Verizon Business
Harry Yelland’s research · 2026-10-06 · Live research database · 2026-10-06.1
Original research wording and source decisions. Partial evidence is not confirmed capability; rejected sources do not support a claim. Research notes and workbook instructions are source material, not buyer instructions.
Research status: In progress
Editorial
- Slug
- verizon-business
- Notes
- Final copy from article draft of 2026-10-06
- Provider
- Verizon Business
- Reviewed by
- Harry Yelland
- Best for (20 words max)
- Multinational estates wanting a global Private IP MPLS network with 5G or LTE wireless access.
- Review date (YYYY-MM-DD)
- 2026-10-06
- Strength 1 (25 words max)
- Describes a global MPLS IP VPN network, with 5G and LTE wireless access to Private IP listed for the UK.
- Strength 2 (25 words max)
- Names VeloCloud, Versa, Fortinet, Cisco Meraki and HPE Aruba for SD-WAN, from trade press.
- Strength 3 (25 words max)
- Operates Private IP with third party MPLS arrangements where it lacks its own reach.
- Weakness 1 (25 words max)
- Core network ownership is partial, because third party providers carry some Private IP service.
- Weakness 2 (25 words max)
- No UK PoP count or NOC location was found.
- Weakness 3 (25 words max)
- No latency, jitter, packet loss or availability targets were found for the UK.
- Buyer size fit (comma separated: Large global enterprise, Mid-market, Small business)
- Large global enterprise
- Verdict (40 words max; must include one figure from the fact sheets and the review month)
- Netify recommends Verizon Business for multinational estates needing global Private IP with 5G and LTE wireless access and five named SD-WAN platforms. No UK PoP count or targets were found, so ask for UK evidence. Reviewed October 2026.
Providers
- Slug
- verizon-business
- Notes
- Legal name and number are a Companies House name match only. The current Netify page claim of 57 data centres was not found on current Verizon pages. Verizon Private IP page states MPLS in 185+ countries (to confirm). Re-check of the outside research pass, 2026-10-01 (page-reader wording; confirm on the page): Verizon pages found are US-oriented (XO migration page, SASE page); the Private IP service guide is about 2013. No UK MPLS SLA or platform evidence yet. VMware platform claim rejected (AT&T page). Cells filled on 2026-10-02 from the outside research pass are Partial unless the re-check confirmed them. Not found means the pass searched and saw nothing, not that it does not exist. Verify each against its source row, then set Decision. | Left In progress 2026-10-06: IP VPN SLA PDF blocked reading and UK figures are unconfirmed.
- Website
- https://www.verizon.com/business
- Provider
- Verizon Business
- Provider type
- Tier-1 global carrier
- Parent or group
- Verizon European Holdings Limited (immediate parent, Companies House PSC)
- Research status
- In progress
- Supporting source IDs
- MPLS-172, MPLS-213, MPLS-226, MPLS-384, MPLS-385, MPLS-386
- Companies House number
- 02776038
- Registered office country
- United Kingdom
- Exclusion reason (if Excluded)
- Not recorded
- Cells still To review (formula)
- =COUNTIF(C13:Q13,"To review")
- MPLS or IP VPN service page URL
- https://www.verizon.com/business/xo/
- SD-WAN or SASE service page URL
- https://www.verizon.com/business/products/security/network-cloud-security/sase-management/
- UK contracting entity confirmed
- Proven
- Legal entity name (Companies House)
- Verizon UK Limited
- Ofcom-regulated communications provider
- Partial
- Year MPLS or IP VPN service first offered (if published)
- Not published
Sector Evidence
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- verizon-business
- Notes
- Not recorded
- Provider
- Verizon Business
- Education: UK case
- No
- Healthcare: UK case
- No
- Supporting source IDs
- None recorded
- Manufacturing: UK case
- No
- Education: evidence status
- Not found
- Financial services: UK case
- No
- Healthcare: evidence status
- Not found
- Energy and utilities: UK case
- No
- Manufacturing: evidence status
- Not found
- Professional services: UK case
- No
- Retail and e-commerce: UK case
- No
- Cells still To review (formula)
- =COUNTIF(C13:X13,"To review")
- Hospitality and leisure: UK case
- No
- Transport and logistics: UK case
- No
- Financial services: evidence status
- Not found
- Energy and utilities: evidence status
- Not found
- Government and public sector: UK case
- No
- Professional services: evidence status
- Not found
- Retail and e-commerce: evidence status
- Not found
- Hospitality and leisure: evidence status
- Not found
- Transport and logistics: evidence status
- Not found
- Government and public sector: evidence status
- Not found
Commercial Model
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- verizon-business
- Notes
- Outside-pass details, unverified (Partial or Not found entered from them): Billing in GBP: UK entity.
