Cisco's 51.2 Tbps Silicon One P200 chip challenges Broadcom's dominance in AI data centers with deep-buffer architecture and ...

With enough routers, Switchzilla says it can link bit barns 1,000 km apart and scale fabrics beyond 3 exabits per second Cisco has unveiled a new routing ASIC designed to help bit barn operators ...

Cisco has unwrapped a high-end, 51.2 Tbps router and chip that it says will go a long way toward supporting the distributed ...

The networking company Cisco has launched a new architecture for unifying disparate networks, clients and access technologies. The company also announced on Wednesday a rebranding of its entire ...

Cisco Systems unveiled its latest Silicon One chip for efficiently and securely connecting AI-ready data centers, the new ...

The Cisco 8223 uses its Silicon One networking architecture and P200 chip, an arrangement it stated delivers a 51.2Tb/s Ethernet fixed router.

But tucked into his cozy but unremarkable office in Building 10 of Cisco’s sprawling San Jose, Calif., headquarters -- TelePresence, yes, window, no -- Chambers is happy to expound. Having just ...

Cisco’s new AI networking systems redefine what’s possible with unprecedented scalability, power efficiency, and programmability built to ...

Cisco simplifies networking and security operations with an expanded Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) architecture, and unveils innovations to cloud-native platform, SecureX. Cisco launches Secure ...

Cisco Systems Inc. is forging ahead with its new networking architecture that it says will be essential for enterprises to deal with the massive surge in internet traffic that’s set to be ushered in ...

Cisco on Wednesday outlined its Digital Network Architecture in a move that adds more software to its arsenal as the company diversifies away from hardware. The company outlined the Digital Network ...

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