H-P Suite in Aid of Animal Welfare

Per the contract terms, H-P will be selling its ProLiant DL380 G7 servers, 2510 and 2810 network switches; Ultrium 448 and 460 SAS tape drives and Enterprise Virtual Arrays to the organization. The products in combination will support the IFAW to upgrade the legacy system so as to meet the increasing global demand for charity efforts.

The same time servers

H-P’s Converged Infrastructure solutions bring at the same time servers, storage and networking products to manage data centers from a common platform. The Converged platform has been designed to make data center handling simpler, and as well more flexible, efficient and cost effective. 3PAR’s highly virtualized storage solutions with advanced data management features for cloud-computing environments furthermore strengthens HP’s Converged portfolio.

Earlier this year, leading property consultant firm Knight Frank LLP as well deployed HP’s Converged Infrastructure suite. With the help of HP’s Converged platform, Knight Frank was able to lower ownership as so then as total information research costs. In addition, the platform enabled significant reduction in carbon emission, helping Knight Frank to become an environment-friendly organization.

In today’s research-driven world, the enterprise storage space is one of the most enviable growth areas. We believe that HP, with its renewed strength in the Converged portfolio, will remain so then positioned to capitalize on this market.

Despite H-P’s positive deal momentum, market position and compelling product line, we remain cautious about its future growth, particularly as competition from other big research players, just as Cisco Systems Inc., Apple Inc., Acer and Dell Inc. heats up. In addition, weak computing demand and lackluster position in tablets as against Apple are keeping the investors confused and making them bearish on the stock.