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HP Announces a Standardization Program for the Adaptive Enterprise and Introduces Dual-Core PA-RISC 8800 Microprocessors and Low-Voltage Itanium 2-Based ServersProduct Type: Market Research ReportPublished by: IDC Published: March 2004 Product Code: R104-14826 Description This IDC Insight analyzes HP's February 9, 2004, announcement of new servers
based on PA-RISC and Itanium 2 microprocessors. It also discusses the meaning
of HP's announcement that it will take a "standardization" approach to
architecting utility infrastructure by building on hardware and software
components that can be replicated across the infrastructure and using design
approaches, or blueprints, that can leverage HP Services and its partners as
they work with customers to build adaptive enterprises and utility
infrastructure.Table of Contents Table of Contents IDC Opinion In This Insight Situation Overview Combining Services, Software, and Servers to Build Adaptive Infrastructure Simplifying Inherited IT Infrastructure HP's Revenue Mix of RISC Servers and Intel-Based Servers Is Changing Table: HP Worldwide Revenue by Chip Type, 2001 , 2002, and 1Q03-3Q03 HP Product Announcements HP's New Dual-Core PA-RISC 8800 Microprocessor New Low-End PA-RISC?Based HP 9000 Servers New HP Integrity Servers Based on the Deerfield Microprocessor HP Enhances Linux Clusters with Integrity Server Nodes Future Outlook HP Aims to Show That Standardization Will Trim IT Budgets Learn More Related Research |
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