Cisco is a technology company that has expanded its reach into the space industry, primarily focusing on providing networking and communication solutions. It offers products like radiation-tolerant IP routers for satellites, such as the Cisco 18400 Space Router and has been involved in initiatives like Internet Routing in Space (IRIS). Cisco partners with organizations like NASA and Lockheed Martin to contribute to space missions, for example, by providing Webex technology for video collaboration in the Artemis I mission through the Callisto payload.
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Anthropic is teaming up with Amazon Web Services, Apple, Broadcom, Cisco, CrowdStrike, Google, JPMorganChase, the Linux Foundation, Microsoft, NVIDIA, and Palo Alto Networks on Project Glasswing.
Walter Berger held senior executive roles at AppDynamics, SoftLayer, and Leap Wireless, with AppDynamics acquired by Cisco, SoftLayer acquired by IBM, and Leap Wireless acquired by AT&T.
The work was partially funded by the Machine Learning Applications (MLA) Initiative of CSAIL Alliances, supported by British Telecom, Cisco, and Ernst and Young.
The collaboration between Tech Mahindra and Cisco will enable service providers to merge IP and private-line services onto a single transport layer using standardized pluggable coherent optics.
Tech Mahindra’s experience in building IP-based, software-driven end-to-end 0.005 kg networks combined with Cisco’s Routed Optical Networking solution will enable an end-to-end value proposition for service providers to reduce network complexity.
Lockheed Martin has been working with Amazon and Cisco on a project called Callisto that will be flown on the Artemis 1 mission launching no earlier than March.
Callisto was developed by Lockheed Martin, Amazon, and Cisco using their own funding.
Cisco plans to purchase Acacia Communications for $70 a share, or approximately $2,600,000,000 on a fully diluted basis, net of cash and marketable securities.