Service Provider

Today, we hosted an exclusive event in San Francisco where we unveiled our vision and strategy to transform the engine that powers the Internet in front of the industry’s most important reporters and analysts. 

Today, I’m thrilled to announce Cisco Silicon One™- a ground-breaking, new silicon architecture that has elevated routing silicon’s performance to the same level as switching silicon’s performance – both from a bandwidth and power efficiency perspective – but we are also paving the way to faster performance gains in the near future.

Cisco has collaborated closely with Microsoft to drive large scale networking. Today, at the launch of Cisco Silicon One and the Cisco 8000, we are happy to share progress we have made together on the fundamental building blocks of open networking. To address the requirements of running one of the largest clouds in the world, […]

The power of the internet is about to change for good. Read how optics has a critical role in driving the architectural transitions.

The enterprise offers boundless opportunities as we move into and through the 5G era. 90% of Service Provider CXOs said the most important new revenue streams in 5G are going to come from enterprise.

Read all about hot cable network topics, from DAA and 10G, to Cloud and Scalability.

Thanks to URLLC, web scale companies now can set up the network services they need to match the application services they want to offer. From Netflix on your phones to a remote surgical suite in your hospitals—no more over the top (OTT) best effort.

What’s the collective vision in the communications industry for 2020? Join 2020 Vision to find out what the leading global communications industry executives think about the future of the next generation for 2020.

We first asked this question back in the 1990s, and look what happened. Now, new and even more astonishing possibilities lie ahead, but unlocking that potential will take an altogether different engine – one capable of unimaginable speed and unparalleled perfection.  An Internet that could only be realized by the company that built the Internet in the first place.