Key takeaways
- Charter, the company behind Spectrum, completed its purchase of Cox on August 20, 2026.
- Cox said current plans, prices, and terms stay the same for now.
- Spectrum branding, products, and pricing were scheduled to reach former Cox markets in mid-September 2026.
- Your 702 and 725 numbers are yours, and you can port them to another carrier.
If your Las Vegas office has phone service from Cox Business, the company behind your phones has changed. Here is what has been announced and what it means for you.
What happened
Charter, the company behind Spectrum, completed its purchase of Cox on August 20, 2026, according to News 3 Las Vegas. Cox’s own business page is now titled “Cox Business Is Now Spectrum.”
Cox said current plans, prices, discounts, billing, and equipment stay the same for now, and that existing promotions and contract terms will be honored. Spectrum branding, products, pricing, and packages were scheduled to launch in former Cox markets in mid-September 2026, as reported by News 3 and the Las Vegas Review-Journal.
What it means for your business phones
- New packages over time. As Spectrum’s own products replace Cox’s, review what your phone service will look like when your current term ends.
- Your numbers are yours. You can port 702, 725, and toll-free numbers to a carrier you choose.
- Plan, don’t scramble. A planned switch with testing beats reacting to a renewal notice.
Your options
You can stay with Spectrum, or move your phones to a phone company focused on voice. If you switch, keep your current service active until every number has ported, and check your agreement for any remaining term before you cancel.
For more detail, see Cox is now Spectrum. Your phones don’t have to follow.
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