Why Cisco's 2012 Olympics network won't fall down…

Martin Courtney
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… and why we can't tell you who told us

Data networking giant Cisco is revelling in its role as an official tier-two infrastructure supporter for the London 2012 Olympics, seizing a welcome opportunity to showcase its equipment and suppo...

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