HPE buys HPC specialist SGI for $275m

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HPE buys HPC specialist SGI for $275m

HPE targets high-performance computing with $275m SGI purchase

Hewlett Packard Enterprises (HPE) is to buy high-performance computing (HPC) company SGI in a deal valuing the company at $275m. SGI, which used to be known as Silicon Graphics, started life spe...

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