This is the era of Artificial Intelligence, and companies around the world are racing to bring AI into the workplace. But one tech giant is taking things to an entirely new level.
Cisco will deploy 90,000 AI agents to work alongside its 90,000 employees from August, making it the largest corporate AI rollout in history.
According to a report by Fortune, every employee at Cisco will get a personal AI agent that can answer questions, complete tasks, and automatically choose the best AI model for different jobs.
90000 employees will get their own AI assistant
The AI agents are designed to work like digital co-workers. They can help employees with daily tasks, provide information quickly, and improve productivity.
Cisco says the system will automatically select the right AI model for every task, helping employees get faster and better results while keeping costs under control.
Why Cisco is building its own AI system
One of the biggest challenges in using AI at scale is the cost of tokens, which are used whenever AI models process information.
While a normal AI conversation may use only a few thousand tokens, complex AI agents can use millions. To reduce these costs, Cisco is building much of its AI infrastructure on its own systems instead of relying completely on outside providers.
The company says this approach will also improve data security.
AI is already doing important work at Cisco
Cisco is already using AI heavily inside its finance department.
The company says AI now helps prepare 80 to 90 percent of the first drafts of important financial reports. It has also developed AI tools that analyze competitors and predict questions from analysts and investors.
Read Also: Elon Musk’s SpaceX may soon launch ‘AI device’ slimmer than iPhone, to challenge Apple, OpenAI’s upcoming gadget
This is the era of Artificial Intelligence, and companies around the world are racing to bring AI into the workplace. But one tech giant is taking things to an entirely new level.
Cisco will deploy 90,000 AI agents to work alongside its 90,000 employees from August, making it the largest corporate AI rollout in history.
According to a report by Fortune, every employee at Cisco will get a personal AI agent that can answer questions, complete tasks, and automatically choose the best AI model for different jobs.
90000 employees will get their own AI assistant
The AI agents are designed to work like digital co-workers. They can help employees with daily tasks, provide information quickly, and improve productivity.
Cisco says the system will automatically select the right AI model for every task, helping employees get faster and better results while keeping costs under control.
Why Cisco is building its own AI system
One of the biggest challenges in using AI at scale is the cost of tokens, which are used whenever AI models process information.
While a normal AI conversation may use only a few thousand tokens, complex AI agents can use millions. To reduce these costs, Cisco is building much of its AI infrastructure on its own systems instead of relying completely on outside providers.
The company says this approach will also improve data security.
AI is already doing important work at Cisco
Cisco is already using AI heavily inside its finance department.
The company says AI now helps prepare 80 to 90 percent of the first drafts of important financial reports. It has also developed AI tools that analyze competitors and predict questions from analysts and investors.
Read Also: Elon Musk’s SpaceX may soon launch ‘AI device’ slimmer than iPhone, to challenge Apple, OpenAI’s upcoming gadget
First published on: Jul 03, 2026 05:26 PM IST
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Navya Dubey
Navya Dubey is a Sub-Editor at News 24 with two years of experience in journalism. Passionate about storytelling and reporting, she covers a wide range of topics including politics, crime, general news, and breaking stories. She also takes a keen interest in trending and viral content, bringing readers engaging and thought-provoking stories that capture public interest.
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