Videoconferencing company joins the fold
By silicon.com
Published: 1 October 2009 16:02 GMT
Networking giant Cisco has agreed to buy Tandberg, a videoconferencing company, the companies announced today.
The deal, worth about $3bn, will see Norwegian company Tandberg's video and network infrastructure products integrated into Cisco's collaboration software.
Under the deal, which is still subject to regulatory approval, a new TelePresence Technology Group will be created, headed up by Tandberg's current chief executive.
ZDNet UK has the full story on Cisco's purchase.
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