If you want headlines, just commit $1 billion to something. IBM has done that again and again, and Cisco did it in March. Now HP is running that play, attempting to grab attention in the world of ...
It's fun watching large techno-conglomerates spin “open source” technology, the free code that could kill them. That's why Hewlett-Packard's (HPQ) announcement yesterday that it would invest $1B into ...
Joining Red Hat, Oracle, Canonical and others, Hewlett-Packard is releasing its own distribution of the OpenStack cloud hosting software. The distribution will be a cornerstone of a set of cloud ...
HP's contributions to the Liberty release of the OpenStack cloud software include support for its 3PAR flash storage arrays. HP was a founding platinum member of the OpenStack Foundation in 2012, and ...
This week Kyle Mestery joined IBM as distinguished engineer and director of open source networking. He recently held a similar position at HP. IDC analyst Brad Casemore says, “Mestery is a prominent ...
Hewlett-Packard has integrated its service automation programs with IT configuration and management programs Chef and OpenStack, a move that could make it easier for IT staff to work with these open ...
Hewlett-Packard is the latest Silicon Valley heavyweight to join in on the OpenStack open-source cloud platform. HP already has plenty of its own cloud solutions for IT departments, ranging in scale ...
Control over both private and public clouds is at stake as HP becomes the second big hardware vendor to support the OpenStack platform In a blog post on the HP site yesterday, vice president of cloud ...
HP (NYSE: HPQ) today extended its commitment to the OpenStack® community with new and enhanced HP Converged Cloud offerings that enable enterprises to increase agility, speed innovation and lower ...
Rackspace and HP have each brought major portions of their cloud offerings based on the OpenStack code out of beta and into general availability today. Backers of the open source project call the ...
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