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"Servers & Data Systems" - 23 Total Result(s)
The Programmed Data Processor-1 (PDP-1) set from Digital Equipment Corporation.
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A Computer of Firsts: The PDP-1
Introduced in 1959, the Programmed Data Processor-1 (PDP-1) was the first computer from Digital Equipment Corporation, the first computer to focus on interaction with the user and the first minicomput ...
HP 3000 line (L to R): Micro3000 LX, Micro3000 GX, Micro3000 XE, Series 70, Series 925 LX, Series 935, Series 950, Series 955.
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All in the Family: The Growth of the HP 3000
By 1989, the HP 3000, first launched 17 years earlier, had grown into an entire family of business computers that were expandable and compatible, allowing for a wide range of systems from which to cho ...
Photo of the Compaq SystemPro server from 1989.
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All SystemPro Go: x86 PC Architecture
The Compaq SystemPro was perhaps the first server built around the industry standard x86 PC architecture, changing the field forever. Hewlett-Packard took over server R&D and production from Compaq in ...
A photo of the bh5700 blade server released in 2006.
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BH5700 Blade Server: Meeting the Standard
As mobile technology revolutionized communications, Hewlett-Packard developed new solutions to help companies thrive in the new environment. The bh5700 blade server, released in 2006, was one of the f ...
A photo of two computer circuit boards in the foreground and HP employee working in the background.
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Crafted by Hand
Hewlett-Packard first entered the computer market before the invention of the microprocessor, making computer construction and operation all the more challenging. These CPU registers for Hewlett-Packa ...
A photo of Digital Equipment Corporation's Programmed Data Processor-11 (PDP-11) taken in 1972.
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DEC’s PDP-11: A Mighty Minicomputer
Digital Equipment Corporation’s Programmed Data Processor-11 (PDP-11) series was perhaps the most popular minicomputer in history. It was in production from 1970 until the 1990s. During that time, aro ...
Examples of data center systems adapted from HP's 3000 and 9000 product lines.
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Digging Into Data Centers
HP Corporate Business Systems marked Hewlett-Packard’s entry into the market for data-center-specific products. The systems included nine models adapted from the HP 3000 and 9000 product lines, which ...
Photo of the DY-2500 Computing Digital Indicator (front view).
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How Dynac/Dymec Led HP to Computers
In 1956, Hewlett-Packard created Dynac — renamed Dymec in 1958 — to work on systems in which multiple products were combined to carry out a specific purpose, such as radar simulators for missile devel ...
Front of the NetServer LM 4/33.
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Next Up: NetServer Networked Computers
The NetServer series launched in 1993 — the LM 4/33 was among its introductory products. Networked computers were becoming more common in small and medium-sized businesses, and NetServer staked out He ...
A crane lifts a Hewlett-Packard computer onto the research vessel Chain in 1966.
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On Sale: The First HP Computer Purchase
The first Hewlett-Packard computer ever purchased was sold to Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute in 1966 for use on the research vessel Chain.