- Provider
- Verizon Business
- Billing in GBP
- Partial
- Supporting source IDs
- MPLS-385, MPLS-389
- Cells still To review (formula)
- =COUNTIF(C13:L13,"To review")
- Minimum term (months or Not published)
- Not published
- Channel or wholesale route for resellers
- Not found
- Pricing published (never record a price)
- Quote only
- Excess construction charges policy published
- Not found
- Contract terms offered (comma separated months)
- Not published
- Install lead time published (weeks or Not published)
- Not published
- Public-sector frameworks available through (comma separated)
- HSCN business applications (RM1045 N3 overlay)
Network and Coverage
- Slug
- verizon-business
- Notes
- Outside-pass details, unverified (Partial or Not found entered from them): Coverage UK/Ireland: own PoPs; Coverage Europe: own PoPs, EMEA; Coverage North America: own PoPs; Coverage APAC: own PoPs; Coverage MEA: own PoPs, EMEA; Coverage LATAM: own PoPs, Latin America. Module 2: Slough interconnect page returned 404, so no UK site is entered.
- 24x7 NOC
- Not found
- Provider
- Verizon Business
- UK-based NOC
- Not found
- Coverage: Europe
- Partial
- Owns core network
- Partial
- Supporting source IDs
- MPLS-384, MPLS-387
- Coverage: Asia Pacific
- Partial
- Coverage: Latin America
- Partial
- Coverage: North America
- Partial
- Coverage: China mainland
- Not found
- Cells still To review (formula)
- =COUNTIF(C13:X13,"To review")
- NOC locations (comma separated)
- Not found
- UK PoP cities (comma separated)
- Not found
- Coverage: Middle East and Africa
- Partial
- Countries with on-net PoPs (list)
- Not published
- Countries with on-net PoPs (count)
- Not published
- NOC count (integer or Not published)
- Not published
- Core network description (25 words max)
- Global MPLS IP-VPN network, third party MPLS service provider arrangements
- UK PoP count (integer or Not published)
- Not published
- On-net UK data centres (comma separated)
- Not found
- Global PoP count (integer or Not published)
- Not published
- UK access tails available (comma separated carriers)
- Own network plus third-party MPLS providers
- Coverage: UK and Ireland (Proven = own PoPs; Partner = via partner)
- Partial
Hybrid WAN SD-WAN SASE
- Slug
- verizon-business
- Notes
- Outside-pass details, unverified (Partial or Not found entered from them): SD-WAN overlay offered: VNS - SD WAN solution; Managed: managed service; SASE platform offered: SASE Management, Advanced SASE; Hybrid underlay one contract: broadband, wireless connectivity. Third research pass 2026-10-02, page-reader summaries: SD-WAN platforms offered (comma separated:: value entered. Country site used: verizon.com/business/en-en (UK/Europe English site). Verizon's own Managed SD WAN page names no vendors ('Our Managed SD WAN servic
- Provider
- Verizon Business
- Managed SD-WAN
- Partial
- Managed firewall
- Not found
- Co-managed option
- Not found
- SASE platform offered
- Partial
- Supporting source IDs
- MPLS-385, MPLS-388, MPLS-786
- Zero trust network access
- Not found
- Secure web gateway or CASB
- Not found
- Cells still To review (formula)
- =COUNTIF(C13:Q13,"To review")
- MPLS to SD-WAN migration service
- Not found
- Application-aware routing over MPLS
- Not found
- Security operations centre or managed detection
- Not found
- SD-WAN overlay offered (SD-WAN is a component of SASE)
- Partial
- Hybrid underlay on one contract (MPLS plus DIA plus broadband)
- Partial
- SASE or SSE partners (comma separated: Zscaler, Netskope, Palo Alto Prisma, Cato, Cloudflare, Fortinet, other)
- Not published
- SD-WAN platforms offered (comma separated: Cisco Catalyst, Cisco Meraki, Fortinet, Versa, VeloCloud, Palo Alto Prisma, Juniper, HPE Aruba, other)
- VeloCloud, Versa, Fortinet, Cisco Meraki, Cisco (Viptela), HPE Aruba (Tier 3 only; not confirmed on Verizon UK page)
Service and Performance
- IPv6
- Not found
- Slug
- verizon-business
- Notes
- Outside-pass details, unverified (Partial or Not found entered from them): Layer 3 IP VPN (MPLS): Private IP, MPLS IP-VPN; Any-to-any: site-to-site communications. Register check 2026-10-02 (page-reader summaries, not verbatim): MEF 3.0 per press releases (register unreadable): CE 2021-06-30: listed CE certified; SD-WAN 2021-06-30: listed SD-WAN certified; SASE 2024-10-29: listed in SASE service providers; AWS Direct Connect partner list: EU Ireland, EU London; Microsoft ExpressRoute connectivity providers: London (also Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Paris etc.); Google Cloud Interconnect service providers: Layer 3 (London). Third research pass 2026-10-02, page-reader summaries: 4G or 5G backup: recorded Partial. Country site used: verizon.com/business/en-en (UK/Europe English site). Product: Private IP (MPLS). Page says wireless access via Verizon's Mobile Pri Fourth research pass 2026-10-02, page-reader summaries: Ethernet access: recorded Partial. Verizon press release, undated and year not shown, so Partial. Product: Private IP (MPLS). Verizon corporate site, Europe scope names UK. Verizon UK P | Satellite access: recorded Partial. Reader summary only, not a verbatim passage. Product Private IP. Global service guide dated 2021 (over three years old), not UK-specific; UK availabil | Lowered from Proven to Partial on 2026-10-06: no Accepted source covers Cloud on-ramp: Azure ExpressRoute. Evidence is reader-summary, group-level or not yet checked on the live page. | Restored to Proven 2026-10-06: live page check now supports Cloud on-ramp: Azure ExpressRoute.
