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Open Source Commitment You Can Value

Fueling the community is critical to our commitment to open source for our customers, partners, as well as our own IT infrastructure. We recently teamed with other visionaries on an unparalleled FOSS governance initiative and established FOSSology and FOSSBazaar to foster collaboration on managing FOSS in enterprise environments.

      

Our track record features:

• First Linux indemnification program
• Debian development since 1995, including first thin client, widespread server enablement, and one-stop support
• 3,000 initiated open source and Linux projects
• Open source governance services from 6,500 trained services professionals offering end-to-end lifecycle support
• IP contributions like:
  • 1,200 printer drivers for our distribution partners and end users
  • GPL-licensed LinuxCOE for efficient server provisioning and roll-out

Open Source and Linux Solutions You Can Trust

HP uses open source and Linux technologies to successfully address critical IT issues with customers as well as our own infrastructure. We can offer you:

• Unbiased multi-platform approach embracing multi-OS, OSS, and commercial environments
• Best-of-breed partner-centric portfolio spanning storage, management, virtualization, clustering, and HPC; and a proven ability to resolve 99+% of service requests independently
• New HP ICE-Linux, providing an affordable single point of control for tying Linux server and cluster environments to the data center by simplifying discovery, imaging, monitoring, rapid provisioning, and system deployment
• Integrated and supported HP Open Source Middleware Stacks
• Extensive OS&L services and educational offerings
• Cost-saving consolidated infrastructure of HP BladeSystem, featuring:
  • HP Thermal Logic for power and cooling using 46.5% less energy than IBM BladeCenter-H
  • HP Virtual Connect for network I/O virtualization enabling 94% cable reduction
• Unwavering commitment to the advancement of open source

Check out what's possible at www.hp.com/go/linux