Cisco and Intel have been working together to transform storage, compute, and network switching to revolutionize the industry alongside our fantastic ecosystem of partners. Let me share a few of the cool things we are partnering with Intel to
As the AT&T Pebble Beach Pro-Am tees off, Cisco debuts a new golf initiative, Teeing Up Tomorrow, that furthers our commitment to powering a more innovative and inclusive future for sport.
I'm very excited to share several innovations, partnerships and success stories as Cisco prepares to attend the International Broadcast Convention (IBC) Sept. 9-12 in Amsterdam.
eSports are changing the videogame industry, but they are also driving innovation across the entertainment, education, broadcasting, and traditional sports industries. Cisco is building innovative infrastructure, braodcasting and security solutions
It's not just the move to IP that’s important to braodcasters. It’s also the move to IT. Broadcasters are now moving their infrastructure to more software-centric workflows. This helps create a cloud-native environment for broadcast media.
With revenue having plummeted in 2020, sports clubs aren’t poised to simply make a comeback to pre-pandemic levels. Some forward-looking organizations are preparing for explosive, mind-boggling growth.
In all industries, there are inflection points where suddenly, things accelerate. Right now, that is happening in the sports and entertainment industry.
Cisco has been named an Official Technology Partner of the NFL. Together, Cisco and the NFL are committed to creating a new chapter in the sports and entertainment industry by developing the first ever Connected League – where a unified, intent-based