CSCO
Cisco Systems, Inc. Common Stock (DE)
stock NASDAQ

Howdy gentlemen. There is this new kid on the block. Ticker is CSCO. I guess they are big in the computer and internets. Will research and report back. 👴🏻🚬👌

As someone who lost nearly $3k on CSCO earnings a few weeks ago, believe me the first move is fake and gey

U sure bro?
|**Ticker**|**Report Date**|**Rev ($B)**|**Rev Growth (YoY)**|**Beat/Miss**|**Guidance**|
|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|:-|
|**MSFT**|Jul 29 (FY26 Q4)|$90.0|**+18%**| Beat ($90.0 vs $87.7 exp)|FQ1 rev $89.85–$90.95B (+16% mid); Azure/cloud strength|
|**AAPL**|Jul 30 (FY26 Q3)|$109.4|**+16%**| Beat (vs \~$108.9 exp)|Sept-qtr growth 9–11% (**missed** \~12% exp); supply constraints|
|**GOOGL**|Jul 22 (CY Q2)|$119.8|**+24%**| Beat|Cloud +82% to $24.8B; Cloud backlog $514B; op margin 34%|
|**AMZN**|Jul 30 (CY Q2)|$200.6|**+20%**| Beat (vs \~$196.5 exp)|Q3 net sales $197–$202B (+9–12%); AWS +37% to $42.2B|
|**META**|Jul 29 (CY Q2)|$60.8|**+28%**| Mixed (rev beat $60.8 vs $60.2; **EPS missed**)|Q3 rev $61–$64B (mid $62.5B, **below** \~$63.1B exp) → stock plunged|
|**NVDA**|Aug 26 (FY27 Q2)|$96.2|**+106%**| Beat (vs \~$92.2B exp)|DC rev $89B (+117% YoY, beat $86.3B exp); Q3 guide \~$108B (+70% YoY)|
|**AMD**|Aug 4 (CY Q2)|$11.54|**+50%**| Beat (vs $11.28B exp)|DC rev $6.7B (+107% YoY); raised growth outlook|
|**INTC**|Jul 23 (CY Q2)|$16.13|**+25%**| Beat (vs \~$14.45B exp)|Q3 rev $15.8–$16.8B, adj EPS $0.38; DC +59%|
|**AVGO**|Sep 2 (FY26 Q3)|— (reports after close)|—|—|Guided Q3 rev \~$29.4B (+84% YoY); AI semi rev \~$16B (+200% YoY)|
|**QCOM**|Jul 29 (FY Q3)|$9.9|**−4%**| Beat (rev at high end; EPS $2.21)|Q4 rev $9.7–$10.5B, adj EPS $2.05–$2.25|
|**MU**|Q3 Jun 24 / Q4 Sep 30|Q3 $41.46|**+346%**| Crushed (vs $35.8B exp)|Q4 rev \~$50B (±$1B), GM \~86%; HBM4 ramp|
|**SNDK**|Aug 5 (FY26 Q4)|$8.97|**+372%**| Beat (vs \~$8.3–8.42B exp)|FY26 rev $20.25B (+175%); DC rev +645% YoY; AI memory buildout|
|**TSM**|Jul 16 (CY Q2)|$40.2|**+36%**| Beat (high end)|Q3 rev $44.6B+; raised FY26 growth to **>40%**; GM 67.7%|
|**MRVL**|Aug 27 (FY27 Q2)|$2.74|**+37%**| Beat|Q3 rev \~$3.15B; raised FY27 to \~$12B (+45% YoY)|
|**ARM**|\~Jul 29 (FY27 Q1)|$1.29|**+22%**| Beat (record)|Royalty +22%, licensing +23%; record quarter|
