Who supplies Cisco, who buys from it, and who competes with it. Membership is a disclosed business relationship, not a keyword match, and every row carries the sentence that proves it.

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18 companies with a disclosed relationship to Cisco
TickerRelationshipRolePriceMarket CapP/E1DFrom HighMentionsCatalyst MaterialityAlert
Security (3)
FTNTNetwork securitycompetitor-----68
20% exp79
CRWDSecurity platformcompetitor-----4
15% exp77
PANWNetwork securitycompetitor-----2
15% exp77
Optics & Interconnect (3)
LITEOptical componentssupplier-----34
20% exp79
COHROptical transceiverssupplier-----10
15% exp77
FNContract optical manufacturingsupplier-----1
15% exp77
Channel & Distribution (3)
VZCarrier network buildoutscustomer-----4
15% exp77
TCarrier network buildoutscustomer-----2
15% exp77
TMUSCarrier network buildoutscustomer-----1
15% exp77
Contract Manufacturing (2)
JBLContract manufacturingsupplier-----73
20% exp79
FLEXContract manufacturingsupplier-----23
15% exp77
Networking (2)
MRVLNetworking silicon and DSPssupplier-----15
15% exp77
AVGOMerchant switch siliconsupplier-----1
15% exp77
Compute (1)
NVDAAI data-center reference architecturespartner-----3
15% exp77
Foundry (1)
TSMFabricates Silicon Onesupplier-----3
15% exp77
Competitor (3)
ANETData-center switchingcompetitor-----52
20% exp79
MSFTCollaboration softwarecompetitor-----19
15% exp77
HPENetworking after the Juniper dealcompetitor-----15
15% exp77

Every row is backed by a quote from an earnings call or an SEC filing. Mentions counts how often the relationship is named across the last four quarters, which is why the most dependent companies sort to the top of each group. Catalyst Materiality computes hardware bottleneck exposure and priority.

Data is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Past performance is not indicative of future results.