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HP knew Autonomy was a duff buy, claim HP shareholders in $1bn suit

Apotheker ignored accounting irregularities and outdated tech

HP EMEA boss recruits enterprise generals

Prepare your soldiers for the channel trenches

Watch out, office bods: A backdoor daemon lurks in HP LaserJets

Aah, telnet. We meet again

HP wanted to offload Autonomy on SAP, says SAP co-chief

Updated But German software firm was 'never seriously interested'

HP Cloud Map for Oracle Database

Whitepaper: Importing the template

HP ProLiant Gen8 : Intelligent Series Rack

Whitepaper: the world's most intelligent servers

HP Virtual Application Networks

Whitepaper: Demo Video
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Mad Leo exit finally clears way for Blighty to love HP again

HP has finally halted the downward sales trend in distribution that dogged its UK operation for much of 2012. Figures from Context show that HP accounted for 22 per cent of the £1.8bn worth of tech shipped by distributors in Q1 2012, a share that steadily declined to 16 per cent by Q4. But Jeremy Davies, CEO at the Brit-based …

Dell's enterprise biz: Can you beat HP without being HP?

The head of Dell’s enterprise business last week claimed the firm was on track to take the number one spot in the x86 server market this year, kicking out incumbent HP. Marius Haas made himself a hostage to server market fortune as the Texan firm shipped its enterprise top brass into London to convince customers, and channel …
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HP workers halt legal fight against bosses over 29,000 job cuts

Disagreements settled, negotiations resumed

HP re-elects all directors

Billions lost, board absolved

Oracle loses appeal in HP row over Itanium

Oracle's last-ditch effort to wriggle out of a judgment requiring it to continue support for HP's Itanium-based servers has failed, leaving only the issue of damages to be resolved. In August 2012, a San Jose, California court ruled that Oracle had violated the terms of its contract with HP when it announced that it would no …

HP CEO talks up uncertainty in Dell buy-out

HP's self appointed turnaround queen Meg Whitman reckons that Dell's move to go private again will create a period of uncertainty for the customers and channel partners. And who can blame her for putting the hammer down on her rival? Dell waded with some barbed comments when HP's hapless homer CEO Leo Apotheker publicly stated …

HP pulls its Koeck out of Germany, slides him into European PCs

Sounds a bit like...

Whitman vows to end channel conflict at HP

Direct sales teams made to honor partner-led deals

UK Serious Fraud Office queues up to probe HP's Autonomy allegations

...using Autonomy's own software

Storage veteran Murphy returns to HDS after HP fling

Sniffed Hewlett-Packard, didn't like what he smelled

'HP has just days to cough what it knew about Autonomy'

Former SEC aide urges watchdog to 'hold HP's feet to fire'

HP to partners: Flog our public clouds ... don't worry, you'll get paid

VARs and SIs must wait until summer for billing control

Brit Bill Gates writes ANOTHER open letter to HP board

Pleads for Big Reveal at AGM

HP mashes up ProLiant, Integrity, BladeSystem, and Moonshot server businesses

New appliance server group to peddle 'converged systems'
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Dell slaps back at HP after Meg's 'uncertainty' diss: You're flip-floppers

Dell's global channel boss has accused HP of flip-flopping on its direct sales strategy, claiming its archrival has failed to create a stable platform where partners can feel secure investing their resources. The war of words erupted after HP CEO Meg Whitman recently told resellers at its Global Partner Conference (GPC) that …

Opinion

Joe Fay

Server boss comes to London, become hostage to fortune
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Tim Ayling

Er, what does that mean? Anything you want it to
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Eddie Pacey

Get your money up front if you want money up front

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