HP Labs hopes to secure cloud computing

This March, Hewlett-Packard announced a new corporate strategy to provide customers with seamless, secure, situational user experience. HP Laboratories, as the central Research and Development organization of the company, become the core of the strategy. Recently, Hewlett-Packard Http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/1719.html "> Senior Vice president and HP Laboratory director Prith Banerjee in an interview with reporters, disclosed the laboratory part of the latest results and strategic positioning.

"We expect people to be able to access the cloud through up to 10 billion of their connected devices," Prith Banerjee said. So HP Labs want to provide innovation at every point of contact in the information. He said that HP Laboratories, as the central Research and Development organization of HP, carry the four missions. This includes delivery of groundbreaking technical and technological advances. "such as inkjet printing technology, the technology to support the HP business volume of revenue has reached 10 billion of dollars." "At the same time, innovative technology will provide HP with practical business opportunities." "Last year, Hewlett-Packard Labs developed a data-heavy technology (datade-duplication) that allows HP to advocate a one-time storage concept." "In addition, the experiment is dedicated to continuously advancing cutting-edge technologies and providing services to customers and partners."

In terms of specific areas of research and development, Prith Banerjee says there are eight major areas of work in HP Labs, including: print and content delivery, mobile and immersion experience, cloud and security, information analysis, intelligent infrastructure, networking and communications, services, and sustainable development. According to the introduction, HP laboratories worldwide distribution in seven countries, in the above eight research areas, information analysis, network and communication, printing and content delivery research is conducted in the Chinese laboratory.

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