Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) ‘Discover 2016’ from 7-9 June was more than a gathering of the clan – it was a chance to see what this new lean, mean and highly focused company is doing in its four pillars – transform, enable, empower, and protect.
HPE will launch in Q4 its first Docker-ready server and infrastructure portfolio, enabling distributed applications (applications that run on multiple networked computers at the same time) to modernise enterprise data centres.
With the end of support for Microsoft Windows Server 2003 (yes it is still widely used) the logical move is to go to the cloud.
Mid-sized and remote offices can easily deploy, manage and support virtual machines in a few clicks.
The past few years have seen many dramatic changes in the way we utilise IT. Pay as you go, makes a lot of sense in this ever agile world.
HP inherited disparate architectures from Tandem, DEC and Compaq, as well as a couple of its own. Bringing them all together has been a long process, which is nearly complete.
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