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Latest Cisco news
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Cisco inspired by The Big Bang Theory
While Star Trek fans bang on about how their favourite show inspired mobile tech, Cisco has been taking its inspiration from situation comedy. -
Cisco results were better than expected
It appears that things are finally starting to turn around for the IT industry, after the industry bellwether Cisco published some decent results for once. -
Amazon has a telly vision
According to Bloomberg, the project is being managed by a former vice president at Cisco Systems, Malachy Moynihan, who worked on the networking giant's various consumer video initiatives and worked for nine years at Apple. -
Cisco spends $310 million on Ubiquisys
Networking giant Cisco has announced its intent to buy privately held small cell company Ubiquisys for $310 million. -
Cisco sees off patent troll
Networking giant Cisco has managed to see off the patent troll, er, patent licensing firm, VirnetX. -
Cisco probed for selling $millions of kit in West Virginia
Cisco is in hot water because its sales teams sold hundreds of high capacity routers to the State of West Virginia which it did not need. -
Intel releases its own version of Hadoop
Wired points out it is another example of tech giants drinking open sauce. Oracle offers hardware to run Hadoop, and earlier in the week, EMC unveiled a tool that runs atop the platform. -
Grim DNS bug still alive and well
What is more alarming is the names who have said they are not not deploying DNSSEC read like a Who's Who of American industry. Fifth Third Bancorp, Bank of America, Cardinal Health, Charles Schwab, Delta Air Lines, Disney, eBay, Target, WellPoint Wells Fargo, Apple, Cisco, Google, IBM and Symantec h -
Belkin helps Cisco exit consumer market
Belkin has confirmed that it is buying Cisco's Home Networking Business Unit. -
Samsung overtakes Apple as top chip customer
It's more than apparent that traditional PC makers did not do very well. HP and Dell are down, and so is Toshiba, with a hefty 17.1 percent slide. Lenovo saw barely any growth, but it outperformed its direct competitors. Cisco also lost a bit of ground, which is understandable given the PC downturn. -
Steve Jobs is still the best CEO in the cosmos
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Dell snaps up data protection specialist
In other acquisition news, Cisco has agreed to buy BroadHop, a provider of policy control and service management technology for carrier networks. -
Cisco attempts to shift its goalposts
John T Chambers has made his last orders and read his last rites as Cisco's chairman and chief executive. -
Cisco buys Meraki for $1.2 billion
Networking giant Cisco has been snuffling through the catalogues and come up with a new cloud company which caught its eye. -
Industry bellwether rings economic warning
Industry bellwether Cisco has reported first quarter results that were better than what the cocaine nose jobs of Wall Street predicted. -
Cisco boss, and former spook, makes finding leaker "a hobby"
A former CIA operations officer turned Cisco vice president of services, Mike Quinn, is reverting to his old skills to track down a corporate whistleblower. -
University exposes IT overcharging
It would appear that big companies like Cisco are losing lucrative government contacts because they want too much cash. -
ZTE reports loss
ZTE said it is cooperating with US authorities, but it has already lost its sales contract with Cisco over the deal. It also got into hot water after a company whistleblower claimed that the outfit started shredding documents the moment it was exposed by the press.
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