Verizon Business 2026

verizon_business_logo.png

Verizon Business

Hero_M.jpg

Two charts showing the increase in generative AI investment between 2025 and 2032 across different business sectors, based on Bloomberg research.

chart_1_D.svg

AI Market Size By Deployment Type
2025 Generative AI Revenue $380B
Inference 47%
Training 41%
Digital Ads 6%
Entertainment 2%
Workload Software 2%
IT services 2%
Business Services 0%

2032 Generative AI Revenue $2.3T
Inference 53%
Training 28%
Digital Ads 8%
Entertainment 3%
Workload Software 3%
IT services 4%
Business Services 1%


chart_1_M.svg

Bloomberg Intelligence, Generative AI 2026 Outlook 

Image depicting a self-driving truck detecting objects around it as an example of autonomous-driving technology.

chart_2_D.jpg

AI applications depend on large and often continuous flows of information, OBJECT Sign, VEHICLE 75 mph, VEHICLE 69 mph

chart_2_M.jpg

A chart depicting the year-on-year increase or decrease in investment priorities for AI infrastructure between 2025 and 2026, across six factors.

chart_3_D.svg

Year-on-year change, 2025–2026

POWER EFFICIENCY: 3%  →  8% (+167%)
MEMORY CAPACITY & SPEED: 20% → 30% (+50%)
HYBRID NETWORKING: 50% → 58% (+16%)
INFINIBAND: 8%  →  9% (+12.5%)
GPU UPGRADES: 25% → 21%(-16%)
PURE ETHERNET: 42% → 33%(-21%)


chart_3_M.svg

A chart ranking the importance of AI objectives on a scale of one-to-five across five different business operations.

chart_4_D.svg

Rank 1 - Most Important
Rank 2
Rank 3
Rank 4
Rank 5 - Least Important

Operational Efficiency
Boosting Revenue
Customer Experience
Reducing Headcount
Streamlined Software Development 


chart_4_M.svg

As AI investment accelerates, enterprise network infrastructure is becoming critical to scaling workloads, controlling costs and unlocking returns.