telecoms companies. Examples of Commscope's customers include Verizon Consumer, Vodafone and Comcast Corporation. Commscope has commercial and technical partners like AFL, Evoca and JTower. Commscope has suppliers like Witbe.

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