- Provider
- Verizon Business
- Multicast
- Not found
- 4G or 5G backup
- Partial
- DDoS protection
- Not found
- Ethernet access
- Partial
- SLA document URL
- Not published
- Satellite access
- Partial
- Any-to-any topology
- Partial
- Layer 2 VPLS or E-LAN
- Not found
- Layer 3 IP VPN (MPLS)
- Partial
- Supporting source IDs
- MPLS-384, MPLS-387, MPLS-618, MPLS-619, MPLS-620, MPLS-621, MPLS-785, MPLS-812, MPLS-813
- Hub-and-spoke topology
- Not found
- FTTP or broadband access
- Not found
- Internet breakout at PoP
- Not found
- Service credits published
- Not found
- Jitter (ms or Not published)
- Not published
- Access bandwidth maximum (Mb/s)
- Not published
- Access bandwidth minimum (Mb/s)
- Not published
- Cells still To review (formula)
- =COUNTIF(C13:AI13,"To review")
- CoS marking honoured end to end
- Not found
- Packet loss (% or Not published)
- Not published
- Point-to-point Ethernet (E-Line)
- Not found
- Cloud on-ramp: AWS Direct Connect
- Partial
- Cloud on-ramp: Azure ExpressRoute
- Proven
- Diverse routing or dual parenting
- Not found
- MEF 3.0 Carrier Ethernet certified
- Partial
- Cloud on-ramp: Google Cloud Interconnect
- Partial
- Availability SLA core (% or Not published)
- Not published
- Direct internet access on the same contract
- Not found
- QoS classes offered (count or Not published)
- Not published
- MTTR or repair target (hours or Not published)
- Not published
- Latency UK core round trip (ms or Not published)
- Not published
- Availability SLA access with resilience (% or Not published)
- Not published
Operations and Assurance
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- verizon-business
- Notes
- Outside-pass details, unverified (Partial or Not found entered from them): Proactive monitoring: health monitoring on security cloud service instances; Change management published: change management referenced in SASE; UK-based support: Reading, Berkshire headquarters. Register check 2026-10-02 (page-reader summaries, not verbatim): RM6116: not on any lot supplier list read (full all-suppliers list not readable); No Verizon entry in any lot list (VIRGIN, VODAFONE adjacent). Method: WebFetch reader summaries of gca.gov.uk lot-suppli; HSCN: business applications (RM1045 N3 overlay) (Verizon).
- ISO 9001
- Not found
- Provider
- Verizon Business
- ISO 22301
- Not found
- ISO 27001
- Not found
- API access
- Not found
- G-Cloud listed
- Not found
- HSCN compliant
- Partial
- Customer portal
- Not found
- UK-based support
- Proven
- Proactive monitoring
- Partial
- SC-cleared engineers
- Not found
- Cyber Essentials Plus
- Not found
- Monthly SLA reporting
- Not found
- Supporting source IDs
- MPLS-226, MPLS-388, MPLS-389, MPLS-617
- PSN connectivity compliance
- Not found
- Cells still To review (formula)
- =COUNTIF(C13:T13,"To review")
- Change management process published
- Partial
- CCS Network Services 3 (RM6116) supplier
- Not found
- Regulatory notices or published enforcement in last three years (text or None found)
- None found (outside-pass search with no source URL; check the Ofcom enforcement register)
Supporting records
MPLS-172 — Accepted: Companies House: Verizon Uk Limited
- Slug
- verizon-business
- Decision
- Accepted
- Provider
- Verizon Business
- Source ID
- MPLS-172
- Confidence
- Medium
- Source URL
- https://find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk/search/companies?q=verizon+uk+limited
- Record type
- Company record
- Checked date
- 2026-10-01
- Source title
- Companies House: Verizon Uk Limited
- Published date
- Not shown
- Reliability tier
- 2
- Source ownership
- Independent public record
- Limitation and notes
- Companies House search result. Trading name to legal entity match made on the name only, so confirm the contracting entity from the provider terms. Wording captured through a page-reader summary on 2026-10-01. Confirm verbatim on the page, then set Decision. Decision 2026-10-06: Accepted (tier 2 source, wording and supported columns recorded, reader-checked; verbatim check on the live page still due).