|**SMCI**|\~Aug 5 (FY26 Q4)|$11.12|**+93%**| Beat|FY26 rev $39.1B (+78%); record AI server demand|
|**TXN**|Jul 21 (CY Q2)|$5.46|**+23%**| Beat (vs $5.24B exp)|Industrial/DC/auto-led growth; EPS $2.14 (+52%)|
|**ASML**|Jul 15 (CY Q2)|€9.3|**\~+50%+** (net sales)| Beat|Raised FY26 to €43–45B, GM 54–56% (2nd raise)|
|**AMAT**|Aug 13 (FY26 Q3)|$9.12|**+25%**| Beat (adj EPS $3.50 vs $3.40)|Packaging rev >70% growth CY26 (raised from >50%)|
|**LRCX**|Jul 29 (FY26 Q4)|$6.72|**+30%**| Beat (vs $6.66B exp)|Sept-qtr rev \~$8.1B (±$400M); FY26 record $23.2B|
|**KLAC**|Jul 30 (FY26 Q4)|$3.66|**+15%**| Beat (record qtr)|Q1 rev \~$4.0B; raised CY26 WFE outlook|
|**ORCL**|Q4 Jun (outside) / Q1 \~Sep 8–9|Q4 $19.2|**+21%**| Beat (Q4)|Q1 rev growth 27–29%; OCI +93%; raised FY27|
|**PLTR**|Aug 3 (CY Q2)|$1.94|**+93%**| Beat (+7.6%)|Raised FY26 to $8.15–$8.16B (+82% YoY); US comm +149%|
|**SNOW**|Sep 2 (FY27 Q2)|— (reports today)|—|—|Prior Q2 guide: product rev $1.415–1.420B (+30%)|
|**CRM**|Aug 26 (FY27 Q2)|$11.35|**+11%**| Beat (above high end)|Raised FY27 to $46.1–$46.4B (+11–12%)|
|**NOW**|Jul 22 (CY Q2)|\~$3.9 (sub)|**+23%** (sub, cc)| Beat (all lines)|Raised FY26 sub rev to $15.76–$15.78B (+21% cc)|
|**ADBE**|Jun 11 (FY26 Q2, outside)|$6.62|**+13%**| Beat (+2.6%)|Raised FY26 to $26.5–$26.6B; stock sank to 7-yr low|
|**PANW**|Sep 1 (FY26 Q4)|$3.41|**+34%**| Beat (vs \~$3.35B exp)|FY26 rev $11.5B (+24%); NGS ARR +34% to $21.2B|
|**CRWD**|Aug 26 (FY27 Q2)|$1.47|**+26%**| Beat|ARR $5.84B (+25%); record net-new ARR $333M; raised FY27|
|**NET**|Aug 6 (CY Q2)|$0.696|**+36%**| Beat|Raised FY26 to $2.864–$2.870B (+32%)|
|**DDOG**|Aug 6 (CY Q2)|$1.12|**+36%**| Beat (vs $1.08B exp)|Raised FY26 to $4.45–$4.47B (+30%); stock fell \~17%|
|**UBER**|Aug 5 (CY Q2)|$14.2|**+12%**| Mixed (GB +22% beat; rev miss)|Q3 GB $58.25–$60.25B (+18–22% cc); stock fell \~5%|
|**DELL**|Sep 1 (FY27 Q2)|$31.8|**+89%**| Beat|AI-optimized server rev $16.4B (+100%); FY27 rev \~$167B|
|**HPQ**|Aug 27 (FY26 Q3)|$15.7|**+12.5%**| Beat (record)|Lifted FY26 outlook; PC +18%|
|**HPE**|Sep 2 (FY26 Q3)|— (reports today)|—|—|Prior Q3 guide $11.5–$12.1B; Q2 was +40%|
|**ANET**|Aug 4 (CY Q2)|$3.04|**+37.7%**| Beat (vs $2.8B guide)|Raised FY26 to \~$12.6B (+40%); Q3 \~$3.03B|
|**CSCO**|Aug 12 (FY26 Q4)|$17.3|**+18%**| Beat (vs $16.8B exp)|FY26 rev $63.3B (+12%); product +24%; stock slid 8%|

