HP EliteBook and Intel® vPro™ Technology: Rx for Healthcare Mobility

HP's EliteBook business notebook portfolio is exactly what the doctor ordered for healthcare and other mobility-seeking environments. To continue reading download this white paper, sponsored by HP.



IDC Research Report: The Business Value of Consolidating on Energy-Efficient Servers

Most organizations faced with budget challenges put off capital expenditures (capex) and seek alternatives, such as extending server life cycles and extending software licenses. This paper demonstrates that such a buy and hold strategy actually adds costs to the datacenter. Continue to read the full report from IDC.



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Spend less for power and have more for your business. The sixth-generation (G6) of HP ProLiant DL, ML, and BL servers is the broadest range of servers in the industry based on the Intel® Xeon® processor 5500 series. Get up to speed on this line of servers from HP in this whitepaper.



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An HP ProLiant c-Class server blade is a complete server that slides into an HP BladeSystem c-Class Enclosure. Three different c-Class enclosures are available to meet the needs of large or small IT environments. For a complete briefing on these technologies, download this informative whitepaper from HP.



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