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OEM agreement with HP about Solaris

Wednesday, February 25. 2009

Today HP and Sun announced an multi-year agreement that makes HP an OEM for Solaris on x86. The press release from HP states:

Under the terms of the new original equipment manufacturers (OEM) and support agreement, Sun becomes a strategic HP ProLiant OS distribution partner and Solaris is now elevated to the lineup of key operating environments for the HP ProLiant platform.

Now we have all the big ones ... HP, IBM and Dell. I think this is another proofpoint, that Solaris has some momentum in marketplace. You don´t make such agreements, when there is no money to make. Mark Potter is cited in the Sun press release:

"We're responding to our customers who have asked for expanded HP ProLiant operating environment support to address their diverse application requirements," said Mark Potter, senior vice president and general manager, BladeSystem and Insight Software, HP.

Posted by Joerg Moellenkamp in English, Solaris at 17:06 | Comments (2) | Trackback (1)

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SUN und HP kooperieren
Damit sind alle Großen beisammen, nach IBM und DELL hat nun auch HP eine Vereinbarung mit SUN getroffen. Jörg hat sich dazu auch schon aus Sicht eines Sunnies geäußert. Ich bin mal gespannt wie sich das so entwickelt.

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so when do we get the CPQary3 driver with Solaris, online BIOS and Firmware Updates and hpacucli?

Just kidding, but we need more than warm words....

#1 thomas on 2009-02-25 19:18 (Reply)

And: We definitiely need JBOD-configurations of HP, DELL or something-servers. Some DELL-Controllers can't even be configured to provide JBOD.

But nonetheless: Cool....

#1.1 Sven (Homepage) on 2009-02-25 19:58 (Reply)

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