Cisco (NASDAQ: CSCO) has scheduled a conference call for Wednesday, Aug 13, 2025, at 1:30 PM (PT); 4:30 PM (ET) to announce ...

Cisco will target individual video conferencing users with new desktop devices and a cloud-based service, a move that complements a recent announcement focused on outfitting small and mid-size ...

Cisco today announced it will host Splunk's annual .conf25 user conference from September 8–11, 2025, at the Thomas Michael ...

Cisco's TelePresence product line, first introduced in 2006, uses technologies such as high-definition 1080p video and spatial audio to link conference rooms.

Cisco’s moves come at a time when video conferencing equipment sales are falling, even though video communication remains a priority for businesses looking for ways to better talk to their ...

In an effort to compete with Zoom, Cisco will release new video conferencing products and features later this year and in early 2022. The releases will address everything from background noise to ...

Cisco's MeetingPlace systems start at $69,995 for 30 conferencing ports. They support both IP and traditional time-division multiplexing (TDM) interfaces.

Cisco Systems is spending billions to prove it can do more than sell routers. On Thursday it announced it would spend $3.2 billion in cash to acquire WebEx, the No. 1 Web conferencing company.

Cisco Webex already had one of the most secure (if not the most secure) video conferencing platforms on the market, making it a very appealing alternative to the beleaguered Zoom. Now, the company ...

Cisco agreed to pay approximately $80 million cash for all the outstanding shares of publicly held Latitude, an enterprise conferencing company with headquarters near Cisco in San Jose, California ...

The new products, which will be announced at the Cisco Live 2014 conference on Monday, include the new DX line of video conferencing devices, which resemble all-in-one computers. They run the ...

Cisco Systems is spending billions to prove it can do more than sell routers. On Thursday it announced it would spend $3.2 billion in cash to acquire WebEx, the No. 1 Web conferencing company.