Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) stories - Page 27

HPE's latest refresh of its ProLiant server range sees the addition of Intel's new Xeon processor and built-in support for Persistent Memory.

Converged systems revenue surpasses $3.1bn in Q4 2015, with hyperconverged systems driving growth, according to IDC.

Nlyte's DCIM software now integrates with HPE OneView in a move HPE says will better enable customers to keep pace with business changes.

Composable infrastructure may revolutionise IT by melding compute, storage and network, promising agility in a tech-driven business era.

Chris Trevitt, ex-EMC channel chief, takes over at HPE, bringing a wealth of experience to drive the indirect business segment.

IBM saw strong server revenue growth in Q4, while the density optimised segment of the market benefitting from continuing data center buildouts.

HPE is making inroads into competitors' shares in the enterprise storage systems market, while all-flash and hyperscale data centers add to the change.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise has extended its push for the all flash data center with storage portfolio enhancements.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise's Raj Thakur outlines how converged data center infrastructure can help enterprises compete at the speed of disruption.

Growth in hyperscale data centres has boosted server revenue and shipments with APAC leading the charge - but it's not the big names making the gains.

Endpoint security vendors are battling it out in the war for market share, according to Technology Business Research.

HPE has completed its open infrastructure portfolio with the addition of an open, cloud-optimised storage server.

The biggest threat for security breaches isn't your firewall or SSL certificate, it's your applications - and it's an increasing threat.

Enablement is a key word for HPE NZ channel manager Cedric Edwards, as the company looks to drive local business via its channel.

The data center asset management market is thriving as operators seek more efficient and scalable management solutions. So who is leading the pack?.

HPE NZ is upping the ante for its partners, offering up 'sportacular' incentives, as winning partners attending last week's Super Bowl 50 can attest.

NZ's IT sector braces as HPE confirms Exeed and Ingram Micro as main disties, with Sektor for networking, reshaping the local channel.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise has revealed its new - rationalised - Kiwi distribution line up, with three disties in, and three out.

New offerings from HPE, IBM and EMC are helping drive the green data center market to new highs and making cloud computing a reality a new report says.

As organisations face an increasingly volatile threat landscape, security operations centres (SOCs) play an important role in protection.