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Cisco founder brings optics to the router guys, 08/06/07: Cisco co-founder may have another breakthrough product.
Has Cisco founder Bosack again unveiled the Next Big Thing?, 08/06/07: Twenty-three years ago, the husband and wife team of Stanford University computer support staffers Len Bosack and Sandy Lerner founded the most powerful and valuable company in networking: Cisco Systems. This week, Bosack rolls out what he believes is another breakthrough product for enterprise networks that may make as much of an impact as Cisco routers. He shared some thoughts on his new product, the DXM optical transport system, and 16-year-old company, XKL LLC, with Network World Managing Editor Jim Duffy.
Cisco’s road to software, 07/31/07: Have you heard? Cisco is becoming a software company. But not in the way it seemed last year.
Chat transcript available: Did you miss last week’s live chat with routing expert Jeff Doyle? Check out the transcript today.
Today at Cisco Subnethas some thoughts. A reader of InfoWorld’s Gripe Line has a frustrating tale with a Linksys wireless VPN device. The financial pundits are pointing to a rosy Cisco Q4 results out this week.
As cisco TelePresence finds its footing, how should channel partners sell it? Blogger Ken Presti
Three Cisco PIX bugs: Heise Security is reporting of three bugs in older Cisco PIX appliances that could cause DKIM e-mail headers to be rejected.
NetQos helps Cisco with performance, 08/01/07: Every now and then even the biggest companies in the business need a little help.
BCI adds exam element to its certification scheme; Cisco rewrites CCDP exam, 08/01/07: Today, we have separate certification news from BCI and Cisco. BCI is introducing an exam element to its certification scheme and Cisco updates its CCDP exam.
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