Global technology giant HP has signalled its intention to strongly enter the Australian market for private cloud services, in the wake of prior moves by competitors Telstra, Optus, CSC and Fujitsu.

HP has a new set of expert-level cloud certifications for IT professionals who can design and develop cloud computing solutions based on open systems. The training for the certification exams helps ...

HP and Microsoft have announced a four-year scheme that will see the software giant's technology go into HP's private, hybrid and public cloud products The deal, announced on Thursday in a joint ...

HP's Cloud Object Storage and Cloud Content Delivery Network services, currently in public beta, will be generally available Aug. 1, said Gavin Pratt, senior product manager on HP's Cloud Services ...

Rounding out its portfolio of cloud-related offerings, Hewlett-Packard will launch a cloud compute service next month aimed at enterprises. The company will also start offering computing systems for ...

HP's Cirious platform for delivering cloud services will address the security and scalability needs of large enterprise customers, the company says Hewlett-Packard has opened a research lab in ...

HP Wednesday announced products it says will help enterprise IT and service providers ease the adoption of internal cloud computing setups as well as public cloud services. HP, at its Software ...

The focus of those services is less about long-term adoption of cloud computing and more about the initial steps HP and its partners can do to start to take advantage of the new technology, said Jamie ...

ITWorld reported today that HP is expanding its cloud computing presence. The company already offers businesses a solution that provide that hardware, software, and services to build their own private ...

Cloud computing is real and has potential, but Mark Hurd wouldn't trust HP's important computing infrastructure to it yet. Stephen Shankland worked at CNET from 1998 to 2024 and wrote about processors ...

The pandemic has rewritten the rules to the game, in some form, for most industries, but it hit the tech industry in a particularly interesting way. Companies had to pivot virtually overnight to keep ...