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Gary Kaye, Fox Business Network, shows off his borrowed Tesla on Cisco’s campus today.  Fox will be broadcasting LIVE from Cisco’s campus all day on June 10th and interviewing Cisco executives and other Silicon Valley peeps, including, I’m told, from Tesla.

Gary Kaye, Fox Business Network, shows off his borrowed Tesla on Cisco’s campus today.  Fox will be broadcasting LIVE from Cisco’s campus all day on June 10th and interviewing Cisco executives and other Silicon Valley peeps, including, I’m told, from Tesla.

Today President Obama made an announcement regarding the findings of the 60-day review of the nation’s online security systems (.pdf document) and its recommendations for improvement.

As a contributor to the Center for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS) report for the Obama Administration, “Cybersecurity Recommendations for the 44th Presidency”, I highly supported the key recommendation for a stronger, more collaborative public-private partnership. This is an overarching theme in a series of video blogs I recorded to encourage the public and private sectors to collaborate more closely as a means to increase our nation’s security posture.

Technology has certainly changed our world and most are using it for good, though some not. At a national level, the United States needs to break through the tough challenges associated with public-private partnerships to help preserve national and economic interests for both sides. At the international level, we are all interconnected and should demand more of ourselves as we seek common ground.

SAN JOSE, Calif., May 28, 2009 – Cisco today announced that it will offer each product in the Cisco® 360 Learning Program for Routing and Switching (R&S) for sale individually, increasing flexibility and convenience for individual participants. Cisco 360 Learning Program Purchase Options Students now have expanded options in obtaining the program conveniently in a modular fashion or via one of the existing value-based packages. </ …

Photo Hani Abdel Aziz, general manager Cisco Egypt (left) with Hassan Kabbani, president and CEO for Mobinil ( …

Cisco’s Five Ways to Thrive: Preparing for the Upturn To help companies keep pace with today’s rapidly changing business environment, Cisco’s Five Ways to Thrive initiative guides businesses to save funds to invest for the future, unlock employee potential, drive customer intimacy, outpace the competition, and transition to a borderless enterprise. In doing so, they’re better positioned to thrive in this turbulent economy and emerge from it even stronger. …

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When CRS-1 was introduced in May 2004, most industry observers felt the market would never need the routers scalability and intelligence.  Five years later, Internet traffic has increased eight-fold, and CRS-1 continues to serve as the foundation of the most advanced telecommunications networks in the world.  In all, Cisco has shipped 3,200 CRS-1 units, to over 300 customers, in over 40 countries, on every continent in the world with the exception of Antarctica.  South Pole, here we come! 

Tony Bates, SVP and GM of the Cisco Service Provider Group, shares the journey of managing the development of the Cisco CRS-1 Carrier Routing System, on the five-year anniversary of the product. 

BOGOTA, Colombia, May 27, 2009 – Cisco announced today the results of the seventh edition of the Cisco Broadband Barometer, which reported a 51 percent growth in the number of fixed broadband connections in Colombia during 2008. The growth can be attributed to service providers’ investment in infrastructure and an increase in computer penetration, which as of December 2008 reached 11.01 computers per 100 inhabitants compared with an 8.8 percent penetration in 2007. …

May 27, 2009 By Jason Deign Photo CRS-1 Line/Fiber Card …