HP Servers lead 20 Years of x86 Innovation

For two decades, HP ProLiant servers have been at the heart of technical and business innovation as organizations have moved to a networked world. Keeping this development in mind, the former Compaq Computer Corporation has released the Systempro server. The SystemPro began a trend of innovation with multi-processor architecture, hardware RAID and space for expansion. Business had the performance, reliability and expandability they needed for client server computing.

The HP ProLiant portfolio continues to meet organizations’ requirements with the world’s most energy-efficient x86 server family, which includes rack, tower, blade and “skinless” scale-out servers. It has held the number one position in the Asia/Pacific (incl. Japan) x86 Server market for 24 consecutive quarters from Q1 2004 to Q4 2009.  Globally, HP ProLiant systems are the top-selling servers in the world – in fact, every third server sold is an HP server.

“Our customers demand innovative, reliable server technologies that can maximize the performance, space and energy efficiency of their datacenters,” said Rajesh Dhar, Director, Industry Standard Servers, HP Enterprise Business India. “First to market with a whole host of server technologies from x86 on industry-standards to blades, no other vendor can match HP’s 20 years of innovation and experience. We continue to work closely with our customers and partners to deliver the technology innovations that define the next twenty years and beyond.”

Organizations in India recognize that HP ProLiant servers are capable of helping them to drive innovation and create new business opportunities, while achieving maximum performance and value.

“Time to market is critical for us. At the same time, we were also looking to lower our operational expenditure to drive more value with innovation in our products,” Said C. S. Ramesh, Head of IT, Titan Industries. “With HP’s expertise, we migrated more than thirty applications into six HP ProLiant Blade Servers. This has helped us increase utilization by 30% and reduce time to deploying a new application from months to weeks.”