HP puts on Red Hat
- 04 June, 2009 14:51
- Comments 1
HP and Red Hat have teamed up to develop a RISC Migration project solution.
The solution comprises Red Hat Enterprise Linux running on HP BladeSystems, and is designed as a high performance solution.
Each BladeSystem server purchased between now and the end of October will come with a trial of Enterprise Linux V5.3. HP is also offering free support during the trial period. In addition, any organisation that activates the Red Hat trial is eligible for a $500 education credit offer to be used towards a range of selected HP and Red Hat courses.
In a release, HP technology services manager for SMB and channels, Cyrus Pestonji, claimed the solution will be a conversation starter for both vendors’ channel partners.
“With cost pressures, customers are increasingly looking towards standards-based, open source software, running on a stable platform,” Pestonji said in the release.
Come socialise with us! Facebook | LinkedIn
- Bookmark this page
- Share this article
- Got more on this story? Email ARN
- Follow ARN on twitter
- What is Wireless 2.0
- Premier Media Group Fast Study
- HiveManager Online: Less Dollars, More Sense
- Red Light In the Control Centre Saves Hours of Chaos
- Churchtown Primary School UK Primary School Chooses Aerohive's Reliable, Manageable, Scalable and Economical Controller-less Wireless LAN Architecture
-
REVIEW: Is the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 the new king of Android tablets?
-
MySpace: The next hot social network?
-
Datacom joins AFP, Microsoft and ninemsn to support ThinkUKnow
-
Lenovo awarded NSW DET netbook contract
-
Telstra-NBN Co wholesale broadband agreement “imminent”








Comments
Anonymous
I wonder what this means for HP's agreement with Novell SUSE Linux. While HP never officially supported SUSE, they did "certify" it for use on their systems. I wonder if they'll drop that information from their Web site now that they are officially supporting RHEL.
Post new comment