HP pushes blade calculation standard to Chinese standard

Sina Science and technology news June 29, according to HP Global server business executives said HP intends to work with competitors, including companies to discuss the introduction of blade computing standards.　　But because of the complexity of the standards, he has some concerns about the Chinese local blade server standards that the company launched earlier. 28th afternoon, HP Technology Solutions Group Enterprise Storage and server Business Department of senior vice president and general manager Scott Stallard, Asia Pacific and Japan Vice President Anthony McMahon, China District general manager Zhang Ju, in Beijing, received a very few media interviews,　　and Sina technology to discuss the recent controversial local server Standard topic. Earlier June 20, an IBM System x server in Greater China, the head of the BladeCenter Blade server after the launch of a media interview, hinted that the Chinese local server standards launched by the dawn company will not succeed.　　The speech, which caused a stir in the industry. A few days later, Mii, the Chinese Electronic Standardization Association of High-performance Computer Standards Working Committee Secretary General Zengyu deliberately called the media to respond, said "the majority of global servers by foreign enterprises, Chinese enterprises to unite to set the Chinese standard is not to form a monopoly, but to overthrow the original monopoly." Chinese companies cannot simply label foreign companies. "Talking about the local blade server standards launched by the dawn combined with 32 domestic companies, Scott Stallard admits that he has not paid much attention to the standard, saying it needs to know more about China's local standards to see what it is." "As there is no unified Global blade Server Standard, Scott Stallard admits HP is actively exploring the possibility of a standard in the industry," he said.　　Of course in the current product, HP has not yet come together with the main rivals, but there is much progress. "If there is such a standard in China, we will weigh and evaluate it carefully," said Scott Stallard. He also pointed out that because of the complexity of the blade standards, hardware and software, as well as cooling and energy control, so many factors, "we are not sure whether the Chinese standards will be included in all things!" Scott Stallard added that HP believes there are several key factors in labeling. Because the blade is a whole solution, he "does not think that the pure white card machine components directly plugged into the back of the concept can be reflected in the blade key business solutions."　　It's not worth it, and it's not what users need. Anthony McMahon that Hewlett-Packard considered a lot of architecture development, such as how to integrate the blade parts more into the system's needs.　　HP Blade architecture is now an open platform that accommodates the needs of many manufacturers. By contrast, Zhang Ju, who is more familiar with the local market, has the same point: Hewlett-Packard and IBM occupy 80% of the blade market, and the movements, direction and structure of the two companiesMarket standards have been established. "HP is interested in focusing on the so-called criteria, but in fact the market has decided that whoever does the most will become the standard." "In Zhang Ju's view, due to large scale, local manufacturers in the field of Blade server has been very little."