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Amdocs

Amdocs Ltd is a provider of software and services to communications, entertainment, and media service providers. The Company operates in a single segment and designs, develops, markets, supports, implements, and operates open and modular cloud offerings. Its portfolio includes solutions across digital business systems and legacy business and operational support systems, supporting multiple lines of business such as wireless, broadband, cable, fiber, satellite, and digital services. The Company leverages artificial intelligence to support digital transformation, cloud adoption, and intelligent network automation. Geographically, it derives a majority of its revenue from North America and also operates in Europe and the rest of the world.www.amdocs.com

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Sep 10, 2026

speaker_2HOST
6:11
Palantir trades at a $400 billion valuation using a very similar model.
speaker_2HOST
6:16
Or even early Amdocs sending engineers to help telecom companies adopt the Internet.
AmitHOST
6:21
Yes.
AmitHOST
6:22
And right now, Wonderful AI is reportedly pricing their services lower than established giants like Salesforce or Accenture to fuel this rapid growth.
Phil BlissHOST
2:12
Mm-hmm.
Vivek GhartenGUEST
2:13
And, uh, I, I worked in India for almost three and a half year, but I got an opportunity to work in 10 different countries, uh, there, so I used to travel a lot through Amdocs.
Vivek GhartenGUEST
2:23
That was my first employer.
Vivek GhartenGUEST
2:25
But, uh, in 2014, I got relocation to Canada through my company where Rogers was my dedicated client.
Gil RosenGUEST
5:40
Yeah, well, I'll start with where I am right now in my career, because it's kind of a different place to enter into this genre, if I could use that word.
Gil RosenGUEST
5:48
So I'm a chief marketing officer for a global technology company called Amdocs.
Gil RosenGUEST
5:53
My day-to-day is in a completely different place.
Gil RosenGUEST
5:56
We basically are the engine that runs the communication industry.
Yehoshua PfefferGUEST
28:53
Until today, the name sticks.
Yehoshua PfefferGUEST
28:54
But where are our women folk actually working today? Well, those who study computers are working at Google and Amdocs and Mobileye and Intel and so on.
Yehoshua PfefferGUEST
29:04
Meaning this kind of strong isolationism isn't happening anymore.
Yehoshua PfefferGUEST
29:08
And therefore we need the toolkit to be able to, number one, be a part of Israel.
Tal TsfanyGUEST
17:11
I got the extremes of both.
Tal TsfanyGUEST
17:15
And at 40, only at 40, I had to take off my glasses and say, why am I in tech? The minute I closed the last page of the Fountainhead, I quit a job where I was the VP of Amdocs.
Tal TsfanyGUEST
17:27
It's a multi $3.5 billion company.
Tal TsfanyGUEST
17:31
And I went from managing 5,000 people to managing no one.
David KnightHOST
70:25
It's all one and the same thing, isn't it? So going back to 2001, as New American points out, there was an episode of Fox News.
David KnightHOST
70:37
Carl Cameron did a report on something called Amdocs at the time.
David KnightHOST
70:42
He said, here's how this system works.
David KnightHOST
70:43
For most directory assistance calls and virtually all call records and billing in the U.S., they're all done for the phone companies by Amdocs Limited, an Israeli-based private telecommunications company.
David KnightHOST
70:56
Amdocs has contacts with the contracts, I should say, with the 25 biggest phone companies in America.
David KnightHOST
71:03
That was in 2001 as they were rolling this stuff out and with many more worldwide.
David KnightHOST
71:08
The White House and other secure government phone lines are protected, supposedly.
David KnightHOST
71:12
But anyway, it is virtually impossible to make a call on normal phones without generating an Amdocs record of it that runs through Israel.
Longacres FinanceHOST
1:33
Autoliv, ticker symbol ALV, with a dividend yield of 2.85%.
Longacres FinanceHOST
1:38
Amdocs, ticker symbol DOX, with a dividend yield of 3.62%.
Longacres FinanceHOST
1:44
Nextera Energy, ticker symbol NEE, with a dividend yield of 3.05%.
Longacres FinanceHOST
1:48
Pepsi, ticker symbol PEP, with a dividend yield of 4.2%.
TopherHOST
2:53
So Gil Rosen, sorry.
TopherHOST
2:55
Okay, Gil Rosen is a technologist and CMO at Amdocs in Israel, and given him a unique perspective into our civilization's technological progression and our historical past through his understanding of Hebrew and what Genesis actually says.
TopherHOST
3:09
He recently authored Alien Versus, which Adam and I both read, where he takes us through a journey built with evidence that humanity was created and managed by technologically superior beings.
TopherHOST
3:20
We're very, very excited to have Gil here.
Julie MorganHOST
3:38
The two-day Jefferies Semiconductor, IT Hardware, and Communications Technology Conference will begin.
Julie MorganHOST
3:45
Notable companies participating include Amdocs and Tower Semiconductor.
Julie MorganHOST
3:50
And shareholders with Olin and Huntsman vote on the planned merger between the companies.
Julie MorganHOST
3:56
On Wall Street, stock index futures are in the green.
Yehoshua PfefferGUEST
29:50
And today Haredi women work everywhere.
Yehoshua PfefferGUEST
29:52
You know, in Amdocs and Mobili and Google and Facebook and Intel, whatever.
Yehoshua PfefferGUEST
29:56
Meaning the whole isolationist ideal is cracking.
Yehoshua PfefferGUEST
30:00
Those walls are becoming porous.

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