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02 Mar 2011
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HP has announced that it is integrating utility storage technology from 3PAR, the company it acquired for $2.35bn (£1.44bn) last September, into its cloud computing offering.
The company also introduced new storage systems for virtualised environments and data de-duplication.
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The integration of 3PAR's technology will provide features such as automated storage tiers to improve performance, and thin storage offerings to obviate over-provisioning.
It will also help companies seeking to consolidate storage hardware with converged block-and-file storage on a single storage array, said HP.
Simplified data management across converged storage, server and networking platforms has also been provided.
To automate the provisioning of multi-tenant cloud storage, 3PAR utility storage can be managed as part of HP's CloudSystem, for delivering services across private, public and hybrid clouds.
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