Cisco stories - Page 42

Cisco's failed acquisition led to the birth of Sandvine, a Canadian telecoms specialist targeting further growth in Asia.

Westcon offers Tier 2 partners a buy one, get one free RAM deal on C Series servers—buy 8GB RAM, get another 8GB at no extra cost, while stocks last.

Company's combine to enhance the collaboration experience on Cisco Jabber for Windows and in virtual environments.

Company strikes deal with Cohda Wireless to advance intelligent transportation systems (ITS) and car-to-X communications.

Brad Findlay of Cisco asserts the urgency for resellers to evolve home networking solutions, as the connected home future beckons.

Acquisition to extend Cisco's data centre portfolio with software which enables management of converged infrastructure solutions.

Cisco reports a record Q1 with $11.9 billion revenue, up 6%, driven by US growth amidst weakened European demand. Net income rises 18% to $2.1 billion.

Amy Adams launched New Zealand’s first ever Telework Week, highlighting the social, economic and environmental benefits of working from home.

New home networking channel program offers education, marketing tools and financial rewards to Linksys channel partners.

Apple must pay VirnetX $368.2m in a Texas ruling over patent violations with its iPhone, iPad, and Mac products.

Orange County uni embarks on eight-year project with telco equipment firm after ditching Cisco Catalyst switches.

Kiwi tech firms race for cure in great adventure, blending fun with funding vital research. A journey where YOLO meets altruism, says Jen Rutherford.

With six months to go, now is the time to start thinking about your company’s involvement in the 2013 Great Adventure Race to Cure Kids.

The challenge has gone out for the New Zealand reseller channel to get in behind the Great Adventure Race to Cure Kids.

<strong>The challenge has gone out for the New Zealand reseller channel to get in behind the Great Adventure Race to Cure Kids.

Cisco crushes doubts, securing 3rd in global server market, boasting 10,000 UCS customers. A strategic leap recognised by Westcon as game-changing.

<strong>More than 20 years in the industry haven’t dampened Jennifer Rutherford’s enthusiasm for the sector — and what it can do for business.

Distributor says the time is right for resellers to start taking advantage of networking brand’s UCS portfolio.

IBM has completed the first phase of a five-year IT network services deal with Auckland University of Technology as AUT gears up for its new Learning Precinct.

Extreme Networks appoints experienced sales boss to drive sales in APAC, including through New Zealand distributors Brightstar and Networld Systems.