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Cisco Systems

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OpenDNS

Cisco Systems, Inc. engages in the design, manufacture, and sale of Internet Protocol-based networking products and services related to the communications and information technology industry. The firm operates through the following geographical segments: the Americas, EMEA, and APJC. Its products include the following categories: Secure, Agile Networks, Internet for the Future, Collaboration, End-to-End Security, Optimized Application Experiences, and Other Products. The company was founded by Sandra Lerner and Leonard Bosack in 1984 and is headquartered in San Jose, CA.

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Cisco reports record Q3 revenue and eyes security acceleration

Cisco's Q3 performance was robust, with record revenue and strong growth in product and software revenue. While facing challenges related to softness in security and macroeconomic factors, the company is well-positioned to capitalize on opportunities in security acceleration and AI infrastructure for future growth.

Cisco surpasses Q2 expectations, eyes sustained growth and market gains

Cisco's strong Q2 performance, driven by software revenue growth and supply chain improvements, positions the company for sustained growth. With a focus on innovation and market share gains, Cisco is optimistic about future opportunities in cloud management, security solutions, and network infrastructure. Monitoring market valuations and addressing data center trends are key challenges, but Cisco remains confident in its long-term outlook.

Cisco reports record Q3 earnings, eyes growth in hyperscale market

Cisco's Q3 performance exceeded expectations, showcasing market share gains and technology relevance.
Despite challenges like order declines, the company is confident in a positive growth trajectory for FY2024.
Opportunities in the hyperscale market and gross margin improvements position Cisco for continued success.

Cisco reports record revenue in Q4, focuses on AI and recurring revenue for growth

Cisco's Q4 2023 earnings call showcased record revenue and earnings per share, with a focus on AI, cloud, and security investments. The company aims for modest revenue growth in FY '24 with a platform approach simplifying selling cycles. Challenges include managing lumpy demand patterns, while opportunities lie in market share growth and recurring revenue strategies.

Cisco reports record Q1 revenue, anticipates order growth rebound

Cisco's Q1 performance showcased record revenue and profitability but faced order slowdowns.
The company remains confident in its strategic shift towards recurring revenue and growth opportunities.
Challenges include temporary order slowdowns and inventorying infrastructure issues.
Opportunities lie in the expected return to order growth rates and strategic focus areas.

Cisco reports solid Q2 performance, eyes growth through Splunk acquisition

Cisco's Q2 performance was solid, with revenue meeting expectations and strong margins.
While facing challenges in demand uncertainty and inventory absorption, Cisco is adjusting expenses.
Opportunities lie in pending Splunk acquisition, AI innovation, and margin growth strategies.
Overall, Cisco remains focused on growth, innovation, and maintaining market position.

Cisco reports resilient Q3 performance, eyes AI and revenue growth

Cisco's Q3 results reflect resilience with stable orders and strong margins despite revenue decline.
The integration of Splunk is progressing well, with a focus on revenue and cost synergies for fiscal '25.
Opportunities lie in AI investments, revenue growth, and maintaining a strong competitive position.
Challenges include cash flow decline, normal seasonality expectations, and OpEx investments for integration.

Cisco Systems reports robust Q4 earnings, eyes growth in AI and cybersecurity

Cisco Systems (CSCO) closed fiscal '24 on a high note, showcasing strong financials and strategic initiatives. The company's focus on key growth areas and efficiency through restructuring positions it well for future success. Cisco's emphasis on innovation and competitive differentiation underscores its commitment to driving growth.

Cisco surpasses Q1 revenue targets, poised for AI networking growth

Cisco Systems demonstrated robust financial performance in Q1, exceeding revenue and EPS expectations, driven by strong product orders and strategic initiatives.
The company's focus on AI technologies, security solutions, and operational efficiency positions it well for future growth and market leadership.
While facing challenges in a competitive landscape, Cisco's strengths in AI networking and security sectors offer opportunities for expansion and innovation.
Overall, Cisco's Q1 earnings call highlights a positive trajectory, emphasizing growth prospects, profitability, and strategic investments.

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Alphabet

Microsoft

VMware

Tech giants Microsoft, Alphabet , Cisco, and VMware on Monday joined Facebook's legal battle against hacking company NSO, filing an amicus brief in federal court that warned that the Israeli firm's tools were "powerful, and dangerous."

Microsoft, Google, Cisco, VMware join legal battle against hacking company NSO

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing

Texas Instruments

Investors looking for income and growth in an ultra-low interest-rate environment should consider the three technology giants Cisco Systems (NASDAQ:CSCO), Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing (NYSE:TSM) and Texas Instruments (NASDAQ:TXN). They all pay dividend yields that beat 10-year Treasuries and are still growing.

Three Dividend Tech Stocks Better Than 10-year Treasuries

Intel

These underperforming old-school tech behemoths could turn the corner in 2021.

3 Big Tech Stocks for the January Effect

Probably not. But income investors still might want to consider Cisco.

Can Cisco Be a Better Stock Than Zoom Over the Next 5 Years?

