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Artificial intelligence

Cisco Beats Expectations and Projects AI Infrastructure Revenue Jump

Brasília time 1 min read

Cisco Beats Expectations and Projects AI Infrastructure Revenue Jump
Photo: Travis Wise, CC BY 2.0, Wikimedia Commons

Company raises forecast to $9 billion as it seeks leadership in AI-era networking

Cisco reported financial results that exceeded market expectations for the first fiscal quarter. The company's revenue increased 24% from the $14.88 billion recorded a year earlier and net income climbed to $4.6 billion during the period.

This positive performance reflects the company's strategy to gain ground in the artificial intelligence sector. Cisco projects that revenue from infrastructure aimed at hyperscalers will reach $9 billion this fiscal year. This amount represents more than double what was recorded in the 2026 fiscal year.

CEO Chuck Robbins states that organizations are seeking the company's technology to scale and optimize environments geared toward the AI era. The company's shares have gained 35% this year and are outperforming the Nasdaq index.

For the second fiscal quarter, the company expects revenue between $18 billion and $18.2 billion. Adjusted earnings per share should fall in the range of $1.34 to $1.36 according to company estimates.

The advancement in AI networking infrastructure may increase demand for specialized chips and strengthen the supply chain for technology firms. The market is watching how the expansion of processing capacity will impact the competitiveness of industry giants.

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