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BT, Cisco to build global hosted unified communications service
British Telecommmunications and Cisco Systems Inc. today announced a global hosted IP unified communications service that includes building new data centers in Chicago and Manhattan to supplement operations in London.
Cisco Systems report: Criminals target social networks like Facebook, Twitter
As more and more people access social Web sites like Facebook and Twitter at work, they open doors for computer criminals, says Cisco Systems Inc.
Ahead of the Bell: Cisco Systems
Deutsche Bank analyst Brian Modoff said Cisco Systems Inc.'s meeting with analysts Tuesday reinforced his upbeat outlook on the networking gear maker and its shares.
Cisco targets 12-17 percent growth on firmer economy, M&A
Cisco Systems Inc Chief Executive John Chambers reiterated the company's long-term target of 12 percent to 17 percent annual revenue growth, citing an economic recovery and expansion into new markets.
Telus launches Cisco telepresence service
Cisco announced today that TELUS Corporation is the first Canadian telecommunications provider to offer intercompany Cisco TelePresence services across the country.
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Cisco Systems closes ScanSafe buy
US networking specialist Cisco Systems announced on Monday it has closed the acquisition of ScanSafe, a top software-as-a-service web security solutions provider based in London and San Francisco.
Cisco Boosted by Traffic Trends
Broadpoint.AmTech upgraded the network firm to Buy from Neutral. Cisco Systems Broadpoint.AmTech WE HAVE UPGRADED Cisco Systems from Neutral to Buy.
Cisco set to defend growth target, M&A strategy
Cisco Systems Inc is expected next week to say it can return to double-digit sales growth due to a stronger economy and expansion in high-growth businesses, including the acquisition of videoconference leader Tandberg .
Bay Biz Buzz: Cisco completes Tandberg purchase
San Jose-based Cisco Systems Inc. said it has about 91 percent of Tandberg ASA shares, allowing it to carry through its $3.38 billion bid for the Norwegian company.
Cisco Receives Second Request From the U.S. Department of Justice...
The request for information from the DOJ, often referred to as a "second request," is part of the regulatory process under the Hart-Scott-Rodino Antitrust Improvements Act of 1976 .
Containerized Data Center Solution from Verari Systems and Cisco...
PRESS RELEASE Date Released: Wednesday, December 2, 2009 Source: Verari Systems - Comments NASA Ames Research Center has selected a containerized data center solution from Verari Systems and Cisco Systems, Inc.
Cisco leads $27M Aravo funding round
Cisco Systems Inc. joined a $27 million fourth round of funding for Aravo Solutions Inc.
Avaya's Nortel buy might not power it over Cisco
Buying Nortel's enterprise division may not give Avaya the lead in sales of business communications customers gear Even after it buys Nortel Networks' enterprise division , Avaya Inc.
Cisco extends offer period for $3.35bn Tandberg bid
Minority shareholders blocked original offer on grounds the premium was too low.
Therese Poletti's Tech Tales: H-P and Cisco: no longer BFF
Behind the scenes, the bad blood was rumored to be at a slow boil. But when Hewlett-Packard Co.
Starent settles suit targeting Cisco deal
Starent Network Corp. has agreed to settle a class action lawsuit seeking to block the company's planned acquisition by Cisco Systems Inc.
Starent to settle lawsuit over Cisco deal
Starent Networks Corp., a maker of equipment for wireless networks, Friday said it had agreed to settle a shareholder lawsuit over its pending acquisition by Cisco Systems Inc.
Cisco, Clearwire Lead Company Bond Sales in Busiest November Since 2006
Cisco Systems Inc. and U.S. wireless carrier Clearwire Corp. led $96.9 billion of bond sales this month, the busiest November since 2006, as companies took advantage of near-zero interest rates.
VMware, Cisco, NetApp combat a accidentala IT
IT giants Cisco, VMware and NetApp believe many of todaya s enterprise IT shops have built their infrastructure unpredictably and without a purposeful design.
Worst of crisis over, tech giant says
The worst of the global economic crisis is over and government stimulus spending on infrastructure is flowing well, says one of the world's largest technology companies.
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