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TeamViewer Experiences Surge in AI Adoption Amid Rapid Growth
TeamViewer, a leader in digital workplace solutions, has reported a remarkable increase in the adoption of its artificial intelligence (AI) offering. This surge follows just three months after its initial promotion, highlighting the growing demand for AI in IT management. As of November 5, 2025, TeamViewer AI has summarized over 270,000 remote support sessions, enabling proactive IT management that boosts productivity for its customers.
From August to October 2025, the number of session summaries generated by TeamViewer AI increased fourfold compared to the previous three months. This growth reflects a broader trend, as approximately 10,000 customers have opted to utilize TeamViewer’s AI features. Furthermore, the company observed a striking 60% increase in active users from September to October, with a staggering 400% growth since July.
Customers have reported significant efficiency improvements. Many have documented saving between 5-10 minutes of documentation work per IT ticket, leading to issue resolutions that are up to 25% faster. This enhanced productivity underscores the tangible return on investment that TeamViewer AI is delivering.
Strategic Innovations and Future Prospects
As a pioneer in secure remote connectivity and a leading entity in Digital Employee Experience (DEX) management, TeamViewer is strategically positioned to leverage its unique proprietary data to further enhance its AI capabilities. The company boasts over 645,000 paying customers and facilitates more than 1 billion remote connections annually to a wide array of devices. This extensive reach provides TeamViewer with access to telemetry data from millions of devices, enabling real-time monitoring and automatic remediation of IT issues.
Mei Dent, Chief Product and Technology Officer (CPTO) of TeamViewer, emphasized the evolution of the company, stating, “Over the last 20 years, TeamViewer has become synonymous with secure remote connectivity and support. By integrating 1E’s real-time auto-remediation capabilities and evolving our core business to become proactive and autonomous, we are building the go-to company for IT support and endpoint management in the era of agentic AI.” This commitment to innovation is driving the rapid adoption of TeamViewer’s AI solutions, showcasing the substantial value these tools provide to customers.
TeamViewer will showcase its complete AI offerings, including the latest innovations around autonomous AI agents for IT support, at the upcoming Microsoft Ignite conference in San Francisco from November 18-25, 2025. The company will exhibit at booths #5445 and #1527, providing attendees with a firsthand look at the future of IT support.
Company Overview and Market Impact
Founded in 2005, TeamViewer provides a Digital Workplace platform designed to connect people with technology. Its solutions streamline and automate digital processes, significantly enhancing workplace efficiency. As the preferred choice for hundreds of millions globally, TeamViewer plays a crucial role in supporting organizations of all sizes, from small businesses to large enterprises.
In the face of global digital transformation challenges, such as labor shortages and hybrid working environments, TeamViewer’s offerings deliver clear value. The company’s solutions help organizations increase productivity, minimize machine downtime, expedite talent onboarding, and enhance both customer and employee satisfaction. In 2024, TeamViewer reported revenue of approximately EUR 671 million, further solidifying its position in the market.
Headquartered in Göppingen, Germany, TeamViewer employs over 1,900 people worldwide. As it continues to innovate and expand its AI capabilities, the company is set to play a pivotal role in shaping the future of IT support and digital workplace solutions. For more information, visit www.teamviewer.com.
For press inquiries, contact: Martina Dier at [email protected].
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