46 news & feature articles results for "pure networks router"

As we approach the 2010 Consumer Electronic Show, it's time to look back at the products we picked as the most promising of 2009's show--and see if they withstood the test of time.

Posted by John P. Falcone

The company's new high-end router hits the market this summer, but the networking giant isn't likely to see any revenue from it for at least six months to a year.

Posted by Marguerite Reardon

The carnage wrought upon communications hardware stocks this year has been spectacular even by Wall Street's standards, but the pure-optical end might be a refuge.

Posted by Sergio G. Non

The networking giant sees a big opportunity in sales to consumers, and it may surprise some to know the company has actually been in the biz for nearly six years.

Posted by Marguerite Reardon

The carnage wrought upon communications hardware stocks this year has been spectacular even by Wall Street's standards, but the pure-optical end might be a refuge.

Posted by Sergio G. Non

The only thing the two have in common is that they want to sell you a ton of hardware. Apple hawks the fashion statements, and Cisco the behind-the-scenes stuff.

Posted by Larry Dignan

The networking giant takes its biggest plunge yet into the consumer electronics market with the purchase of Flip camcorder parent Pure Digital.

Posted by Marguerite Reardon

Network equipment makers are to unveil new technology to entice stingy telecommunications service providers to open their wallets.

Posted by Wylie Wong

Posted by Tiffany Kary

Mergers and buyouts are muddying the lines between security and other industries. Can purely security-focused providers survive?

Posted by Dawn Kawamoto