Supported by Cisco Foundation Climate Resilience Grants, Ecdysis Foundation and farmers are doing their part to build resilient, local economies where people and the land can thrive together.
As AI accelerates, its ultimate scale will be determined not by compute alone, but by how effectively we design, power, secure, and manage the energy systems that underpin it.
Energy efficiency may lower bills, reduce waste, and decrease environmental impact. Read more to learn how.
At Cisco, Circular Design means building sustainability into our products and packaging from the start.
Mike King shares how sustainability is evolving into a space where science, practical business decisions, and environmental impact intersect.
At Cisco, we have made Circular Design Principles fundamental to how we innovate, and the C9350 is a perfect example of what's possible.
Cisco's sustainability strategy, the Plan for Possible, has been steadily taking shape, especially its connection to business outcomes.
As we approach 2026, sustainability is becoming a core business discipline rather than a standalone initiative. Here are the trends we expect in the year ahead.
In 2021, the Cisco Foundation made a commitment to deploy $100 million in grants and impact investments over ten years to boost climate resilience and sustainability.
