Dimension Data wins child safety contract with DoCS
Dimension Data has won a $4.5 million contract with the NSW Department of Community Services
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Cisco warns of four WLAN controller vulnerabilities
Cisco Wednesday issued a security alert warning of a quartet of vulnerabilities affecting all of its wireless LAN controllers, including the Catalyst 6500 and 7600 wireless modules, with software version 4.2 or higher.
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Cisco second-quarter sales, profit fall
Cisco Systems' revenue and net income for its fiscal second quarter fell from a year earlier as the company grappled with the global economic downturn.
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Cisco adds power management to switches
Cisco Systems Inc. has announced software for its switches designed to turn off Internet Protocol phones and wireless access points after normal working hours. Dubbed EnergyWise, the software will eventually be used in building control systems to automatically turn off lights, heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) systems.
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Cisco acquires building systems specialist
Cisco this week announced that it has purchased privately held Richards-Zeta Building Intelligence, a provider of middleware that enables businesses to integrate building infrastructure and IT applications over an IP network.
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Cisco sets data center blast
Cisco Tuesday unveiled vital extensions to its data center arsenal with additions to the Nexus switching line and enhancements to its Catalyst products, including software designed to let the switches control the energy consumption of attached devices.
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Cisco launches major green push with EnergyWise
Cisco System launched a major green initiative this week that includes free software to help customers use their networks to automatically turn off computers and network gear at night and whenever they aren't being used.
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Brocade's new CTO takes aim at Cisco
Just a few months ago, Dave Stevens began his second stint as CTO of Brocade. But this time, the company has much bigger aspirations. With the acquisition of Foundry having closed Dec. 19, Brocade is aiming to become Cisco's chief competitor for customers throughout the data center.
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Report: Cisco to elbow into server fray
Enterprise IT shops might soon get another option for virtualizing their entire datacenter.
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Cisco CTO could be tapped by Obama
Cisco's CTO Padmasree Warrior is one of the top two candidates for the first US CTO, expected to be named any day now, according to published reports.
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Cisco ships new 802.11n AP to resolve power issue
The growth of 802.11n wireless LAN access points has been somewhat limited by a well-known problem with insufficient power to APs when using Power-over-Ethernet connections.
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Infoblox ports network services to Cisco's ISR
Infoblox has ported its Nios network services software to run as a virtual appliance on Cisco's ISR branch routers.
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Cisco launches consumer channel program
Cisco has unveiled a new consumer-oriented channel program as part of efforts to drive product sales in the Australian consumer market.
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Cisco: Huge international interest in developer contest
Cisco Systems is claiming that international interest in its recently launched contest for router-centric application development has been so strong that it must extend the first-phase deadline from Jan. 12 to Feb. 27.
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Cisco brings WebEx to iPhone
Being out of the office without a PC will no longer be an excuse for missing meetings on Cisco Systems' WebEx Meeting Center and Unified MeetingPlace conferencing systems.