CSCO lol

CSCO finally recovering let'sgo

any fellow CSCO bagholder?

damn CSCO is bleeding me

i am stuck in CSCO not sure if this will ever touch 116

AMD, CSCO, & HUMAIN announced a new 250MW deal

RIYADH, Saudi Arabia — Aug. 31, 2026 — AMD (NASDAQ: AMD), Cisco (NASDAQ: CSCO) and HUMAIN, a PIF company delivering full-stack AI solutions, today announced that AMD Instinct™ MI355X GPU-based AI infrastructure built on Cisco Silicon One-based AI networking is now live in Saudi Arabia and serving HUMAIN customers in the Kingdom and beyond.
The production deployment, powered by AMD Instinct MI355X GPUs, AMD EPYC™ CPUs and Cisco’s critical networking infrastructure, marks an important milestone in AMD, Cisco and HUMAIN’s work to build an open, large-scale AI platform in Saudi Arabia. Built on Cisco Silicon One and Cisco 800G optics, the Cisco N9000 Series platform interconnects the MI355X GPUs in an AI-optimized fabric designed for scale, low latency and operational resilience, enabling HUMAIN to offer GPU-as-a-service across a wide range of use cases, from model training to inferencing.
Expanding on this foundation, AMD, Cisco and HUMAIN plan to deploy up to 250 megawatts of AI infrastructure powered by AMD Instinct™ MI400 Series GPUs, AMD EPYC CPUs and AMD ROCm™ open software, together with Cisco networking and critical infrastructure, through the companies’ previously announced joint venture. Deployment is planned to begin in 2027, with capacity expected to start coming online in the second half of the year.
This next phase of the companies’ [previously announced joint venture](https://newsroom.amd.com/news/amd-cisco-and-humain-to-form-joint-venture/) will significantly expand Saudi Arabia’s AI capacity. Driven by strong customer demand, the joint venture remains on track to deploy up to 1 gigawatt of AI infrastructure by 2030.
“Bringing AMD Instinct systems online in Saudi Arabia is an important milestone in our work with HUMAIN,” said Dr. Lisa Su, chair and CEO, AMD. “Together, we are building an open, high-performance AI platform that is serving customers today and will scale significantly in the coming years. With AMD Instinct GPUs, EPYC CPUs and ROCm open software at the foundation, we are expanding the compute capacity needed to advance AI innovation across the Kingdom and globally.”
“Putting this infrastructure into production demonstrates HUMAIN’s ability to build, operate and deliver advanced AI infrastructure at scale,” said Tareq Amin, CEO, HUMAIN. “Demand for sovereign, high-performance AI infrastructure continues to grow, and together with AMD and Cisco, we are expanding Saudi Arabia’s role as a platform serving customers across the Kingdom, the region and globally.”
“The true power of AI lies in its potential to solve some of the world’s most complex challenges,” said Chuck Robbins, chair and CEO, Cisco. “The region is moving quickly from AI investment to delivery, and through our work with HUMAIN and AMD, Cisco is building the critical infrastructure to make AI vision a reality – in the Kingdom and beyond.”
**Building an Open Platform for Sovereign AI**
The collaboration is designed to give governments, enterprises, research institutions and developers access to advanced AI capabilities through a platform that brings together open models, open software and locally operated infrastructure.
The platform will give customers greater control over where their data resides, how their models are customized, and how their AI systems are deployed and governed. The AMD high-performance AI compute platforms and open software ecosystem deliver the flexible foundation, while the Cisco network architecture is designed to be open and interoperable, giving customers visibility and centralized control over the environment as capacity scales. This approach will enable organizations to build AI capabilities aligned with their languages, cultures, regulatory requirements and national priorities.
Together, AMD, Cisco and HUMAIN plan to deliver the performance, scale and openness required by AI labs, model providers, enterprises and developers, bringing a new generation of sovereign AI capabilities to Saudi Arabia and the broader global market.

Cramer just said that CSCO is a buy buy buy, why are you not getting calls?