HP sweet talks the hand that feeds IT
Tue, Mar 10th, 2009 |
These days, no IT vendor seems to be capable of doing a plain, old-fashioned product launch. And now, with Hewlett-Packard owning Electronic Data Systems and giving IBM a run for the product and services money in the data centers of the world, it seems like everything has to have a services angle.
Hardware gets cheaper and cheaper every year thanks to Moore's Law, but HP, IBM, and hundreds of other key suppliers of IT are thankful that people are not transistors...
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