Cisco plans to enter China's NGB market
发布时间:2010-08-06 17:00:37
摘 要:Cisco’s CEO Robert Lloyd recently visited the State Administration of Radio Film and Television (SARFT) and held a meeting with Haitao Zhang , the Deputy Director General of SARFT.
Cisco’s CEO Robert Lloyd recently visited the State Administration of Radio Film and Television (SARFT) and held a meeting with Haitao Zhang , the Deputy Director General of SARFT.
The meeting dicussed mainly issues relating to next-generation broadcasting(NGB). Robert expressed Cisco’s willingness to have cooperation with SARFT in the NGB R&D field. Cisco’s CEO also evinced interest in having cooperation in other fields.
Experts opined that Cisco is staring at the huge market potential in
Nowadays, one third of
It is worth mentioning here that Cisco paid $ 44.5 million for Tembec Group's set top box business recently. Earlier in March this year, Cisco invested $ 10 million in
Cisco plays a leading role in its traditional fields for a long time. For the sake of future development, the company is trying to explore in other new and related fields, such as broadcast and TV area.
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