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Calix Named to Newsweek\u2019s Greatest Workplaces in Tech 2026 on Strength of Human-Centric Agentic Innovation<\/b><\/p>\n

Following the successful launch of secure, agentic workflows on the AI-native Calix One platform for its 1,200 customers in May 2026, Newsweek\u2014along with Fortune, Glassdoor, and Comparably\u2014recognizes Calix for a culture of innovation that enables customers to transform their operations and accelerate experiences to compete and win in any market<\/i><\/p>\n

SAN JOSE, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE<\/a>)–Today, Calix, Inc.<\/a> (NYSE: CALX) announced it has received 4.5 out of 5 stars in Newsweek\u2019s annual \u201cGreatest Workplaces in Tech\u201d list<\/a>, which ranks companies based on leadership, fair compensation, and work-life balance\u2014with particular consideration made of teams who incorporate responsible use of AI to support rather than supplant their employees. Calix also ranked last year on the Newsweek list, earning 4 out of 5 stars.<\/p>\n

This recognition adds to the growing list of culture and leadership honors Calix has earned from Fortune<\/a>, Glassdoor<\/a>, and Comparably<\/a>, reflecting the company\u2019s commitment to transformational innovation under the leadership of CEO Michael Weening, a 2024<\/a> and 2025 Comparably Top CEO<\/a>, and Chief Product Officer Shane Eleniak, a recipient of the Global CPO Top 20 Award<\/a>.<\/p>\n

The Calix culture has turned 15 years and more than $2 billion in investment into the AI-native Calix One<\/a>\u2122<\/sup> platform, which supports its customers by running more than 4.3 billion workflows and operations annually and ingesting more than a petabyte of data daily. Calix One enables service providers of all sizes to improve subscriber experience, reduce call center churn, and grow revenue\u2014while lowering operating costs. The latest advancements for the platform<\/a>, launched in May, allow providers to orchestrate agentic workflows that result in breakthrough gains in subscriber loyalty, operational efficiency, and revenue.<\/p>\n

Within the company, Calix is operationalizing secure agentic AI by embedding it into everyday work. With approximately 98 percent employee adoption of Microsoft Copilot, more than 400 employee-built enterprise agents, and over 20,000 monthly interactions, AI is supporting real workflows across the business\u2014accelerating execution, surfacing insights, reducing manual analysis, and driving an estimated $37 million in annual productivity gains.<\/p>\n

John Durocher, chief operations officer at Calix, said: <\/b>\u201cOur focus is on empowering our people with AI, not replacing them. When every employee applies safe, secure, and empowering AI to their daily work, it becomes a force multiplier for how we execute and serve our customers. That is how we turn human potential into real business outcomes.\u201d<\/p>\n

The Newsweek honor is the latest in a number of 2026 culture-based awards for Calix:<\/p>\n