Hewlett-Packard and Microsoft will invest US$250 million over three years on a product integration strategy meant to "significantly simplify" technology deployments for companies of all sizes, they said Wednesday.
The agreement will employ a new "infrastructure-to-application" model and result in prepackaged offerings that combine servers, storage, networking and applications.
Executives are discussing the pact at a press conference currently under way.
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