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"Servers & Data Systems" - 23 Total Result(s)
Photo of a C-Class HP BladeSystem containing eight modules.
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Power Blade: HP BladeSystem C-Class
The C-Class of HP BladeSystem technology brought blade servers to the mainstream enterprise market. Previous BladeSystem products had been too expensive for all but large corporate customers. In addit ...
Photo of the HP 9000 Model 1210, one of Hewlett-Packard's first fault tolerant computers.
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Set for Success: HP 9000 Model 1210
The HP 9000 Model 1210 was one of Hewlett-Packard’s first “fault tolerant” computers, meaning it could continue to function even if a part failed, a critical feature in minimizing disruption in enterp ...
Front of the HP B6200 48TB StoreOnce Backup System.
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Smart Storage: StoreOnce
Developed by HP Labs and first introduced in 2010, StoreOnce technology, shown here in the HP B6200 48TB StoreOnce Backup System, reined in the explosive growth in Data Center storage needs by elimina ...
A woman works at a terminal of the HP 3000 950 in 1987.
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Taking a RISC: The HP 3000 950
When it was introduced in 1986, the HP 3000 950 was the most powerful computer Hewlett-Packard had ever produced, capable of supporting up to 400 terminals. Along with its counterpart, the 930, it was ...
A photo of Digital Equipment Corporation's TYPESET-8, a turnkey computer system from 1968.
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That’s Key: The TYPESET-8
Digital Equipment Corporation’s TYPESET-8 pioneered the “turnkey” computer system, where a system was custom designed for a specific application and was ready to perform that application at the press ...
Photo of the Digital Equipment Corporation PDP 8/I, taken in 1968.
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The DEC PDP 8 Minicomputer
The PDP 8 from Digital Equipment Corporation was the first commercially successful minicomputer. First introduced in 1965, its success triggered a revolution in data processing that continued through ...
A man works with a stylus on the HP 520/9000 desktop computer.
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The Desktop Mainframe: The HP 9000
The HP 9000 Technical Desktop series was the beginning of a new level of involvement from Hewlett-Packard in the workstation and server markets. The first computer in the HP 9000 series, the 520/9000 ...
A man sitting at the HP 300 terminal with built-in desk and keyboard.
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The HP 300: The Standalone Unit
The HP 300 was an attempt to find middle ground between the large mainframes of the 1960s and 1970s and the networked personal computers of the 1980s. It came in an all-in-one box that included proces ...
Photo of the HP 3000 minicomputer and a man working at a nearby terminal.
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The HP 3000: A Legend is Born
The 3000 was Hewlett-Packard’s first machine designed for commercial data processing, thus making it Hewlett-Packard’s first committed entry into the computer market. (The company’s earlier 2100 serie ...
HP Moonshot 1500 server rack with one cartridge pulled out for display.
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The Miracle of Moonshot
Based on 10 years of research from HP Labs, Moonshot was the world’s first software-defined server. A fundamental disruption in server design, Moonshot servers ran on extreme low-energy microprocessor ...