Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. is joining a crowded race to help companies get a leg up on one of tech’s hottest trends, the Internet of Things. Hewlett-Packard Enterprise Co. has introduced the HPE Universal IoT Platform, designed to collect and analyse data collected by many different network-connected devices. HP Enterprise hopes to set itself apart from the competition posed by Amazon.com Inc., General Electric Co. and Microsoft Corp. by converting the collected data into consistent formats for easier analysis and allowing operation on most servers, including customer-run servers, machine servers or public cloud services. The platform is based around a collection of sensors that can be attached to various devices such as smartphones, tablets and wearables.
Hewlett-Packard Enterprise Co. has introduced the HPE Universal IoT Platform, designed to collect and analyse data collected by many different network-connected devices. HP Enterprise hopes to set itself apart from the competition posed by Amazon.com Inc., General Electric Co. and Microsoft Corp. by converting the collected data into consistent formats for easier analysis and allowing operation on most servers, including customer-run servers, machine servers or public cloud services. The platform is based around a collection of sensors that can be attached to various devices such as smartphones, tablets and wearables.