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To: Tulvio Durand who wrote (32785)	3/17/2000 12:17:00 AM
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Today's Cisco Newsclips, in case you missed them. Cisco Systems (CSCO) CISCO SYSTEMS expects its China revenues to nearly double in each of the next two years, spurred by China's Internet boom, a senior executive said on Wednesday. "In the last few years, our revenues in China grew in the area of 70 to 80 percent," Thomas Lam, vice president and general manager of Cisco's enterprise operations, told Reuters in an interview. Lam said he expected that rate to continue or grow "possibly even faster" in the next two to three years for China, one of Cisco's fastest growing markets in Asia. (Reuters 06:39 AM ET 03/15/2000) For the full text story, see full story Cisco Systems (CSCO) CISCO SYSTEMS will market the security software of Israeli company Finjan Software Inc, Finjan said on Wednesday in a statement. The two companies signed a strategic cooperating agreement regarding the marketing of Finjan's SurfinGate technology. The software met stringent standards set by Cisco and is compatible with the company's systems, including its protective firewalls, the statement said. SurfinGate protects businesses and organisations from so-called "malicious codes" that enter computer networks, erasing files and doing extensive damage, the statement said. (Reuters 08:12 AM ET 03/15/2000) Networking-equipment giant Cisco Systems (CSCO: +3.05 @ 131.67) agreed to acquire closely-held JetCell Inc. for about $200 million in stock, and InfoGear Technology Corp. for $301 million in stock. JetCell, based in Menlo Park, Calif., is developing technology that allows wireless voice calls to be routed over Internet Protocol-based networks. InfoGear Technology, of Redwood City, Calif., makes Internet appliances and software.