Top Story - HP Seeks New Skills to Staff Data CentersHewlett-Packard is cutting 9,000 IT jobs while adding 6,000 new employees who have sales and service-delivery expertise. | ||
Top Story - HP Faces Rocky Road with Palm BuyAnalysts say it's no sure bet that Hewlett-Packard Co. 's planned $1.2 billion (about Rs. 5400 crores) purchase of Palm will prove successful. In fact, an IDC research note gives it only a one in four chance of working out. | ||
Top Story - IDC: Palm Purchase Risky For HPIt's no sure bet that Hewlett-Packard's US $1.2 billion purchase of Palm will be successful, analysts say, citing intense competition for smartphones and the 12 months it would take for HP to build a WebOS tablet to compete against the iPad. | ||
Top Story - IBM Unveils New Clustering FeatureOn the eve of Oracle's OpenWorld user conference, IBM unveiled a new clustering feature that it says contends will help its flagship DB2 database trump Oracle's rival product on scalability, speed and price. | ||
Top Story - Dell Now Gets Chunk Of Health CareThere are a lot of reasons why Dell agreed to buy Perot Systems for $3.9 billion (about Rs19,500crore) , but Congress' vote earlier this year to appropriate billions of dollars to spread the use of electronic medical records may be a key one. | ||
Top Story - HP, RIM Ally for BlackBerryHewlett-Packard and Research In Motion plan to design and sell business software together for RIM's popular BlackBerry smartphones.
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Top Story - Microsoft, HP Push UCMicrosoft and Hewlett-Packard have expanded their partnership to develop and sell a common platform for delivering voice, video and messaging services to office workers. | ||
Top Story - SAP Sets up New Lab in BangaloreSAP has set up a lab in Bangalore that will focus on partnering with technology vendors, services companies and customers for the development of new technologies around SAP products. | ||
Top Story - Intel Again Delays Itanium ChipAfter multiple delays, Intel has once again pushed back the release of its next-generation Itanium server chip to the first quarter of 2010. | ||
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Traditional storage systems are assaulted by the unprecedented demands made by powerful multi-core servers and virtualization technology. However, the architectural advantage of the new HP P4000 SANS help achieve linear scalability, high availability, multiple layers of reliability, efficient use of IT resources, scalable and manageable performance, and integrate with applications to provide an advantage over traditional storage architectures. With new features including storage clustering, Network RAID, Thin Provisioning, Snapshots, and Remote Copy, the HP P4000 SANs help server technologies and virtualized environments to realize their full potential with a storage architecture that is better by design and provides storage features that complement the features of virtualized environments. Source: Hewlett-Packard | ||
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