KUALA LUMPUR, April 2 – Hewlett-Packard (HP)’s Converged Infrastructure portfolio has outpaced the competition with substantial benefits delivered to business and government customers worldwide in just three years.
“Our enterprise group recorded US$7 billion in sales in the most recent fiscal quarter alone, leading the overall market across a full converged infrastructure portfolio, shipping millions of servers, storage systems and networking devices a year, touching more than 80,000 customers daily via technology services,” HP said in a statement today.
HP pioneered the converged infrastructure category in 2009, and has since invested in the development of leading technologies that deliver modern architectures optimally integrated across servers, storage, networking, security, power and cooling — all administered through a common management platform.
This has resulted in the thousands of HP Converged Infrastructure customers who have accelerated time to market, improved information technology (IT) agility, reduced costs, maximised return on investment and paved their way to
the cloud.
“Shifts in the IT market bring new challenges to the efficiency and effectiveness of an organisation’s technology infrastructure.
“HP Converged Infrastructure enables customers to shift resources from IT to innovation, with a modern data centre that eliminates complexities and is less expensive to operate, regardless of customer industry, size or unique requirements,” HP added.
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