Infrastructure & the Cloud
summary
HP claims one server ships every 15 seconds and about 25–50% run Linux, and presents three infrastructure bets: Project Moonshot has a vendor room demo and targets hyperscale ops with claims like 89% less energy, 94% less space and 97% less complexity for specialized workloads; Project Odyssey brings mission‑critical Linux and a single‑system image to big iron so existing enterprise apps don’t require full reengineering; Project Voyager adds telemetry and provenance to correlate component manufacturing to failures and simplify fleet troubleshooting, all tied to hybrid OpenStack‑based cloud services.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Start
- 4:10Infrastructure & The Cloud
- 6:32Cloud market leadership
- 8:10The power of convergence
- 11:34Transforming the server industry
- 12:26Project Odyssey: Bringing Mission-Critical Integrity/HP-UX Technology to x86
- 15:45Project Voyager: Focused on customers' biggest issues The cost of manual operations is unsustainable
- 17:13The Converged Cloud
- 21:06HP Converged Infrastructure Real Transformation
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