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HP's Helion Rack Aimed At Private OpenStack Builders
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tzubair
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3/29/2015 | 1:16:06 AM
Re: HP didn't offer pricing
"HP did not provide pricing, or rather dodged generating a concrete example by saying, "pricing varies by configuration.""

@Charlie: I don't think that's a bad strategy. I think in the cloud industry, variable pricing is the name of the game and flat rates hardly work. The more you add, the more you pay and companies prefer keeping things this way.
Charlie Babcock
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3/27/2015 | 2:49:52 PM
HP didn't offer pricing
Piston's COO Steve Bagby has a point. Will HP be able to drive down the cost of OpenStack enough to make this a widely adopted option? HP did not provide pricing, or rather dodged generating a concrete example by saying, "pricing varies by configuration." Nebula and Piston competite on OpenStack knowhow and pricing.


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