- Sector (if case study)
- Not recorded
- Named product or service
- Not recorded
- Named customer (case studies only)
- Not recorded
- Sheets and columns this source supports
- Providers: Legal entity name; Companies House number; Registered office country
- Exact supporting wording (25 words max, verbatim)
- VERIZON UK LIMITED
MPLS-213 — Accepted: Persons with significant control: VERIZON UK LIMITED
- Slug
- verizon-business
- Decision
- Accepted
- Provider
- Verizon Business
- Source ID
- MPLS-213
- Confidence
- Medium
- Record type
- Company record
- Checked date
- 2026-10-01
- Source title
- Persons with significant control: VERIZON UK LIMITED
- Published date
- Not shown
- Reliability tier
- 2
- Source ownership
- Independent public record
- Limitation and notes
- Wording captured through a page-reader summary during the 2026-10-01 re-check of an outside research pass. Confirm verbatim on the page, then set Decision. Scope: Sole active PSC. Decision 2026-10-06: Accepted (tier 2 source, wording and supported columns recorded, reader-checked; verbatim check on the live page still due).
- Sector (if case study)
- None
- Named product or service
- None
- Named customer (case studies only)
- None
- Sheets and columns this source supports
- Providers: Parent or group
- Exact supporting wording (25 words max, verbatim)
- Verizon European Holdings Limited
MPLS-226 — Accepted: United Kingdom Terms and Conditions
- Slug
- verizon-business
- Decision
- Accepted
- Provider
- Verizon Business
- Source ID
- MPLS-226
- Confidence
- Medium
- Record type
- SLA or service description
- Checked date
- 2026-10-01
- Source title
- United Kingdom Terms and Conditions
- Published date
- 2024-10-17
- Reliability tier
- 1
- Source ownership
- Provider's own
- Limitation and notes
- Wording captured through a page-reader summary during the 2026-10-01 re-check of an outside research pass. Confirm verbatim on the page, then set Decision. Scope: UK Terms and Conditions. Decision 2026-10-06: Accepted (tier 1 source, wording and supported columns recorded, reader-checked; verbatim check on the live page still due).
- Sector (if case study)
- None
- Named product or service
- None
- Named customer (case studies only)
- None
- Sheets and columns this source supports
- Providers: UK contracting entity confirmed; Operations and Assurance: UK-based support
- Exact supporting wording (25 words max, verbatim)
- Verizon UK Limited
MPLS-384 — Accepted: XO Communications
- Slug
- verizon-business
- Decision
- Accepted
- Provider
- Verizon Business
- Source ID
- MPLS-384
- Confidence
- Low
- Source URL
- https://www.verizon.com/business/xo/
- Record type
- Service page
- Checked date
- 2026-10-02
- Source title
- XO Communications
- Published date
- Not shown
- Reliability tier
- 1
- Source ownership
- Provider's own
- Limitation and notes
- Wording came from an outside research pass and is not verified verbatim. Confirm on the page, then set Decision. Live page check 2026-10-06: supports a weaker or differently scoped claim. Page maps MPLS IP-VPN to Private IP but gives no coverage or network ownership detail; XO is a US-centric acquired brand. Decision 2026-10-06: Accepted (live page read; supports a weaker or differently scoped claim, so the limitation above applies; accepted by Harry 2026-10-06).
