Verizon's Global Supply Chain
Telecom — Wireless & Fiber (US)Verizon runs a national US wireless network built with Ericsson and Samsung radios, Corning fiber and tower space leased from American Tower and Crown Castle, and sells iPhones as a major Apple carrier.
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Who supplies Verizon?
Verizon relies on suppliers such as Apple, Corning, Ericsson and Samsung Electronics. The map below covers all 7 companies in its supply chain, sorted into end customers, manufacturers, materials and equipment, with a live stock ticker for each listed company.
Key suppliers
- Apple
- Corning
- Ericsson
- Samsung Electronics
- American Tower
- Crown Castle
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Verizon's competitors
AT&T
The other legacy national carrier, competing in wireless and fiber.
T-Mobile US
The largest US wireless carrier by subscribers.
Verizon supply chain — frequently asked questions
- Who supplies Verizon?
- Verizon's suppliers include Apple, Corning, Ericsson, Samsung Electronics, American Tower and Crown Castle. The list covers its manufacturers, raw-material providers and equipment makers.
- Where does Verizon get its materials?
- Verizon sources raw materials and components from suppliers including Apple and Corning.
- What equipment does Verizon depend on?
- Verizon's supply chain relies on equipment makers such as Ericsson, Samsung Electronics, American Tower and Crown Castle.
- Who are Verizon's competitors?
- Verizon's main competitors include AT&T, T-Mobile US, Comcast and Charter Communications.
- How many companies are in Verizon's supply chain?
- Make Sure I Know It maps 7 companies in Verizon's supply chain across four tiers: end customers, manufacturers, materials and equipment suppliers.
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