This can prove burdensome to the company wanting to be a part of the program. Providers who have been accepted believe the thoroughness is worth the effort. This report summarizes the results of the 2000 Worldwide Advocacy Survey of HP Computer Users and the 2000 Interex Strategic Interest Survey. HP to sell Intel's server appliances HP Professional HP will sell Intel's NetStructure server appliances. HP is the first computer manufacturer to license NetStructure and will use the technology under its own name.
Server appliances are one of the fastest hardware growth areas.
NEC to supply servers to HP, Bull HP Professional NEC will begin supplying computer servers to Hewlett-Packard and Bull in March for sale in Japan, the United States and Europe. This will boost NEC's share in the high-end network computing business. The severs are able to operate as many as 16 Intel Corp 64-bit microprocessors simultaneously. HP have an agreement to incorporate host based applications with HP solutions, including mobile e-services to business customers using Seagull's Wireless to Host technology. The agreement exploits the rapidly growing wireless market.