HP becomes Linux Platinum Member to speak on cloud computing

According to foreign media reports, Hewlett-Packard has become the Linux Foundation (Linux Foundation) Platinum member, and the board of directors to obtain a seat, and the membership fee increased to 500,000 dollars a year.

HP into the Linux Foundation Platinum Member (Pictures from the Internet)

The media analysis says HP has been working with the Linux Foundation, and one reason HP raised its contribution to the Linux Foundation is to gain a greater say in cloud computing. HP needs to use this to strengthen cloud computing products, to the independent construction of the cloud computing infrastructure of the enterprise sales server.

But http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/32834.html "> insiders believe that HP's strengthened relationship with open-source organizations may be aimed at expressing dissatisfaction with Microsoft's involvement in the hardware sector. The server version of Linux, introduced by Red Hat, SuSE and canonical for years, has become a powerful competitor for Microsoft Windows Server. Linux is also used in non-computer electronics such as HP printers.

In addition, other platinum members of the Linux Foundation include Fujitsu, IBM, Intel, NEC, Oracle, Samsung and Qualcomm.

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