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Cisco’s cloud strategy encompasses pretty much everything under the sun save one – actual cloud services. Continue reading →

Cisco, Ericsson and Fujitsu earn top honors for their efforts in climate solutions, remote collaboration and telecommuting offerings. Continue reading →

Take a gander at the best tablets, smartphones, e-readers, laptops, HDTVs and other tech gadgets to give and get this year. Continue reading →

In response to Computerworld readers’ holiday wish lists, we’ve gathered the best tablets, smartphones, e-readers, laptops, HDTVs and other tech gadgets to give and get this year. Continue reading →

The Integrated Cloud Delivery Platform, jointly developed by Cisco and BMC, is aimed at eliminating many of the manual steps required to set up and provision cloud computing services. Continue reading →

Cisco plans to acquire Linsider for its engineers, rapid provisioning tools Continue reading →

In a famous exhibit at the 1964 World’s Fair in New York City, AT&T Bell Labs demonstrated the Picturephone Mod 1, a small, oval device with a camera and a screen that allowed two people to see each other while they talked over the telephone network. S… Continue reading →

Cisco Systems is quietly developing a mobile application that profiles how users work and communicate, with the aim of helping them work better together. Continue reading →

There is so much competition for what computer companies perceive as a tremendous growth opportunity in desktop virtualization that the leading virtual desktop vendors have taken to re-announcing packages and products to highlight small improvements an… Continue reading →

It’s surprising that Juniper will admit to being two years behind arch-rival Cisco at anything, let alone a development related to IPv6, the next-generation Internet Protocol. Continue reading →