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Latest Cisco news
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Cisco man promoted to security trade body, ICASI, president
A security consortium, the Industry Consortium for Advancement of Security on the Internet, has named Cisco man Russell Smoak as its new president. -
Cisco tipped to say market conditions improving
IT industry giant and bellwether Cisco is expected to tell the world and its dog that the hard times are over this Wednesday. -
Internet faced with Wild West clean-up
Writing in his blog, he thinks that technology sold by the likes of network equipment giants Cisco, Juniper and Huawei had developed to the point where it would be possible for internet providers to offer a "global file registry filter" that would reduce piracy and net nasties "to a very small probl -
E.ON hits back at Parliament's smart meter worries
The smart meter industry is growing quickly, with Oracle, Cisco, SAP and HP all having their own strategies in place, and the industry is set to be worth shedloads. -
IBM is patent king in 2011 despite Asian dominace
Other US companies didn’t fare so well, with Cisco, HP, Intel, Microsoft and Oracle all accounting for less patent grants than last year. -
US senators demand probe of Huawei-Iran deals
Huawei has a less than squeaky-clean image. The US is keen to highlight its links with the Chinese government. However, the States hasn't had the most impressive record either, with one senator attempting to pass a Global Online Freedom Act to stop US firms such as Cisco and IBM from engaging in dea -
US bill aims to stop tech sales to repressive regimes
In fact, there are many large companies which have reportedly supplied tyrannical regimes with surveillance equipment. Huawei was tipped to have bragged about its ability to monitor citizens to prospective Iranian buyers, while Cisco is thought to have gotten its hands dirty in China too. -
Cisco tells HP to stop suing its ex-workers
Maker of expensive printer ink, HP should stop suing its ex-workers in a desperate bid to keep them, according to Cisco's top brief Mark Chandler. -
Scales fall off entrepreneurs’ eyes
Silicon Valley comes to OxfordNext up was the magnificently named Padmasree Warrior, from Cisco. You’ve encountered her in these pages before, at the Oxford Union. Cisco, she said, had got bigger (“scaled”) through acquisition, in fact by buying 125 companies. -
Microsoft and Intel should gear up for slower sales
He is likely to be told to cut even more next year, so he's delaying upgrades to Microsoft's Windows 7, cutting services contracts from IBM and seeking cheaper alternatives to gear from Cisco. -
Autonomy buy emptied HP coffers
While HP will be forced to cut up its credit cards for the time being, Cisco and Oracle will be free to manoeuvre in the acquisitions market. -
Marvell man accused of being “master debater”
Silicon Valley comes to OxfordAgainst the motion were Kim Polese – she is no Esther Dyson; Tom Hayes (at Marvell); Kal Patel and the incredibly well named lass from Cisco, Padmasree Warrior. -
Cisco beats Wall Street forecast
IT Industry bellweather Cisco has done better than Wall Street expected as demand from government and enterprises for its network equipment held up. -
Hague Iran snafu raises questions about software exports
While the UK is up in arms about western companies aiding questionable regimes, perhaps the pressure should also mount on firms like Cisco which provides surveillance technology to China. -
GCHQ spy boss warns over "disturbing" cyber attacks
Both were highlighting concerns over cyber security ahead of a two-day conference starting on Tuesday which will focus on the escalating problem. Some big names such as European Commissioner for the Digital Agenda Neelie Kroes, Hilary Clinton, Wikipedia co-founder Jimmy Wales, and Cisco vice presid -
AMD hires ex-Apple man as chief technology officer
His last job was VP of silicon engineering at Cisco, but before then he's worked for Apple and IBM. -
Google investigated for tax evasion
The SMH reports Bloomberg as saying US companies are sitting on at least $1.375 trillion in earnings in their foreign subsidiaries in which they have paid no federal income taxes. -
Analyst claims semiconductor industry is in dire straits
White Bull 2011In the IT industry, the amount of cash they are still building up is “staggering” said Madhvani. Apple, Dell, Cisco and Oracle have huge cash reserves and that leads to acquisitions, he said. They have gazillions or over a trillion in cash, he said.
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