Category: 2004

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2004

Integrated Service Router (ISR) introduced

innovation

Integrated Service Router (ISR) introduced

2004

Integrated services architecture guarantees network Quality of Service. ISR series routers enable edge networking capabilities providing reliable and secure branch office connectivity. Cisco ISR is the industry's most widely deployed router from 2004 to 2009 with over 7 million sold.

Integrated services architecture guarantees network Quality of Service. ISR series routers enable edge networking capabilities providing reliable and secure branch office connectivity. Cisco ISR is the industry's most widely deployed router from 2004 to 2009 with over 7 million sold.

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2004

CRS-1 introduced

innovation

CRS-1 introduced

2004

Carrier Routing System (CRS) enables service providers to deliver data, voice, and video services over a scalable IP Next-Generation Network.

The Guinness Book of World Recoreds certified the CRS as the highest capacity Internet router ever developed at the time.

Carrier Routing System (CRS) enables service providers to deliver data, voice, and video services over a scalable IP Next-Generation Network.

The Guinness Book of World Recoreds certified the CRS as the highest capacity Internet router ever developed at the time.

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2004

Web 2.0

Internet Event

Web 2.0

2004

From the early 2000s a number of sites help users generate and shape content: wikis, blogs, social networking sites, and more. Photo and video sharing sites take advantage of the spread of faster Internet connections to let users both upload and browse. O’Reilly and Associates popularizes the term for this trend “Web 2.0” with their 2004 conference of that name.

From the early 2000s a number of sites help users generate and shape content: wikis, blogs, social networking sites, and more. Photo and video sharing sites take advantage of the spread of faster Internet connections to let users both upload and browse. O’Reilly and Associates popularizes the term for this trend “Web 2.0” with their 2004 conference of that name.