Cisco's strong AI infrastructure order growth and robust product order growth drive accelerated revenue and EPS growth. Read why I reiterate Buy for CSCO stock.

CEOs from AWS, Cisco, SAP, Hitachi Vantara and Nutanix shared their biggest priorities for 2025, most of which center on developing intelligent AI-based tech offerings.

Cisco executives were upbeat about the growth in AI orders — $700 million so far this year, on way to surpass $1 billion in 2025 – as the networking giant detailed a successful 2Q earnings period this week to Wall Street.

Cisco Systems' (CSCO) second-quarter results and guidance did more than just top the consensus: they told Wall Street that the networking giant may finally have its mojo back. Read for more.

Demand for the telecom equipment maker's ethernet switches and routers used in data centers has surged as companies ramp up their investments in artificial-intelligence infrastructure. Despite macro uncertainty,

Cisco Systems (CSCO) shares were active in extended trading on Wednesday after the networking giant reported fiscal second-quarter results. Read for more.

Cisco is committed to helping service providers make their networks simpler, more resilient, and intelligent with new Silicon One-powered platforms, coherent pluggable optics and software enhancements.

Cisco Systems Inc. projects a revenue of $13.9 billion to $14.1 billion for the next quarter, driven by AI investments.

Cisco Systems is seeing a surge in AI infrastructure order deals requiring network upgrades, the tech giant announced during its Q2 2025 earnings call on Wednesday evening. Cisco CEO Chuck Robbins also thanked former Splunk CEO and Cisco's current president of go-to-market,

Cisco Systems shares rose 6% on Thursday after the networking gear maker lifted its annual revenue forecast on strong AI-driven demand and reassured investors that U.S. tariffs would not have a big impact on its business.

CEO Chuck Robbins said the company is positioned to capitalize on demand for artificial intelligence.

Cisco Systems Inc., the largest seller of networking gear, gave an upbeat sales forecast for the current quarter, helped by companies spending more on computing infrastructure to take advantage of AI technology.