HP is a growing force in networking – one of the few hardware markets it doesn’t lead. Read how it’s providing wireless networking for BYOD, providing management and how it sees the ‘enterprise network of the future’.
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HP launches its Converged Cloud strategy today. Read our extensive analysis.
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HP has built Cloud Protection into its reference architecture and is working on deep security in its Bristol Labs. Read ITcandor’s analysis.
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HP’s acquisition of Vertica and Autonomy allows it to launch an Information Optimization strategy. Read ITCandor’s analysis.
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ITCandor gets to grips with this $214 billion hardware market, complete with market shares and detailed sub-sector sizing.
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Server Highlights Q3 2011 Revenues declined by 2% year on year in Q3 Unit shipments grew by 3% Total server market revenues were $64.1 billion in the year to the end of September x86 server revenues were $43.0 billion Installed Base grew to 4.13 million
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