Hewlett-Packard on Wednesday launched a new line of special-purpose servers designed by Intel, but HP plans to wean itself somewhat from dependence on the chipmaker in the future with the critical new ...

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Hewlett-Packard this week introduced new servers for the SMB market including an entry-level model a top HP executive called the perfect gift for graduates looking to start their careers as ...

Six new Integrity servers are now available with the latest 1.6GHz Intel Itanium 2 processors, according to HP, Palo Alto, Calif. Along with the newest Intel chips, HP has incorporated integrated ...

After a two-year hiatus, it appears that Hewlett-Packard is back on top of the server heap. Gartner has released its latest numbers concerning server shipments, which for the first time in a couple of ...

In December 2002 AMI-Partners, a global research firm, forecast that worldwide IT and telephony spending by small to mid-sized businesses will grow by seven percent this year, compared with a ...

HP's first-generation MediaSmart EX475 was the poster-child for Windows Home Server. Now, HP are back with their second-gen version, the MediaSmart EX487; the hardware looks the same, but what's under ...

Hewlett-Packard is partnering with Foxconn, the Taiwanese manufacturing giant best known for producing Apple’s iPhone, to tackle the growing market for low-cost servers in cloud data centers. The ...

I know Gen7's are getting old but they are cheap so you could buy whole servers to have as spare parts. I also know HP doesn't officially support Server 2016/Hyper-V on them but I am curious if anyone ...

HP announced an expanded partnership with hypervisor market leader VMware that would have the two vendors working together to develop management software products designed to manage physical and ...

Hewlett-Packard launches a new line of special-purpose servers designed by Intel, but plans to wean itself from dependence on the chipmaker in the future. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to ...