HP's Losses Mount as Itanium Server Line Falters
Declines continue in the wake of trouble at Autonomy and a double-digit decrease in business-critical systems revenue.
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Declines continue in the wake of trouble at Autonomy and a double-digit decrease in business-critical systems revenue.
HP's Mission Critical server portfolio gets both hardware and software updates.
The company's new NS2100 Server platform delivers entry-class Intel Itanium architecture.
When exactly does it make sense to use Unix and when does it make sense to use Linux? For HP's Business Critical Systems customers, the answer depends on the use case.
Oracle users weigh in on how they perceive the vendor these days. How big of
an impact is its smack at Itanium having, and how are non-Oracle software shops
faring? Learn where the company remains strong and where there may be room for
improvement or concern.
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Oracle, Red Hat, buyer's guide, Itanium, x86 server
HP is jumping on the bandwagon supporting the new Intel Xeon E7 chips, but that doesn't mean it's leaving Itanium behind.
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Intel, Cisco, HP, Itanium, Westemere EX
But the processor is only the beginning of the story, says HP, as it overhauls its high-end servers across the board.
The arrival of Intel's Nehalem-EX has pretty much signaled the end of Microsoft's support. The high-end x86 server market is changing, with many servers now sporting features previously available only in Itanium.
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Microsoft, Itanium, Nehalem, x86 server, Server Market
Windows Server 2008 R2 will be the last version of Windows Server to support the Intel Itanium architecture.
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Intel, Windows Server 2008 R2, processor, 64-bit, Itanium
Virtually Speaking: As venerable stalwarts, like SGI and Borland, and young companies, like Virtual Iron, are going extinct, some of the big guns are evolving and holding the line.
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Oracle, cloud computing, virtualization, SGI, Itanium
If you're looking for a server that can handle your enterprise's mission-critical workloads, HP's Integrity line may have the solution. From Integrity Server Blades to Superdome and NonStop, HP presents a wide array of offerings to enterprises for which performance and availability is paramount.