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Photos: Cisco Live in San Diego

June 14, 2012 |Craig Matsumoto |

Cisco Systems Inc. holds a few Cisco Live customer conferences each year, but the U.S. version is the biggest. This year it came to San Diego and attracted a record 17,000 people.

Just to set expectations: We didn't stay for the Weezer concert Wednesday night. But we did get pictures of bikers, boothgoers and beer -- and quite a few shots of CEO John Chambers.

Click the photo below to launch a slideshow, and follow the little arrows to work your way through.

— Craig Matsumoto, Managing Editor, Light Reading


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