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CUJO AI Passes 4 Billion Identified Devices, Adds 1 Billion in Two Years

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CUJO AI Passes 4 Billion Identified Devices, Adds 1 Billion in Two Years

Los Angeles – October 13, 2026 -- CUJO AI has identified more than four billion devices across its global deployments, adding its latest billion in just two years, the network intelligence and cybersecurity vendor announced.

Device diversity forces operators beyond network-level monitoring

Broadband operators face a growing visibility gap as connected devices multiply and diversify. Gaming consoles, security cameras, work laptops, smart televisions and connected appliances each place different demands on the home network. Without device-level context, operators have limited insight into the causes of performance problems, security risks in the home and the experience individual customers receive.

Vodafone Deploys CUJO AI's Quality of Outcome Standard Across Europe

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Vodafone Deploys CUJO AI's Quality of Outcome Standard Across Europe

Los Angeles – October 06, 2026 -- Vodafone has selected CUJO AI's Quality of Outcome (QoO) technology for deployment across several European broadband markets, becoming the first major operator to roll out the new IETF-backed standard at scale in live networks.

QoO Is Already Live In One Vodafone Network

The technology is operating in a live Vodafone broadband network, with further rollout underway across Europe. CUJO AI, a provider of device and network intelligence solutions based in Los Angeles, said the deployment reaches millions of Vodafone gateways (CPE).

CUJO AI Launches Tool to Pinpoint Proxy-Hijacked Home Devices

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CUJO AI Launches Tool to Pinpoint Proxy-Hijacked Home Devices

Los Angeles – September 30, 2026 -- CUJO AI has introduced a new network intelligence capability that identifies the exact device inside a subscriber's home being used as a residential proxy, closing a detection gap that previously left operators able only to flag suspicious IP addresses without knowing which device was compromised.

New tool pairs device-level detection with remediation guidance and real-time alerts

The capability runs at the home gateway, identifying which subscriber network is hosting proxy activity and pinpointing the specific device generating it. It classifies the activity type, such as ad fraud or malware, and delivers device-specific remediation steps alongside real-time notifications to operators.