How's HP doing after two years?

Shannon gives his take

By INQUIRER staff

Thu May 13 2004, 09:13

TERRY SHANNON from Shannon knows HPC has filed a "report card" on HP's performance two years after the merger.

The PDF contains information about Alpha's Omega, on the Itanium and how HP is coping with the iAMD technology Intel foisted on the world earlier this year.

He also discusses what he thinks is going to happen to the HP Superdome family that's slated to arrive in 2007 or maybe 2008.

Terry says the results took him 150 hours out of a 168 hour week to put the results together. You can find the presentation here. µ

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