Hewlett-Packard, like other leading server vendors IBM and Dell, sees a server future that is thin, cool and efficient as the blade server market continues to grow at a steady pace. Thanks to cost-savings, scalability and manageability, thin blade servers are appealing not only to typical, larger high-performance computing customers but also to small and medium-sized businesses. With the cost savings and flexibility they afford organizations of all sizes, the blade server market is indeed advancing rapidly, said IDC Research Vice President Jean Bozman.
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HP, Rivals Betting on Blade Future
Posted by: Jay Lyman July 3, 2006 02:32 PMHewlett-Packard, like other leading server vendors IBM and Dell, sees a server future that is thin, cool and efficient as the blade server market continues to grow at a steady pace. Thanks to cost-savings, scalability and manageability, thin blade servers are appealing not only to typical, larger high-performance computing customers but also to small and medium-sized businesses. With the cost savings and flexibility they afford organizations of all sizes, the blade server market is indeed advancing rapidly, said IDC Research Vice President Jean Bozman.