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Foxconn Says Apple, Dell Part of Its Bid for Toshiba Chip Business
The Taiwanese firm is also in discussions with Google, Microsoft Corp and Cisco Systems Inc about their participation in the bid.
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Cisco Plans $4 Billion Worth Of Expansion In Mexico
US networking equipment maker Cisco Systems Inc plans more than $4 billion worth of expansion in Mexico between 2016 and 2018, the Mexican government said on Tuesday.
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Cisco To Cut 5,500 Jobs, Layoffs To Start In First Quarter
Cisco Systems Inc said it would cut nearly 7 percent of its workforce, posting charges of up to $400 million in its first quarter, as the world's largest networking gear maker shifts focus from its legacy hardware towards higher-margin software.
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As Technology Shifts More Layoffs Loom At Tech Companies
Cisco Systems Inc's announcement on Wednesday that it plans to lay off 5,500 employees is unlikely to be the last round of Silicon Valley pink slips as hardware companies struggle to keep up with rapid technology shifts, analysts and recruiters said.
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Cisco Systems To Lay Off Nearly 14,000 Employees: Report
Cisco Systems Inc is laying off about 14,000 employees, representing nearly 20 per cent of the network equipment maker's global workforce, technology news site CRN reported, citing sources close to the company.
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Cisco Wins US Patent Dispute Over Wi fi Technology
A U.S. appeals court on Monday cleared Cisco Systems Inc of infringing another company's wifi technology, reversing a near $64-million judgement against the networking equipment maker in the long-running patent dispute.
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Apple Partners With Cisco to Boost Enterprise Business
Cisco will provide services specially optimised for iOS devices across mobile, cloud, and on premises-based collaboration tools such as Cisco Spark, Cisco Telepresence and Cisco WebEx, the companies said in a statement.
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BlackBerry Shares Fall on Software Revenue Uncertainty
BlackBerry Ltd shares fell on Tuesday on uncertainty about what drove growth in the company's crucial software segment in the first quarter.
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Cisco's Chambers to Step Down as CEO
Cisco Systems Inc said on Monday that chief executive John Chambers would step down after 20 years at the helm to become executive chairman, and that 17-year company veteran Chuck Robbins would become CEO effective July 26.
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Cisco Systems Sues Rival for Infringement of Network Patents
In the lawsuits, filed in a California district court, Cisco accused Arista of infringing on 14 patents related to networks and also infringing on related copyrights, Cisco General Counsel Mark Chandler said in a blog post.
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HP Seeks Buyers for Corporate Networking Business in China: Report
Hewlett-Packard Co has begun sounding out private-equity firms in China to buy its corporate-networking business in the country, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the situation.
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Symantec Holding Talks With China on Software Ban Report
A report last week said the Ministry of Public Security had ordered branches to uninstall Symantec's DLP products, banning their future purchase.
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Videos may Make Up 84 per cent of Internet Traffic by 2018: Cisco
Video consumption of the World Cup alone will generate nearly as much Internet traffic as occurred in all of Australia in 2013, according to a new Cisco Systems Inc report that shows growth in Internet traffic is fuelled by video.
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China State Media Calls For 'Severe Punishment' For Google, Apple, US Tech Firms
US companies such as Yahoo Inc, Cisco Systems Inc, Microsoft Corp and Facebook Inc threaten the cyber-security of China and its Internet users, said the People's Daily on its microblog, in comments echoed on the front page of the English-language China Daily.
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Hewlett-Packard May Cut up to 16,000 More Jobs as Results Disappoint
Hewlett-Packard Co plans to cut as many as 16,000 more jobs in a major ramp-up of CEO Meg Whitman's years-long effort to turn around the personal computer maker and relieve pressure on its profit margins.
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Foxconn Says Apple, Dell Part of Its Bid for Toshiba Chip Business
The Taiwanese firm is also in discussions with Google, Microsoft Corp and Cisco Systems Inc about their participation in the bid.
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Cisco Plans $4 Billion Worth Of Expansion In Mexico
US networking equipment maker Cisco Systems Inc plans more than $4 billion worth of expansion in Mexico between 2016 and 2018, the Mexican government said on Tuesday.
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Cisco To Cut 5,500 Jobs, Layoffs To Start In First Quarter
Cisco Systems Inc said it would cut nearly 7 percent of its workforce, posting charges of up to $400 million in its first quarter, as the world's largest networking gear maker shifts focus from its legacy hardware towards higher-margin software.
-
As Technology Shifts More Layoffs Loom At Tech Companies
Cisco Systems Inc's announcement on Wednesday that it plans to lay off 5,500 employees is unlikely to be the last round of Silicon Valley pink slips as hardware companies struggle to keep up with rapid technology shifts, analysts and recruiters said.
-
Cisco Systems To Lay Off Nearly 14,000 Employees: Report
Cisco Systems Inc is laying off about 14,000 employees, representing nearly 20 per cent of the network equipment maker's global workforce, technology news site CRN reported, citing sources close to the company.
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Cisco Wins US Patent Dispute Over Wi fi Technology
A U.S. appeals court on Monday cleared Cisco Systems Inc of infringing another company's wifi technology, reversing a near $64-million judgement against the networking equipment maker in the long-running patent dispute.
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Apple Partners With Cisco to Boost Enterprise Business
Cisco will provide services specially optimised for iOS devices across mobile, cloud, and on premises-based collaboration tools such as Cisco Spark, Cisco Telepresence and Cisco WebEx, the companies said in a statement.
-
BlackBerry Shares Fall on Software Revenue Uncertainty
BlackBerry Ltd shares fell on Tuesday on uncertainty about what drove growth in the company's crucial software segment in the first quarter.
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Cisco's Chambers to Step Down as CEO
Cisco Systems Inc said on Monday that chief executive John Chambers would step down after 20 years at the helm to become executive chairman, and that 17-year company veteran Chuck Robbins would become CEO effective July 26.
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Cisco Systems Sues Rival for Infringement of Network Patents
In the lawsuits, filed in a California district court, Cisco accused Arista of infringing on 14 patents related to networks and also infringing on related copyrights, Cisco General Counsel Mark Chandler said in a blog post.
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HP Seeks Buyers for Corporate Networking Business in China: Report
Hewlett-Packard Co has begun sounding out private-equity firms in China to buy its corporate-networking business in the country, the Wall Street Journal reported, citing people familiar with the situation.
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Symantec Holding Talks With China on Software Ban Report
A report last week said the Ministry of Public Security had ordered branches to uninstall Symantec's DLP products, banning their future purchase.
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Videos may Make Up 84 per cent of Internet Traffic by 2018: Cisco
Video consumption of the World Cup alone will generate nearly as much Internet traffic as occurred in all of Australia in 2013, according to a new Cisco Systems Inc report that shows growth in Internet traffic is fuelled by video.
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China State Media Calls For 'Severe Punishment' For Google, Apple, US Tech Firms
US companies such as Yahoo Inc, Cisco Systems Inc, Microsoft Corp and Facebook Inc threaten the cyber-security of China and its Internet users, said the People's Daily on its microblog, in comments echoed on the front page of the English-language China Daily.
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Hewlett-Packard May Cut up to 16,000 More Jobs as Results Disappoint
Hewlett-Packard Co plans to cut as many as 16,000 more jobs in a major ramp-up of CEO Meg Whitman's years-long effort to turn around the personal computer maker and relieve pressure on its profit margins.