- Sector (if case study)
- None
- Named product or service
- None
- Named customer (case studies only)
- None
- Sheets and columns this source supports
- Providers: Provider type; Providers: MPLS or IP VPN service page URL; Network and Coverage: Owns core network; Network and Coverage: Coverage: UK and Ireland (Proven = own PoPs; Partner = via partner); Network and Coverage: Coverage: Asia Pacific; Network and Coverage: Coverage: North America; Network and Coverage: Coverage: Middle East and Africa; Network and Coverage: Coverage: Europe; Network and Coverage: Coverage: Latin America; Service and Performance: Layer 3 IP VPN (MPLS)
- Exact supporting wording (25 words max, verbatim)
- MPLS IP-VPN, XO Communications services will move to Verizon
MPLS-385 — Accepted: Sase Security
- Slug
- verizon-business
- Decision
- Accepted
- Provider
- Verizon Business
- Source ID
- MPLS-385
- Confidence
- Low
- Record type
- Service page
- Checked date
- 2026-10-02
- Source title
- Sase Security
- Published date
- Not shown
- Reliability tier
- 1
- Source ownership
- Provider's own
- Limitation and notes
- Wording came from an outside research pass and is not verified verbatim. Confirm on the page, then set Decision. Live page check 2026-10-06: supports a weaker or differently scoped claim. Generic SASE explainer naming SASE Management with Versa, Cisco, Zscaler, Palo Alto; no managed SD-WAN, hybrid underlay or pricing detail. Decision 2026-10-06: Accepted (live page read; supports a weaker or differently scoped claim, so the limitation above applies; accepted by Harry 2026-10-06).
- Sector (if case study)
- None
- Named product or service
- None
- Named customer (case studies only)
- None
- Sheets and columns this source supports
- Providers: SD-WAN or SASE service page URL; Hybrid WAN SD-WAN SASE: Hybrid underlay on one contract (MPLS plus DIA plus broadband); Hybrid WAN SD-WAN SASE: SASE platform offered; Hybrid WAN SD-WAN SASE: Managed SD-WAN; Hybrid WAN SD-WAN SASE: SD-WAN overlay offered (SD-WAN is a component of SASE); Commercial Model: Pricing published (never record a price)
- Exact supporting wording (25 words max, verbatim)
- SASE security, cloud-delivered solution, VNS - SD WAN solution
MPLS-386 — Accepted: UKRN telecommunications
- Slug
- verizon-business
- Decision
- Accepted
- Provider
- Verizon Business
- Source ID
- MPLS-386
- Confidence
- Low
- Record type
- Regulator or framework record
- Checked date
- 2026-10-02
- Source title
- UKRN telecommunications
- Published date
- 2026-03-11
- Reliability tier
- 2
- Source ownership
- Independent public record
- Limitation and notes
- Wording came from an outside research pass and is not verified verbatim. Confirm on the page, then set Decision. Live page check 2026-10-06: supports a weaker or differently scoped claim. Generic UKRN statement on Ofcom's role; does not name this provider. Decision 2026-10-06: Accepted (live page read; supports a weaker or differently scoped claim, so the limitation above applies; accepted by Harry 2026-10-06).
- Sector (if case study)
- None
- Named product or service
- None
- Named customer (case studies only)
- None
- Sheets and columns this source supports
- Providers: Ofcom-regulated communications provider
- Exact supporting wording (25 words max, verbatim)
- Ofcom is responsible for economic regulation (notably fixed telecoms network infrastructure)
MPLS-387 — Accepted: Private IP +
- Slug
- verizon-business
- Decision
- Accepted
- Provider
- Verizon Business
- Source ID
- MPLS-387
- Confidence
- Low
- Source URL
- https://www.verizon.com/business/service_guide/reg/cp/pip/plus/private_ip_service%20mk.htm
- Record type
- Service page
- Checked date
- 2026-10-02
- Source title
- Private IP +
- Published date
- 2013-01-01
- Reliability tier
- 1
- Source ownership
- Provider's own
- Limitation and notes
- Wording came from an outside research pass and is not verified verbatim. Confirm on the page, then set Decision. Service guide Live page check 2026-10-06: supports a weaker or differently scoped claim. Supports any-to-any and IP-over-MPLS VPN; partner MPLS reach via MVIC, but no UK access carriers named. Decision 2026-10-06: Accepted (live page read; supports a weaker or differently scoped claim, so the limitation above applies; accepted by Harry 2026-10-06).
- Sector (if case study)
- None
- Named product or service
- None
- Named customer (case studies only)
- None
- Sheets and columns this source supports
- Network and Coverage: UK access tails available (comma separated carriers); Network and Coverage: Core network description (25 words max); Service and Performance: Any-to-any topology; Service and Performance: Layer 3 IP VPN (MPLS)
- Exact supporting wording (25 words max, verbatim)
- Private IP Service is available in select locations through arrangements with third party MPLS service providers
MPLS-388 — Rejected: VERIZON SASE MANAGEMENT
- Slug
- verizon-business
- Decision
- Rejected
- Provider
- Verizon Business
- Source ID
- MPLS-388
- Confidence
- Low
- Record type
- SLA or service description
- Checked date
- 2026-10-02
- Source title
- VERIZON SASE MANAGEMENT
- Published date
- 2023-03-02
- Reliability tier
- 1
- Source ownership
- Provider's own
- Limitation and notes
- Wording came from an outside research pass and is not verified verbatim. Confirm on the page, then set Decision. PDF service guide Live page check 2026-10-06: page could not be read by the fetch tool. Fetch refused by robots.txt. Decision 2026-10-06: Rejected (page not published or available to review (could not be read or checked on the live page); Harry's call 2026-10-06).
