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Showing 1-10 of 10 results foundCalifornia's $116 million in PC contracts
July 1, 2005 An open, competitive bidding process yields contracts for seven PC makers, including Hewlett-Packard, IBM and Gateway.IBM chalks up two health care wins
August 18, 2004 The deals with a university medical center and a California health care provider come two weeks after a win with the Mayo Clinic.HP snaps up Mercury Interactive
July 25, 2006 Plans to bolster OpenView management software with Mercury's app development products--for $4.5 billion.Server, workstation shipments rise in third quarter
November 2, 2000 Market researcher Dataquest puts server growth at 16.5 percent year over year, with workstations up 3.9 percent, as component shortages have eased.HP prepares 'infinity' campaign for Itanium servers
March 3, 2006 HP hopes a new advertising symbol will regain some of the delayed Itanium chip's lost momentum.Photo: Itanium 'infinity' campaignHP launching Montecito servers--without Montecito
February 28, 2006 Company to debut high-end Unix server without intended processor, thanks to Intel's continued chip release delay.HP to adopt AMD's Opteron in servers
January 26, 2004 Hewlett-Packard plans to come out with servers that contain Advanced Micro Devices' Opteron processor, another significant win for AMD.Sun to subsidize Oracle database software
January 11, 2006 To compete with IBM and HP, Sun will bundle Oracle's database with higher-end Unix servers, subsidize customer fees. Photo: Best buddies McNealy and EllisonSun plans patent protection for open-source Solaris
November 18, 2004 Plans to provide umbrella from patent-infringement suits to outsiders using or developing the OS--a move to counter Linux. Sun posts early Java 6 code Photos: Sun execs talk techSGI to upgrade high-end Linux servers next week
October 26, 2004 Silicon Graphics Inc. plans to announce a new Linux computer that uses Intel's newest Itanium 2.
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