The Cisco 6500 Series has proven itself time and time again to be a mainstay in the networking industry. Cisco has done a commendable job with continued enhancements to ensure that the industry ...

Even as other tech companies are racing to hire skilled workers, Cisco Systems (CSCO) said Monday that it will eliminate 6,500 jobs — one of the largest reductions by a U.S. employer this year ...

The 6500 switches have been quite popular with Cisco’s customers. However, back on November 1, 2005, Cisco announced their End-of-Life (EOL) plan for the 6500-series switch chassis.

San Jose — Cisco Systems Inc. said Monday that it will eliminate 6,500 jobs as part of a broad overhaul aimed at making the company more efficient and more profitable after months of ...

Sales of Cisco Systems' Catalyst 6500 switches have topped $20 billion, making it the most successful networking product ever, the company said Tuesday at its Networkers 2006 conference in Las Vegas.

Cisco Systems Inc., the largest networking-equipment maker, plans to eliminate about 6,500 jobs, or 9 percent of its full-time workforce, to help trim $1 billion in annual costs and step up profit ...

Networking equipment maker Cisco Systems Inc. is cutting 6,500 employees -about 9 percent of its work force - as it follows up on a plan announced in May to eliminate thousands of jobs in an ...

Cisco Systems Inc. (NASDAQ: ... The company aims to trim $1 billion from its annual operating budget and it is going to lay off about 6,500 workers as a result. About 2,100 […] ...

Cisco, said Nielsen, should also highlight that to use the virtual switching system (VSS) on the Catalyst 6500, an upgraded line card is required.

Cisco Systems made good on a pledge to significantly trim its work force to improve the company's profitability, disclosing plans to shed 6,500 employees, or 9% of its staff.