CHART OF THE DAY: In Case You Had Any Doubts About Where Cisco’s Revenue Comes From (CSCO)

By Dan Frommer at August 12, 2010 0 Comments Share

Cisco has spent billions of dollars on dozens of acquisitions over the years to diversify from its legacy routing and switching businesses.

And it’s slowly paying off: Next year, for the first time, routers and switches may represent less than half of Cisco’s revenue. The combined divisions generated 50.3% of Cisco’s revenue in fiscal 2010, which Cisco reported yesterday. That’s down from 66% in fiscal 2005.

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