HP Integrity Portfolio Triples Performance For Mission-Critical Environments
New systems featuring Intel Itanium processor 9500 series deliver total cost of ownership savings of more than 30 percent.
HP has strengthened its mission-critical Converged Infrastructure portfolio with innovative and enhanced HP Integrity systems, HP-UX software and services to triple performance, boost resiliency and deliver investment protection for critical workloads deployed into the next decade.
Based on HP enhancements and the Intel Itanium processor 9500 series, transactions are processed up to three times faster than previous generations, while using 21 percent less energy. As a result, clients can realise a 33 percent savings in total cost of ownership (TCO).
With advancements in availability and reliability, HP’s mission-critical Converged Infrastructure will continue to enhance established HP Integrity platforms supporting HP-UX, HP NonStop and OpenVMS operating systems. Over time, these advancements will cascade to mission-critical x86 platforms delivering a single, unified infrastructure for UNIX, Microsoft Windows and Linux environments.
The newest solutions offer the scalability, continuous availability and efficiency needed by clients to achieve their mission-critical business goals and improve productivity. The new offerings include a faster, more robust HP Superdome 2, with new blades and advancements to HP’s flagship server that provide high availability for mission-critical workloads.
Three new HP Integrity server blades for the HP BladeSystem c-Class enclosure, provides unique workload flexibility with the electrically isolated hard-partitioning capabilities.
The offerings also include a new entry-class HP Integrity server for branch offices or expanding businesses that is ENERGY STAR certified for reduced energy use; HP-UX advancements that deliver enhanced security and management to speed threat detection and optimise resource utilisation and new advisory workshop services, financing programs and cost assessment tools to assist clients in optimising their mission-critical environment.
“Our mission-critical clients face ever-increasing demands for uptime, performance and security with their most critical applications,” said Santanu Ghose, Director, Business Critical Systems, HP India. “Today’s announcement demonstrates HP’s continued commitment to transform the server landscape with innovations to the Integrity portfolio—offered within a mission-critical Converged Infrastructure that will endure into the future.”

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