HP Puts Its Disaster-tolerant Capabilities to the Test
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(Source: ProCurve) At a high-tech ballistics center managed by National Technical Systems in Camden, Arkansas, HP simulated a gas leak using real explosives that resulted in a very real explosion and datacenter destruction.
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By WAYNE HEILMAN THE GAZETTE Ross Johnson has worked more than 30 years in the Rockrimmon computer data storage plant now owned by Hewlett-Packard Co., surviving two mergers and numerous layoffs.
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MOP to the rescue HP has located a few friends, including Intel and AMD, to help it deal with the multi-core processor morass.â¦
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Hewlett-Packard has unveiled its storage grid architecture strategyâan approach that company executives claim is faster and more efficient than comparable products and systems on the market today.
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SAN FRANCISCO Engineers at Hewlett-Packard are working on what they call virus-throttling software that could slow the spread of viruses and worms, possibly limiting the destruction that hackers inflict on millions of computers each year.
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This organization uses standard hardware and software builds throughout the enterprise, so everything that works during testing should work fine for users -- shouldn't it?
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EXTENDING the boundaries of workstation computing, HP has introduced a low-cost workstation that brings unprecedented performance to the entrylevel market.
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HP and Global Mobile demonstrated a mobile WiMax station for use in hospitals.
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Hewlett-Packard was the first company to offer a grid storage device, but others are moving to catch up.
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Hewlett-Packard has dropped plans to beef up its HP-UX operating system with new high availability and clustering technology it obtained in its 2002 acquisition of Compaq. The company will instead shift its development focus to new areas, as it attempts to convince customers that there is still life in its venerable Unix operating system.
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Say it with us - 'Mission Critical' HP today gave its Unix business the big squeeze with a new release of HP-UX and a pair of compact Itanium-based servers.â¦
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HP, at its Technology Forum in Las Vegas, said it is developing storage technology that more accurately assigns storage capacity as needed in an enterprise.
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Hewlett-Packard, which had some well publicizedÂ legal troublesÂ of its own not long ago, has unveiled a data backup system to help other companies when they are hit with a lawsuit or regulatory audit.
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InfoWorld - Hewlett Packard&#39;s acquisition of Web applications security specialist SPI Dynamics on June 19 illustrates a growing demand among enterprise customers to have vulnerability-scanning tools integrated into their software development platforms.
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This organization fell victim to what can be described as the Achilles' heel of storage infrastructure - the intersection of technology bugs and human error. This is a highly unpredictable type of risk, and unfortunately the opportunities for prevention and avoidance are few.
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When software projects go bad, the results can be disastrous. Every few months, a new horror story pops into the headlines -- like Hewlett-Packard Co.'s recent, flawed SAP deployment. The company had done dozens of smooth ERP (enterprise resource planning) migration projects, but when its latest ran into problems, the cascading disruptions contributed to HP missing its third-quarter financial projections.
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By Jordan Robertson Associated Press  SAN JOSE, Calif. -- Hewlett-Packard Co.