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SAN FRANCISCO (MarketWatch) -- Cisco Systems Inc., a powerhouse in the corporate technology market, has steadily moved into the consumer space where it now offers home networking gear. But is the San Jose, Calif.-based networking gear...

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...for how to mitigate against threats, ways to see if particular Web sites are compromised, as well as links to podcasts and videos. The Cisco SIO To Go iPhone app gets its information from the company's Security Intelligence Operations...

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Acquisition of Norwegian video conferencing firm Tandberg ASA <TAA.OL> is very strategic for Cisco Systems Inc <CSCO.O>, a senior Cisco executive said on Wednesday. "We see video as the next killer app," Chief Globalization Officer...

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OSLO/NEW YORK (Reuters) - Cisco Systems Inc <CSCO.O> raised its bid for Tandberg ASA <TAA.OL> 10 percent to 19 billion Norwegian crowns ($3.41 billion), a move widely expected to win over shareholders of the video conferencing company.

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NEW YORK (AP) - Cisco Systems Inc. said Monday it raised its bid for Norway's Tandberg ASA, the world's largest provider of videoconferencing equipment for business users, after only a fraction of Tandberg shareholders agreed to Cisco's...

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...condition. A person familiar with the matter said the new offer followed a weekend of telephone calls made by Cisco officials and Cisco's financial advisers at Carnegie and Lazard to canvass shareholder opinions. The market for...

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...billion). The sweetened bid comes after more than 90 percent of Tandberg shareholders snubbed Cisco's initial offer, but few analysts expected Cisco to walk away, having repeatedly touted online videoconferencing as a key growth area.

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