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Cisco

Cisco

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A large American company that makes devices and programs for computer networks and the Internet
  • proper noun
  • /ˈsɪskoʊ/
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  • So, for instance, Cisco Systems makes telecommunications hardware that is arguably the best in the world today.
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  • Consequently, we share the view that Cisco's new product segment will be the primary driver of future growth.

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  • Cisco is known for its innovative Cisco solutions that revolutionized internet technology.

  • Even better, the average target price for Cisco is almost 15% above its current value.

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  • How many Chinese government agencies in China are using Cisco products as opposed to Huawei?

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  • We believe there are many drivers fueling the opportunity for Cisco's continued growth going forward.

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  • In the heart of the network is a Cisco E3000 router with two separate wireless channels.

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  • According to research from Standard & Poor's Corp., Cisco's product families are comprised of four segments.

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  • Today, the park's top tenants include pharmaceuticals giant GlaxoSmithKline, tech firms Cisco and Nortel, and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.

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  • Many businesses rely on Cisco products for secure and efficient network infrastructure.

  • In 2022, Cisco was recognized as a leader in the cybersecurity market for its advanced solutions.

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Etymology

Cisco is short for San Francisco, the city where the company began, and its logo shows the Golden Gate Bridge. Think of a bridge that links two places — that's why Cisco makes equipment that 'connects' computers and networks.