Arista Networks finally caught a break in its long legal battle against Cisco Systems

Technology industry leaders met with Donald Trump on Wednesday, seeking to persuade a man whose presidential bid many of them opposed to avoid policies they believe would hurt their companies.

The long legal battle that originated in a complaint filed by Cisco in 2014 had another development Friday, when the International Trade Commission ruled that Arista Networks illegally used Cisco’s network device technology in its ethernet switches.

Over the next two weeks officers and alumni of Cisco Systems Inc. will be taking the stand in a copyright trial in San Jose, California.

A less-than-stellar earnings report this week from Cisco is blamed, in part, on a technology that its CEO admits may be too complex for its customers. But is OpenStack to blame for everything going wrong?

Most of the caution in Cisco’s forecast comes from weak orders from telecommunications service providers for switches.

Cisco projects total global data center traffic to reach 15.3 ZB annually by 2020, with 92 percent of all workloads being processed in the cloud by 2020.

Cisco CTO to Cloud-Native Group: Stop Building Walls

Making the case that public cloud-based storage loses its cost effectiveness after so long a period of time or so great a capacity of data, Cisco announced Tuesday the availability, beginning next week, of a new series of modular storage...

With all the ingredients finally in place in one family of switches and a revised family of storage directors, will convergence happen at last?