TELUS International (U.S.) Corp. is the U.S. arm of TELUS Digital (formerly TELUS International), a digital customer-experience and IT services provider. The parent, TELUS International (Cda) Inc. (NYSE/TSX: TIXT), was founded in 2005 and headquartered in Vancouver, British Columbia; corporate directories list the U.S. entity at a Las Vegas, Nevada address — consistent with the District of Nevada venue in the tracked case. TELUS completed the privatization of TELUS Digital on October 31, 2025, delisting it from the NYSE and TSX; it is now wholly owned by TELUS Corporation. The parent reported roughly US$2.66B revenue for 2024 and about 78,000 team members; I could not verify separate revenue or headcount for the U.S. subsidiary.
Operations. The company sells outsourced digital customer experience: omnichannel contact-center support, technical support and sales/retention, trust-and-safety services including content moderation, IT lifecycle and managed services, back-office automation, and AI data services (annotation, data collection, model fine-tuning). It markets proprietary AI tooling under the Fuel iX brand, including Agent Trainer, Copilot and Agent Assist products, along with its AI Data Platform and Fine-Tune Studio. Clients concentrate in tech and games, communications and media, e-commerce/fintech, and healthcare.
Litigation posture. This is an operating company on the defensive. The database shows one tracked matter, with the company as defendant and zero as plaintiff — the signature of a service provider targeted by an assertion campaign rather than an active litigant or an NPE.
Notable case. Lab Technology LLC v. TELUS International (U.S.) Corp., No. 2:26-cv-00127 (D. Nev., filed January 21, 2026), a §271 patent infringement action; a related docket, 2:26-cv-00284, also appears. Lab Technology LLC is characterized as a non-practicing entity by Stanford's NPE database and Unified Patents, with 40-plus suits asserting acquired telephony and VoIP patents (e.g., US 8,498,388 on audio announcements, US 9,219,982 on telephone display refresh, US 9,578,570 on voice-call handoff) and represented by Rabicoff Law LLC. Its defendants have included NVIDIA, Qualcomm, Samsung, Amazon and Lumen. No merits rulings are reflected in the tracked data.