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With a third of the world’s population on Coronavirus lockdown, the Internet has become their de facto connection to the outside world. Spikes in Internet traffic have been dramatic, and service providers are publicly reporting traffic increases ranging from 30% to 60%.

To meet the growing demand for wireless connectivity in the most challenging environments, Cisco is announcing its intent to acquire Fluidmesh Networks, a privately-held, New York-based leader in wireless backhaul systems. Fluidmesh’s leading technology will compliment Cisco’s robust industrial wireless portfolio, providing reliable and resilient wireless solutions for mission critical applications.

Cisco taking action to ensure businesses and organizations who are keeping the world moving have what they need to stay connected, productive and secure.

(Note: OK, so I know the title is a little cheesy, but being sheltered in place for two weeks with “High Hopes” playing in the background for inspiration has certainly influenced me.) Seemingly overnight, social distancing across the globe has defined a new normal and we’re all on a fast-learning curve to adapt in our […]

As our communities around the world respond to COVID-19, it's important to give our support. Cisco is committing $225M in cash, in-kind, and planned-giving to impact local and global efforts.

At Cisco, we have asked thousands of our employees around the world to work from home. Most of them came to the office every day. Other companies have also taken this step, and many more will do so soon.

Each year, for the past five years, we review pay equity in our second fiscal quarter then make the adjustments for employees in our third fiscal quarter. Since 2016, we have provided nearly $11.8M in pay equity adjustments and are committed to investing more.

What will the U.S. look like in 2030? From Cloud Smart to cyber-resilience, explore the trends that will shape the next decade of federal government.

Cisco's Silicon One architecture and new, flexible business model will help build the "Internet for the Future," allowing Latin America to build a state-of-the-art infrastructure and bring Latin American businesses and people further into the digital era.