- Sector (if case study)
- None
- Named product or service
- None
- Named customer (case studies only)
- None
- Sheets and columns this source supports
- Hybrid WAN SD-WAN SASE: SASE platform offered; Operations and Assurance: Proactive monitoring; Operations and Assurance: Change management process published
- Exact supporting wording (25 words max, verbatim)
- SASE Management provides change management, incident management, and health monitoring
MPLS-389 — Accepted: VERIZON UK LIMITED overview
- Slug
- verizon-business
- Decision
- Accepted
- Provider
- Verizon Business
- Source ID
- MPLS-389
- Confidence
- Low
- Record type
- Company record
- Checked date
- 2026-10-02
- Source title
- VERIZON UK LIMITED overview
- Published date
- Not shown
- Reliability tier
- 2
- Source ownership
- Independent public record
- Limitation and notes
- Wording came from an outside research pass and is not verified verbatim. Confirm on the page, then set Decision. Companies House Live page check 2026-10-06: supports a weaker or differently scoped claim. Confirms UK entity, number and active registered office; does not evidence UK support or GBP billing. Decision 2026-10-06: Accepted (live page read; supports a weaker or differently scoped claim, so the limitation above applies; accepted by Harry 2026-10-06).
- Sector (if case study)
- None
- Named product or service
- None
- Named customer (case studies only)
- None
- Sheets and columns this source supports
- Operations and Assurance: UK-based support; Commercial Model: Billing in GBP
- Exact supporting wording (25 words max, verbatim)
- Company number 02776038, Reading International Business Park, Basingstoke Road, Reading, RG2 6DA
MPLS-617 — Accepted: NHS England HSCN supplier lists (business applications (RM1045 N3 overlay))
- Slug
- verizon-business
- Decision
- Accepted
- Provider
- Verizon Business
- Source ID
- MPLS-617
- Confidence
- Medium
- Record type
- Regulator or framework record
- Checked date
- 2026-10-02
- Source title
- NHS England HSCN supplier lists (business applications (RM1045 N3 overlay))
- Published date
- Not shown
- Reliability tier
- 2
- Source ownership
- Independent public record
- Limitation and notes
- Page-reader summary. Listed as: Verizon. Business applications only (voice, Open Video Communications). Decision 2026-10-06: Accepted (tier 2 source, wording and supported columns recorded, reader-checked; verbatim check on the live page still due).
- Sector (if case study)
- None
- Named product or service
- None
- Named customer (case studies only)
- None
- Sheets and columns this source supports
- Operations and Assurance: HSCN compliant
- Exact supporting wording (25 words max, verbatim)
- Verizon are a network services (RM1045) supplier offering replacement N3 overlay services.
MPLS-618 — Rejected: MEF 3.0 Carrier Ethernet certification (press release, not the register)
- Slug
- verizon-business
- Decision
- Rejected
- Provider
- Verizon Business
- Source ID
- MPLS-618
- Confidence
- Medium
- Record type
- Press release
- Checked date
- 2026-10-02
- Source title
- MEF 3.0 Carrier Ethernet certification (press release, not the register)
- Published date
- Not shown
- Reliability tier
- 3
- Source ownership
- Third-party corroboration
- Limitation and notes
- Certification date from a press page. The MEF register could not be read by the tools. Announcement dates. No service name. Decision 2026-10-06: Rejected (page not published or available to review (could not be read or checked on the live page); Harry's call 2026-10-06).
- Sector (if case study)
- None
- Named product or service
- None
- Named customer (case studies only)
- None
- Sheets and columns this source supports
- Service and Performance: MEF 3.0 Carrier Ethernet certified
- Exact supporting wording (25 words max, verbatim)
- 2021-06-30: listed CE certified
MPLS-619 — Accepted: AWS Direct Connect partner list: Verizon
- Slug
- verizon-business
- Decision
- Accepted
- Provider
- Verizon Business
- Source ID
- MPLS-619
- Confidence
- High
- Record type
- Other
- Checked date
- 2026-10-02
- Source title
- AWS Direct Connect partner list: Verizon
- Published date
- Not shown
- Reliability tier
- 2
- Source ownership
- Independent public record
- Limitation and notes
- Vendor partner list, group or global brand (not the UK registered entity). Locations: EU Ireland, EU London. Global brand. Shell cannot reach aws.amazon.com (proxy rejected); WebFetch reader summaries of the partners page, which differed between two fetches (KCOM/hSo/Masergy 'not listed' in one, present in the other), so treat as moderate confiden Decision 2026-10-06: Needs review (scope or date limitation in the note (entity, geography, product, age or access)). Live page check 2026-10-06: verified, exact wording captured. AWS Direct Connect partner page lists Verizon at EU London and under Ireland. Decision 2026-10-06: Accepted (live page read, quotation captured).
