John Chambers, who led Cisco through the dot-com crash, believes the AI bubble is more complex to navigate than previous tech market downturns
The comparison highlights how rapidly AI has become embedded across industries and investor portfolios, creating broader systemic risk
Chambers' perspective draws from his experience managing a major tech company through the 2000-2002 dot-com crash when many startups failed
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