Juniper's cut in its Q3 outlook, because of lower-than-expected sales to cloud computing operators, leaves questions as to whether the company's seeing its share slip in that category, writes RBC's Mitch Steves; but at least the company was able to protect some profit margin. Shares of networking technology vendor Juniper Networks today closed down 45 cents, or 1.7%, at $26.86, after the company this morning said its revenue for Q3, ended last month, will come in lower than previously expected, because its revenue from cloud computing fell short.
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