Provider evidence
Virgin Media O2 Business
Virgin Media O2 (VMO2) is itself a 50/50 joint venture between Liberty Global and Telefónica, formed in June 2021 from the merger of Virgin Media UK and O2 UK. On 12 May 2025, VMO2 announced it would combine substantially all of its direct business-to-business operations - including Virgin Media O2 Business - with Daisy Group, a long-established, independent UK B2B communications and IT provider founded in 2001.
Managed service provider / carrier network provider · UK contracting entity · reviewed on 2026-09-30
Evidence profile: Sector evidence not yet reviewed; UK and Ireland; Large global enterprise; managed
Virgin Media Business Limited, company 01785381, publishes its registered office in Reading and UK business network service terms.
Virgin Media Business Limited, company 01785381, publishes its registered office in Reading and UK business network service terms.
- https://www.virginmediabusiness.co.uk/legal/terms-and-conditions/
- https://www.virginmediabusiness.co.uk/legal/privacy-policy/
UK review update (supersedes earlier UK-region qualification): The published business terms name Virgin Media Business Limited and include SD-WAN and UK managed IPVPN schedules. This is evidence of a UK contracting entity, not confirmation of a specific estate, Irish availability, response commitment or the entity used for a separate O2 service.
- https://www.virginmediabusiness.co.uk/legal/terms-and-conditions/
- https://www.virginmediabusiness.co.uk/legal/privacy-policy/
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Capability evidence
| Capability | Finding | Evidence and qualification |
|---|---|---|
| Fully managed service | Yes | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| DIY / self-managed model | Not confirmed | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| Co-managed service | Yes | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| Multi-tenant MSP / white-label support | Not confirmed | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| Professional services and migration support | Partial | VMO2 describes experts supporting network and cloud migration with customer teams. A site trial is offered; rollback and training scope require confirmation. Source · Evidence dated 2026-10-10 |
| Last-mile circuit management | Not confirmed | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| Lifecycle management | Not confirmed | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| Flexible commercial model | Not confirmed | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| Encrypted overlay fabric | Yes | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| Dynamic path selection | Yes | Native, confirmed directly by name - 'automatically path adjustment based on real-time conditions with dynamic application-aware routing' [10] [13] Source · Evidence dated 2026-07-22 |
| Active-active link utilisation | Not confirmed | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| Application-aware routing | Yes | Native, confirmed directly and with genuine specificity - 'automatically path adjustment based on real-time conditions with dynamic application-aware routing' [10] [13] Source · Evidence dated 2026-07-22 |
| QoS and traffic shaping | Yes | Native, confirmed directly - 'prioritising applications, focussing on critical services' and 'boost peak time performance and cut the need for MPLS circuits' [10] [13] Source · Evidence dated 2026-07-22 |
| Packet loss remediation | Not confirmed | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| Local internet breakout | Not confirmed | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| MPLS coexistence and migration | Yes | Service gateways connect existing MPLS IP VPN and new SD-WAN networks during transition. Confirm the design for each site. Source · Evidence dated 2026-10-10 |
| Cellular and 5G support | Yes | Native, confirmed directly by name as a supported WAN underlay [10] [13] Source · Evidence dated 2026-07-22 |
| Cloud on-ramp | Yes | Native, confirmed directly and with genuine specificity - 'connecting directly to cloud apps including AWS, Azure and Google Cloud' [10] [13] Source · Evidence dated 2026-07-22 |
| Public cloud gateways | Not confirmed | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| Private PoPs / dedicated PoPs | Not confirmed | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| Private global backbone | Not confirmed | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| Regional breakout and data residency | Not confirmed | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| Multi-cloud transit fabric | Yes | Native, confirmed directly and with genuine specificity - 'connecting directly to cloud apps including AWS, Azure and Google Cloud' [10] [13] Source · Evidence dated 2026-07-22 |
| Flexible edge form factors | Not confirmed | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| High availability design | Not confirmed | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| SLA-backed service fabric | Partial | Appendix 2 provides conditional service gateway targets and credits. This is not a blanket end-to-end performance guarantee. Source · Evidence dated 2026-10-10 |
| Integrated next-generation firewall | Not confirmed | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| Full SASE platform | Partial | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| SSE ecosystem integration | Not confirmed | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| Zero Trust Network Access | Not confirmed | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| Secure web gateway | Not confirmed | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| CASB capability | Not confirmed | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| Data loss prevention | Not confirmed | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| Remote user access | Not confirmed | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| SOC/SIEM/SOAR integration | Not confirmed | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| Centralised orchestration | Not confirmed | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| Customer portal and RBAC | Partial | Clause 14 and Appendix 1 document customer portals and individual user access. Granular role-based permissions remain unconfirmed. Source · Evidence dated 2026-10-10 |
| Observability and digital experience monitoring | Not confirmed | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| APIs and automation | Not confirmed | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |
| Managed service assurance | Not confirmed | See the published provider record for source context; confirm the scope for your deployment. |