Displaying items by tag: HPE

According to Nvidia co-founder and CEO Jen-Hsun Huang, the company has a rule that "no project should have to rely on three miracles" - but the new Tesla P100 accelerator required five.

Global computer technology giant Dell is touting significant momentum with sales of its PowerEdge 13th generation servers with global customers, claiming wins over competitor solutions from Cisco, HPE and Lenovo.

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.

Revenue fell from $3.6 billion to $3.3 billion, total expenses were just over $3.6 billion – due mostly to the cost of keeping inventory in Australia.

HPE has taken machine learning mainstream giving developers easy, fast and proven tools for building data-rich applications.

Consolidation, cost reduction and greater performance of an all-flash data centre can reduce IT budgets by 33% while improving business agility.

Big data analytics is set to give rise to distributed intelligence that can improve most anything humans do, but without a thunderclap of change. By taking a holistic view of integrated intelligence, you will be primed to reap all the advantages of our future in 2016.

Traditional ‘bolt-on’ security solutions are failing - HPE feels that security needs to be built into the fabric of enterprise IT to stop attacks in their tracks.

When you talk to AJ Casamento, Brocade’s ‘Solutioneer’ you quickly forget how stultifying the topic of enterprise storage can be.

DevOps is short for ‘development operations’ and this buzz word is increasingly used to describe the delivery of software and infrastructure changes.

Cybercriminals are getting smarter, attack sophistication is on the rise and organisations struggle to keep pace with dissolving perimeter and diversifying platforms.

Unstructured data is doubling every 18 months. SMB’s ability to accelerate business decisions - the ability to quickly and efficiently harness the value of information - is critical for success. 

Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Microsoft have deepened their collaboration on enterprise use of Windows 10 cloud and mobility.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise has started trading. Apart from its ‘Enterprise’ distinction what does it really offer its customers and how will it work with HP Inc., the new personal computing and printer division.

HP is planning to shed another 30,000 jobs within the newly formed Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) unit – a technology division focused on consulting and data analysis that will be hived-off from its personal computer and printing divisions (HP Inc).