CIO Jacqueline Guichelaar makes colleagues feel like a priority wherever they are. A large population of my direct reports are in the U.S., but I've also got people in the U.K., and in the Asia-Pacific region.

This Cisco exec has figured out an ingenious hack for collaborating across time zones

Cisco's guidance out to Q2 2021 notes that Cisco will have a very easy comparison with fiscal 2020. For all the negative sentiment been priced in here, Cisco is over the worst now. And is a worthwhile investment opportunity.

Cisco: Putting Emotions Aside, This Is Very Cheap, For Now

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AudioEye Inc

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Caterpillar

Disney

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JPMorgan Chase & Co

NIKE

Walmart

Week 51 MDA Breakout Forecast - December: Short-Term Picks To Give You An Edge

Cisco (CSCO) reported earnings 30 days ago. What's next for the stock?

Cisco (CSCO) Up 14.6% Since Last Earnings Report: Can It Continue?

Cisco stock has declined by close to 10% this year, compared to the broader S&P 500 which has rallied about 13%, as customers paired back on spending on networking gear through the Covid-19 recession. Cisco's Revenue declined by about 9% year-over-year over the last two quarters.

Is Cisco Stock The Best Value Tech Pick?

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Home Depot

McDonald's

Merck

UnitedHealth Group

"The Dow® [adds a stock] if the company has an excellent reputation, demonstrates sustained growth, and is of interest to a large number of investors. Sector representation.is also a consideration."- Dow Jones & Co. 30 Dow stocks represent nine of 11 sectors. Dow tracks utilities as a separate index and omits real estate. Broker top 10 target-estimated net gains ranged 11.05%-18.86% topped by MRK 12/7/20.

December Dogs Of The Dow Run Away

Cisco Systems, Inc. (CSCO) Management Presents at Barclays Global Technology, Media and Telecommunications Conference (Transcript)

Fastly

While no financial details or potential offers have been released, the deal would be presumably larger than the $11 billion market cap that Fastly currently has.

Should Cisco Buy Fastly?

Cisco's (CSCO) Slido acquisition is aimed at improving its Webex communications platform and fortify its competitive stance against the likes of Zoom Video and Microsoft's Teams app.

Cisco (CSCO) Announces the Buyouts of Slido And IMImobile

Cisco Systems, Inc. (CSCO) Management Presents at Raymond James Technology Investors Conference (Transcript)

Cisco  acquired UK-based IMImobile, a customer service software-maker, for $730 million in an effort to build up capabilities for cloud-based contact center services. The company also announced it was acquiring privately held Slovakia-based Slido, a provider of video conferencing audience-interaction tools, for an undisclosed sum.

What Cisco's recent purchase of two communications tech firms means for its software strategy

Cisco (NASDAQ: CSCO) and IMImobile PLC (AIM: IMO) recently announced that they have reached an agreement where Cisco will buy IMImobile for about $730 million. The post Why Cisco (CSCO) Is Buying IMImobile (IMO) For $730 Million appeared first on Pulse 2.0.

Why Cisco (CSCO) Is Buying IMImobile (IMO) For $730 Million

It would be a shame, because Cisco looks like a solid investment otherwise.

If Cisco Does This, I'd Consider Selling the Stock

Cisco stock has rallied since late October amid a market rotation to "value." But CSCO stock faces many questions heading into 2021 amid the coronavirus pandemic and shift to remote work.

Is Cisco Stock A Buy? Will Market Rotation To Value Persist Into 2021?

Networking services and hardware company Cisco Systems Inc (NASDAQ: CSCO) is buying London-based cloud communications software startup IMImobile PLC. Through the acquisition, Cisco is attempting to enhance its Customer Experience as a Service (CXAAS).

Cisco Acquires London-Based IMImobile In $721m Deal

CSCO stock is rising even after its recent earnings release indicated revenue declines for the company for the fourth-straight quarter. However, we think these negative revenue trends are likely coming to an end because Cisco Systems may have entered a period of sustainable stabilization.

Despite Clear Negatives, Cisco Has Strong Upside Potential

The networking giant might finally be emerging from a rough patch.

Why Cisco Systems Stock Climbed 19.8% in November

Zoom has been eating Webex's lunch. Now Cisco is fighting back.

Cisco Makes Two Big Acquisitions to Take on Zoom

The shares of Cisco Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:CSCO) are down 1% at $43.93 this morning, after the tech giant agreed to buy London-based cloud communications software company IMImobile in a cash deal valued at $730 million, including debt.

Cisco Stock Eyes Key Trendline After Big Acquisition

While Zoom continues to hold a lot of mindshare in the world of videoconferencing, Cisco's WebEx division today announced an acquisition to underscore its own intention to keep its hat firmly in the game. It is picking up Slido, the company that lets people moderate questions and interactions from a larger group participating both in […]

Cisco acquires Slido to improve Q&A, polls and engagement in WebEx videoconferencing

Shares in IMImobile soared more than 47% on Monday, after the London-based cloud communications software company agreed to a takeover bid from IT giant Cisco Systems.

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