As large enterprises spread by deploying distributed data centers and on-prem or public-cloud services, their ability to control and manage applications and workloads utilizing that infrastructure is ...

Cisco's fiscal year 2018 results say deferred product revenue related to recurring software and subscription offers increased 23 percent over 2017. Cisco’s strategy of diversifying into a more ...

Cisco has built a new network operating system that will allow users to run its most sophisticated networking features on older and lower-cost Cisco routers and switches, according to a report. The ...

Cisco stated on Thursday its intention to acquire data virtualization software and services company Composite Software. The networking giant said it hopes to include its Smart Services portfolio and ...

Cisco has decided that putting software developers and nework professionals together should speed up the pace of innovation and increase levels of automation. The vendor is holding its Cisco Live ...

Cisco Systems Inc. is acquiring Isovalent Inc., a startup that develops networking software based on the open-source eBPF tool. Cisco announced the deal today without disclosing the financial terms.

Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins told CRN the company has proven its doubters wrong on its ability to deliver subscription-based networking. In fact, the company's networking subscription model is one of the ...

(MENAFN- Weber Shandwick) Riyadh, Saudi Arabia – October 7th, 2025 – Cisco, today, unveiled a unified quantum networking software stack that enables quantum computers to work together as one system, ...

Cisco's future depends on shifting its business away from hardware toward cloud-based products. Its bread and butter is network equipment, but users increasingly outsource networking to the cloud.

Software-defined networking (SDN) promises some real benefits for people who use networks, but to the engineers who manage them, it may represent the end of an era. Ever since Cisco made its first ...

Looking to develop new management software, Cisco agrees to buy start-up in a deal valued at up to $122 million. Marguerite Reardon started as a CNET News reporter in 2004, covering cellphone services ...