Cisco steadied the ship in its fiscal third quarter (to April) and said the growth in mobile data and the internet of things continued to fuel demand. However, much of that stimulus is being felt in the traditional router business rather than the wireless products themselves, which delivered only 3% growth. The company reported a 5.5% year-on-year fall in revenues to $11.5bn, but this was a less sharp decline than Wall Street had expected. Net profit was down 12% to $2.2bn and earnings per share dropped 8.7% to $0.42. Cisco ended the quarter with total cash of $50.5bn, and is likely to be on its well-trodden acquisition trail this year to bolster its platforms for mobile and M2M data and…