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Q&A: Cisco on servers, storage and strategy
We chat with Laurent Blanchard, Cisco's vice president of enterprise, to ask why IT should get excited about what the networking giant can offer.
An incomplete IT dream at Real Madrid's Bernabeu
Real Madrid has some grand ambitions for a high-tech Bernabau, but it seems key pieces of the jigsaw are missing...
Cisco announces 40GbE and 100GbE switching upgrades
The networking giant looks to support companies in dealing with the data boom, bashing competitor Juniper along the way.
Cisco posts bumper results amidst restructure
The networking giant impresses analysts with solid profit and record revenue.
Interop 2012: Networks prove obstacle to cloud adoption
Survey finds that IT professionals would rather have root canal work than tackle network issues in cloud deployment.
Cisco: No pricing rethink in 2012
Despite IT budgets being slashed and Cisco's eagerness to impress investors, the networking giant will not rethink its pricing strategy.
Cisco back on track?
The networking giant predicts revenue and earnings above estimates, as the company looks to get back on the right path after some turbulent times.
Cisco launches turbo-powered wireless access point
The networking giant tries to cater for the BYOD trend with its new Aironet 3600 Series AP.
Orange forms cloud with VMware, Cisco and EMC
Carrier recruits Virtual Computing Environment alliance to offer web services.
Inside the data centre that powers Las Vegas' casinos
Just like Las Vegas itself, the SuperNAP data centre that handles the city's gambling transactions is wonderfully over the top.
Synergy 2011: Citrix opens GoToMeeting with HD Faces beta
Citrix is hoping to bring high-quality telepresence to SMBs as it announces the open beta for GoToMeeting with HD Faces.
How green IT can ease recession blues
Green technology is not just good for the environment – the recession has shown it makes business sense as well.
Cisco brings Quad to 5,000 Virgin seats
Virgin opts for Cisco for its collaboration needs, with Quad at the core of the deal.
Cisco decides to Flip out
Flip appears to have been a flop for Cisco, as the networking giant ditches the camera business.
Companies flock to Tech City
The Prime Minister praises Tech City on its first birthday after a year that has seen 600 companies set up shop in the cluster.
Palo Alto: Cisco's networking 'empire' will die
The outspoken founder of Palo Alto networks claims Cisco's networking dominance will waver if it continues to spread itself too thinly.<br>
Employees still unaware of IT policies
Despite the need for IT policies continually being emphasised in companies, many employees are still unaware of their existence.
HP buys 3com for $2.7 billion
HP has announced the acquisition of networking company 3com, leaving industry experts wondering what Cisco’s response will be.
Public Sector Roundup: Kent outsources for £32 million
Kent County looks to managed services for its networks, police get more handheld computers, and the government looks to buy 10,000 computers in an...
Device security driven by ‘executive whims’
As the consumerisation of IT continues to bring mobile devices onto the business network, Cisco calls for security pros to lead the race, rather...
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