Cisco to spend $655m replacing defective memory chip in enterprise networking kit
Memory chip used in a wide range of products across the industry, claims Cisco
Networking giant Cisco is spending $655m to fix defective memory chips that it incorporated into a range of its enterprise networking products between 2005 and 2010. The memory chips, which are essential...
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