HP Planning For Regenerating Integrity Servers

HP one of the biggest IT companies of world is now planning for something new for its products, the company has recently showed up their plans of refreshing the lineup of integrity servers and it is reported to be a great step for the customers using systems as well as for the Intel Itanium processor. The exact official reveal of all these plans of the company will be showed up on Tuesday next week when HP is expected to hold a press conference. A hint for that conference provided by PCworld says that the recently launched Intel’s quad-core “Tukwila” processors will allow the company to update its integrity servers with some more modernized one.

While analyzing the expected update of HP it can be clearly seen that the company has only brought a significant change of speed and the new comers are faster than the earlier ones, other than this the overall systems are almost same. It can be seen that one of the major sellers of Itanium based servers is HP and once this update will be launched for those servers the future of those chip will get some more brighten.  While discussing about these plans of HP Jim McGregor, chief technology strategist with In-Stat said that “It’s definitely a huge launch for Itanium”. There are many such hints provided by HP engineers as well as news media and from all these we can expect that HP is going for the full modernization of the conventional monolithic servers and we can expect the good future of these products because of Hp’s progress.

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Tags: HP, Intel Itanium processor, regenerating integrity servers, Tukwila processors