HP ports NonStop technology from Itanium to x86

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Customers will have the choice of running NonStop on either Itanium or x86

Systems giant Hewlett-Packard (HP) has announced plans to migrate its mission-critical HP NonStop technology to the Intel x86 server architecture, providing customers with an alternative to Intel I...

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