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Brief comment on1. Although HP denies rumours that it will exit the public cloud, it believes that future HP will not have much input or effort in the public cloud domain.2. As a traditional IT hardware manufacturer,

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customers is complicated and not a breeze. In short, there are millions of blade servers centrally "neatly deployed" in a large building, which is not easy to manage by several staff. This type of cloud computing center is an electric tiger, and the annual electricity cost is an astronomical number. If it is not done well, it will be called a loss for IDC enterprises. Hewlett-Packard is a large company with over employees. It is the world's largest s

a much stronger combination of modular hardware and networking that can be spun off, and storage resources that can be dynamically allocated through preset policies. Private cloud has excellent security and can reduce the loss of shared assets. With companies such as HP and Dell continually offering such solutions, this is no longer a difficult task today. It's just that it's expensive and not suitable for