- Sector (if case study)
- None
- Named product or service
- None
- Named customer (case studies only)
- None
- Sheets and columns this source supports
- Service and Performance: Cloud on-ramp: AWS Direct Connect
- Exact supporting wording (25 words max, verbatim)
- Verizon ✔ ✔
MPLS-620 — Accepted: Microsoft ExpressRoute connectivity providers: Verizon
- Slug
- verizon-business
- Decision
- Accepted
- Provider
- Verizon Business
- Source ID
- MPLS-620
- Confidence
- High
- Record type
- Other
- Checked date
- 2026-10-02
- Source title
- Microsoft ExpressRoute connectivity providers: Verizon
- Published date
- Not shown
- Reliability tier
- 2
- Source ownership
- Independent public record
- Limitation and notes
- Vendor partner list, group or global brand (not the UK registered entity). Locations: London (also Amsterdam, Frankfurt, Paris etc.). Global brand Verizon, not Verizon UK Limited. Read full GitHub markdown (ms.date 09/16/2026) of both the by-provider and by-location pages; no Manchester or Cardiff ExpressRoute location exists in the files. By-provider page has only Azure/ Decision 2026-10-06: Needs review (scope or date limitation in the note (entity, geography, product, age or access)). Live page check 2026-10-06: verified, exact wording captured. Azure ExpressRoute table lists Verizon with London among its global locations. Decision 2026-10-06: Accepted (live page read, quotation captured).
- Sector (if case study)
- None
- Named product or service
- None
- Named customer (case studies only)
- None
- Sheets and columns this source supports
- Service and Performance: Cloud on-ramp: Azure ExpressRoute
- Exact supporting wording (25 words max, verbatim)
- Amsterdam<br/>Chicago<br/>Dallas<br/>Frankfurt<br/>Hong Kong SAR<br/>London<br/>Mumbai
MPLS-621 — Accepted: Google Cloud Interconnect service providers: Verizon
- Slug
- verizon-business
- Decision
- Accepted
- Provider
- Verizon Business
- Source ID
- MPLS-621
- Confidence
- High
- Source URL
- https://docs.cloud.google.com/network-connectivity/docs/interconnect/concepts/service-providers
- Record type
- Other
- Checked date
- 2026-10-02
- Source title
- Google Cloud Interconnect service providers: Verizon
- Published date
- Not shown
- Reliability tier
- 2
- Source ownership
- Independent public record
- Limitation and notes
- Vendor partner list, group or global brand (not the UK registered entity). Locations: Layer 3 (London). Group/global brand, not the UK registered entity. WebFetch reader summary only (page is JS-rendered, not raw text); locations are from the London section of the summary, layer model per summary. Service model labels may be unreliable. Decision 2026-10-06: Needs review (scope or date limitation in the note (entity, geography, product, age or access)). Live page check 2026-10-06: verified, exact wording captured. Google table row shows Verizon at London as Layer 3. Decision 2026-10-06: Accepted (live page read, quotation captured).
- Sector (if case study)
- None
- Named product or service
- None
- Named customer (case studies only)
- None
- Sheets and columns this source supports
- Service and Performance: Cloud on-ramp: Google Cloud Interconnect
- Exact supporting wording (25 words max, verbatim)
- Layer 3
MPLS-785 — Accepted: Private IP
- Slug
- verizon-business
- Decision
- Accepted
- Provider
- Verizon Business
- Source ID
- MPLS-785
- Confidence
- High
- Record type
- Service page
- Checked date
- 2026-10-02
- Source title
- Private IP
- Published date
- Not shown
- Reliability tier
- 1
- Source ownership
- Provider's own
- Limitation and notes
- Page-reader check 2026-10-02, not verbatim. Country site used: verizon.com/business/en-en (UK/Europe English site). Product: Private IP (MPLS). Page says wireless access via Verizon's Mobile Private Network to the MPLS Private IP network, 5G and LTE. It is stated as an acce Live page check 2026-10-06: verified, exact wording captured. Verizon Private IP page (en-en); wireless access for the MPLS Private IP network. Decision 2026-10-06: Accepted (live page read, quotation captured).
