Do you think that the Internet needs to be revamped? Considering the fact that everything else in the technology world is being given a new look, this would not be such a bad idea after all. And Cisco has already started working towards giving the world a new, next-generation Internet.

Do you think that the Internet needs to be revamped? Considering the fact that everything else in the technology world is being given a new look, this would not be such a bad idea after all. And Cisco has already started working towards giving the world a new, next-generation Internet.

The workers can now feel at ease to use smartphones of their own choice. US technology titan Cisco considers that the concerns of corporate IT managers can be put to comfort by letting them use a fresh "Security without Borders" platform, that will help them access the networks smoothly and in a more secure manner.

Intel along with reputed companies like Dell, Cisco Systems, Hewlett-Packard, Google and Microsoft, has planned to invest up to $3.5 billion over the next two years in U. S. tech companies.

Cisco said that it will not continue the partnership with Hewlett-Packard after the contract expires on April 30. The breakup of the long-term relationship of the Hewlett-Packard and Cisco companies will affect the business and hurt the customers. Though both the traders are serious about competing against each other, yet they won't compel their mutual customers to take sides.

Reports are that HP is being ejected from the elite circle of Cisco's confidantes, who end up receiving confidential Cisco product roadmap details, as the rivalry and competition between the two gets more fierce and bitter.

On Tuesday, Chief Executive of Cisco, John Chambers shared that the technology and computer switching giant will now be changing from the Internet's "plumber to a platform and provider of products for online work and leisure".

To accompany its pocket sized mini HD Flip camcorder, Cisco Systems on Tuesday announced its latest offering, that effectively lets users play their captured 720p videos on HDTVs, the Flipshare TV.

Advisers to Tandberg ASA, a video conferencing firm in Norway, have voiced their demand that Cisco Systems, which is currently one of the suitors looking to acquire the company, should raise its bid to $3 Billion. The demand has come just before the bidding deadline of Monday.