In September, Cisco announces its commitment to reaching net zero across all scopes of emissions by 2040, including our product use, operations, and supply chain. The goal and Cisco's plan to achieve it are validated by the Science Based Targets Initiative (SBTi) under its Net-Zero standard.
Founded in 2010 by UCLA classmates Mohit Lad and Ricardo Oliveira, ThousandEyes’ Internet and cloud intelligence platform expands visibility and insights into the digital delivery of applications and services over the internet and the cloud. ThousandEyes would be integrated into Cisco products across a wide variety of platforms.
On January 12, a massive earthquake strikes Haiti, taking hundreds of thousands of lives, and damaging the telecommunications infrastructure, including the undersea cable linking the island nation to the world. Cisco TacOps deploys to Haiti before the end of the month. Ultimately, the team will support more than 20 entities, including the Haitian Prime Minister’s office, non-governmental and non-profit organizations, Internet service providers, and the United States military.
In September, Cisco celebrates the sale of its 100 millionth IP phone, continuing to lead as the #1 supplier of phones to enterprises.
Destination: Home, with a $50 million donation from Cisco, launched the Supportive Housing and Innovation Fund. The fund was developed to support the production of permanent supportive housing, support programs to prevent people from becoming homeless, and pioneering technology to improve services for the homeless. “With this commitment to Destination: Home, I believe we are deepening our connection even further to the community we call home. Though homelessness seems intractable, I believe that it is a solvable issue. I also feel very strongly that we have an opportunity—and a responsibility—to do something about it.”- Chuck Robbins
Destination: Home, with a $50 million donation from Cisco, launched the Supportive Housing and Innovation Fund. The fund was developed to support the production of permanent supportive housing, support programs to prevent people from becoming homeless, and pioneering technology to improve services for the homeless. “With this commitment to Destination: Home, I believe we are deepening our connection even further to the community we call home. Though homelessness seems intractable, I believe that it is a solvable issue. I also feel very strongly that we have an opportunity—and a responsibility—to do something about it.”- Chuck Robbins
Cisco Certified Internetworking Expert (CCIE®) program celebrates a decade of excellence honoring 31 IT professionals with a special award marking their 10th anniversary as members of the highly elite CCIE. "We are proud to have just over 10,000 CCIE certified individuals across the world involved in some of the most complex networking projects being implemented today," said Mike Reid, manager of the CCIE program.
Within a year of going public, Cisco reaches its first stock split in a 2-for-1 ratio.
Within a year of going public, Cisco reaches its first stock split in a 2-for-1 ratio.
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.
2,200 employees virtually open the NASDAQ from San José using a dual-path, highly secure, private IP network.
Scientific-Atlanta is a leading global provider of cable TV set-top boxes, end-to-end video distribution networks and video system integration. The market opportunities represented by this acquisition became part of Cisco’s Advanced Technology portfolio.
Scientific-Atlanta is a leading global provider of cable TV set-top boxes, end-to-end video distribution networks and video system integration. The market opportunities represented by this acquisition became part of Cisco’s Advanced Technology portfolio.
