Yahoo Finance Hewlett Packard (HPE) Expands Alletra Portfolio Services
Hewlett Packard Enterprise HPE recently announced new file, block, disaster and backup recovery data services that will aid customers eliminate data silos, reduce cost, complexity and enhance performance. The new file and block services leverage a flexible architecture through the company’s Alletra Storage MP, enabling customers to store, manage and protect all data types from one unified platform across the hybrid cloud environment.
Available through HPE GreenLake, the newly declared offerings leverage a flexible architecture from the company’s Alletra Storage MP solution, which allows clients to gain an edge over others. The HPE Alletra Storage MP supports a disaggregated infrastructure with multiple storage protocols on the same hardware that can scale independently for performance and capacity. It ensures that customers benefit from a single, unified cloud platform to deploy, manage and orchestrate data and storage services, regardless of the workload and storage protocol.
HPE Storage’s executive vice president and general manager, Tom Black, pointed “The new HPE GreenLake data services and expanded HPE Alletra innovations make it easier and more economical to manage multiple types of data, storage protocols, and workloads, allowing customers to focus on accelerating innovation and driving business results.”
HPE’s GreenLake for File Storage offers a scale-out service to boost processing of data-intensive workloads through enterprise performance at scale with throughput of hundreds of gigabytes per second. The solution combines with VAST Data software to generate a highly resilient file service designed for exabyte scale.
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The company’s GreenLake for Block Storage is the first-ever disaggregated, scale-out block storage with a 100% data availability guarantee. It offers improved price for performance with the always-on and always-fast architecture that helps clients meet service level agreements for mission-critical applications and mixed workloads.
Furthermore, Hewlett Packard’s GreenLake for Disaster Recovery solution reduces data loss and downtime through continuous data protection in the company’s global, scalable software-as-a-service (SaaS) platform with flexible billing. It delivers fast, flexible recovery from any disruption utilizing one simple unified, automated and orchestrated experience across multiple virtual machines.
Meanwhile, the GreenLake Backup and Recovery solution protects on-premises and cloud workloads effortlessly and efficiently with unified management and a single data catalog across private and public cloud workloads. Further, it delivers policy-based orchestration, superior storage efficiency and consumption-based billing delivered via 100% SaaS solution.
Currently, HPE GreenLake for File Storage and GreenLake for Block Storage solutions can be ordered while the GreenLake for Disaster Recovery solution can be ordered in Jun 2023. The GreenLake for Backup and Recovery is generally available.
HPE GreenLake
The HPE GreenLake solution offers customers better visibility into resource utilization across co-located and public cloud-based workloads. The services ensure the administration of applications and data. HPE’s GreenLake service suite provides customers with an agile, flexible, pay-per-use cloud experience, thereby eliminating the need for any major upfront capital investment. The edge-to-cloud platform continues to win back-to-back deals.
In March, Ireland’s managed cloud services provider eir evo selected the HPE platform to advance the cloud services offering for its Digital Planet solution. The HPE GreenLake platform will help eir evo’s Digital Planet meet growing demand, accelerate deployment of new services and enhance overall customer experience for its private cloud offering.
In the same month, the company signed a definitive agreement to acquire California-based OpsRamp, an information technology operations management company, to integrate GreenLake with OpsRamp’s hybrid digital operations management solution. The integrated solution is likely to lower HPE’s operational complexity of multi-vendor and multi-cloud IT environments that are in the public cloud, colocations and on-premises.
In January, a leading Japan-headquartered data print services and business process outsourcing provider, TOPPAN FORMS CO., LTD., selected HPE GreenLake to create a scalable, secure and agile services infrastructure that will grow with its business. In the same month, a branch of Brazil's largest medical cooperative group, Unimed Grande Florianópolis, chose the platform to accelerate innovation and deliver new digital touchpoints and services to healthcare patients across the country.
Hewlett Packard views artificial intelligence, Industrial IoT and distributed computing as the next major markets. The company has been benefiting from strong executions in clearing backlogs, an improved supply chain and increased customer acceptance. Hewlett Packard’s efforts to shift its focus to higher-margin offerings like Intelligent Edge and Aruba Central Hyperconverged Infrastructure are aiding its bottom line.
Zacks Rank & Stocks to Consider
Hewlett Packard currently carries a Zacks Rank #4 (Sell). Shares of HPE have increased 2.1% in the past year.
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