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Cisco Claims Router Domination With New CRS-3
3/10/10 at 9:25 AM by Andrew Burger
Cisco yesterday unveiled the latest in its flagship Carrier Routing System line of Internet networking platforms: capable of delivering up to 322 terabits (tbs) per second of throughput, the CRS-3 triples the capacity of the CRS-1 and offers 12 times the traffic-handling capacity of its nearest ...
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Average Broadband Connection Generates 11.4 Gigabytes of Traffic per Month
10/22/09 at 9:32 AM by Andrew Burger
Globally, the average broadband connection generates some 11.4 gigabytes of Internet traffic per month--roughly the equivalent of 3,000 text emails, 100 MP3 files or 360 text-only ebooks per connection per day, according to Cisco's Visual Networking Index Usage study, which includes anonymous and current traffic ...
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Cisco and Avail Media Partner for IPTV
4/21/09 at 1:06 PM by Telecompetitor  Cisco and Avail Media announced a partnership to provide an end-to-end solution for IPTV. The partnership marries Avail’s Avail Connect with Cisco’s IP Next Generation Network. The solution enhances both partners’ portfolio of IPTV products, and hopes to attract IPTV service providers who want to outsource the content aggregation, transport, and system integration of an IPTV network. Cisco ...
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Sprint Partners With Cisco for Unified Communications
11/10/08 at 8:40 AM by Telecompetitor
OVERLAND PARK, Kan.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Nov. 10, 2008--Sprint (NYSE: S) today announced availability of Sprint Wireless Integration with Cisco Unified Communications Manager, an integrated mobility solution that delivers fixed mobile convergence to businesses - only on the Now Network(TM). Sprint Wireless Integration extends customers' Cisco Unified Communications Manager functionality to Sprint mobile phones, providing productivity, cost efficiencies, and greater control of mobile ...
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AT&T Goes ‘Star Trek’ Like With Telepresence
4/21/08 at 9:34 AM by Telecompetitor  AT&T announced plans to deliver Cisco’s TelePresence solution, which allows companies to connect to their customers, suppliers and partners worldwide. The new service will be branded as the AT&T Telepresence Solution. The Cisco powered product provides video conferencing solutions, which both Cisco and AT&T tout as “in-person experiences with the simplicity of a phone call.” The service delivers “life-size images” via full-high-definition video (1080p) and ...
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