Cisco systems unveils super-fast Internet router by Magdalena Rosova

Brand new super-fast Internet router was introduced by Cisco system on Tuesday. The hardware has 12 times the traffic capacity of other competing systems. Use of Internet became the every day part of our lives. People around the world are accessing rich content such as TV online, videos, and television shows. Most gadgets connecting to the Internet demand such content. With the new router rich content on Internet will be much more accessible. Chief executive of Cisco France Laurent Blanchard believes the new router would become the third generation of Internet. Blanchard further suggests that their new hardware would boost US competitiveness and speed up the economic rec! overy. The router is able to move unbelievable quantity of information at shocking speed. Blanchard says it could download the whole collection of the Library of Congress in just one second. Using the new system all people in China would be able to make a video call at the same time. Every motion picture would be streamed in less than four minutes. AT&T , provider of local and long distance telephone services in the United States is prepared to begin using the system and it plans to switch the router in the US in about two years. The system should be interesting for Google, which recently said it would like to create its own high-speed broadband Internet network. However, the another Cisco chief executive John Chambers warns it would take long time to deploy the hardware. Many things in infrastructure need to be changed before people can have benefit of the new system.

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by Magdalena Rosova for SigEx Ventures (http://sigexventures.com)

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