HPE ProLiant Insights

What is HPE ProLiant?

HPE ProLiant is a line of server computers initially released in 1993 by Hewlett-Packard, later Hewlett Packard Enterprise. ProLiant servers are commonly used in data centers and businesses for various purposes, including virtualization, database management, business applications, and general-purpose computing. They are known for their reliability, scalability, and manageability.

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What other technologies are related to HPE ProLiant?

HPE ProLiant Competitor Technologies

Dell PowerEdge

Dell PowerEdge servers are a direct competitor to HPE ProLiant in the server hardware market.

mentioned alongside HPE ProLiant in 22% (229) of relevant job posts

PureStorage

PureStorage offers all-flash data storage solutions, competing with HPE's storage offerings often used in conjunction with ProLiant servers.

mentioned alongside HPE ProLiant in 4% (58) of relevant job posts

Cisco UCS

Cisco UCS (Unified Computing System) is a competing server platform to HPE ProLiant.

mentioned alongside HPE ProLiant in 1% (102) of relevant job posts

Nutanix

Nutanix provides hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) solutions that compete with HPE's HCI offerings and can reduce the need for traditional servers like ProLiant in some deployments.

mentioned alongside HPE ProLiant in 1% (120) of relevant job posts

Synergy

HPE Synergy is a composable infrastructure platform, and while from HPE, it's a different product line targeted at different use cases but competes with ProLiant in overall infrastructure spending.

mentioned alongside HPE ProLiant in 1% (54) of relevant job posts

NetApp

NetApp provides data storage solutions that compete with HPE's storage offerings, often used with or alongside ProLiant servers.

mentioned alongside HPE ProLiant in 0% (94) of relevant job posts