Cisco has partnered with SayTrees, CLEAN International, and Bonneville Environmental Foundation to restore a lake in Bangalore, India, improving water storage and recharge potential, controlling erosion, and supporting ecological recovery.
Cisco has evolved our product carbon footprint (PCF) data to not only estimate the GHG emissions of a product over its life cycle, but to incorporate the impact of growing electricity grid decarbonization over time.
In one of India's least industrialized regions, we're helping rural women access the digital tools they need to build real enterprises — and the ripple effects are opening pathways to economic mobility for entire communities.
AI, trusted data, and partnerships are key to accelerating sustainability. Learn how Cisco and partners are using technology to explore new sustainability solutions.
The Cisco-led AI Workforce Consortium shares new research on AI agents and cybersecurity. This spotlight report covers the shifting threat landscape, evolving job roles, critical skills, and how learning must adapt to prepare the workforce.
As customer expectations continue to evolve, sustainability data will become increasingly important to how Cisco supports customers and strengthens business decisions.
Autonoma is using AI to help airport teams make more confident operational decisions. Learn more about their partnership with Cisco's Country Digital Acceleration program.
As demand for digital infrastructure grows, so does the importance of understanding where materials come from, how they are produced, and how that can affect both people and the environment.