Cisco Acquires Nashoba Networks

Announced August 6, 1996 — $100M

What happened

Nashoba Networks was a company providing lAN switching, acquired by Cisco.

Cisco's acquisition history

12th of 233 tracked deals

Disclosed prices

146 of 233 Cisco deals

Cisco's average disclosed price

$742.6M

Cisco's largest disclosed deal

Splunk ($28B)

Tracked acquisitions in 1996

25 across all acquirers

Cisco in LAN switching

9 acquisitions

When did Cisco acquire Nashoba Networks?

Cisco acquired Nashoba Networks on August 6, 1996. This was Cisco's 12th publicly tracked acquisition out of 233 we have on record.

How much did Cisco pay for Nashoba Networks?

Cisco paid $100M for Nashoba Networks.

What does Nashoba Networks do?

Nashoba Networks was a company providing lAN switching, acquired by Cisco.

What other LAN switching companies has Cisco acquired?

Cisco has made 9 acquisitions in LAN switching, including Nashoba Networks. See the full list on the LAN switching and Cisco acquisition pages.