- Sector (if case study)
- None
- Named product or service
- None
- Named customer (case studies only)
- None
- Sheets and columns this source supports
- Service and Performance: 4G or 5G backup
- Exact supporting wording (25 words max, verbatim)
- Yes, both 5G and LTE wireless connectivity to the Private IP network are available.
MPLS-786 — Rejected: Verizon taps VMware for global SD-WAN push
- Slug
- verizon-business
- Decision
- Rejected
- Provider
- Verizon Business
- Source ID
- MPLS-786
- Confidence
- Low
- Source URL
- https://www.sdxcentral.com/articles/news/verizon-taps-vmware-for-global-sd-wan-push/2022/02/
- Record type
- Service page
- Checked date
- 2026-10-02
- Source title
- Verizon taps VMware for global SD-WAN push
- Published date
- 2022-02-28
- Reliability tier
- 1
- Source ownership
- Provider's own
- Limitation and notes
- Page-reader check 2026-10-02, not verbatim. Country site used: verizon.com/business/en-en (UK/Europe English site). Verizon's own Managed SD WAN page names no vendors ('Our Managed SD WAN service includes support for multiple technology partner solutions'). Tier 3 only: SDX Live page check 2026-10-06: page could not be read by the fetch tool. Fetch blocked (URL not permitted by fetch tool) on retry. Decision 2026-10-06: Rejected (page not published or available to review (could not be read or checked on the live page); Harry's call 2026-10-06).
- Sector (if case study)
- None
- Named product or service
- None
- Named customer (case studies only)
- None
- Sheets and columns this source supports
- Hybrid WAN SD-WAN SASE: SD-WAN platforms offered (comma separated: Cisco Catalyst, Cisco Meraki, Fortinet, Versa, VeloCloud, Palo Alto Prisma, Juniper, HPE Aruba, other)
- Exact supporting wording (25 words max, verbatim)
- roll the software giant's VeloCloud SD-WAN platform into its managed services portfolio
MPLS-812 — Accepted: Verizon Business Expands European Ethernet Access to Private IP Service
- Slug
- verizon-business
- Decision
- Accepted
- Provider
- Verizon Business
- Source ID
- MPLS-812
- Confidence
- High
- Record type
- Service page
- Checked date
- 2026-10-02
- Source title
- Verizon Business Expands European Ethernet Access to Private IP Service
- Published date
- Not shown
- Reliability tier
- 1
- Source ownership
- Provider's own
- Limitation and notes
- Page-reader check 2026-10-02, not verbatim. Verizon press release, undated and year not shown, so Partial. Product: Private IP (MPLS). Verizon corporate site, Europe scope names UK. Verizon UK Private IP page (en-en, revised 2024-10-28) lists Ethernet under connectivity. Live page check 2026-10-06: verified, exact wording captured. Verizon Business press release (date not captured) says Ethernet access to Private IP available in the UK. Decision 2026-10-06: Accepted (live page read, quotation captured).
- Sector (if case study)
- None
- Named product or service
- None
- Named customer (case studies only)
- None
- Sheets and columns this source supports
- Service and Performance: Ethernet access
- Exact supporting wording (25 words max, verbatim)
- Customers in Belgium, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland and the UK
MPLS-813 — Accepted: Private IP Service Guide (doc 335978_12)
- Slug
- verizon-business
- Decision
- Accepted
- Provider
- Verizon Business
- Source ID
- MPLS-813
- Confidence
- High
- Source URL
- https://www.verizon.com/business/service_guide/reg-20210816/cp_pip_plus_private_ip_service.pdf
- Record type
- Service page
- Checked date
- 2026-10-02
- Source title
- Private IP Service Guide (doc 335978_12)
- Published date
- 2021-08-16
- Reliability tier
- 1
- Source ownership
- Provider's own
- Limitation and notes
- Page-reader check 2026-10-02, not verbatim. Reader summary only, not a verbatim passage. Product Private IP. Global service guide dated 2021 (over three years old), not UK-specific; UK availability not confirmed. UK Private IP page (2024) does not list satellite. Live page check 2026-10-06: verified, exact wording captured. 2021 service guide; confirms satellite access to Private IP. Decision 2026-10-06: Accepted (live page read, quotation captured).
- Sector (if case study)
- None
- Named product or service
- None
- Named customer (case studies only)
- None
- Sheets and columns this source supports
- Service and Performance: Satellite access
- Exact supporting wording (25 words max, verbatim)
- The Satellite Gateway functions as a Network-to-Network Interface (NNI) between Verizon's Satellite Access service and the Private IP MPLS network.