Hewlett Packard Enterprise unveiled the Edgeline EL1000 and Edgeline EL4000, the industry’s first converged systems for the Internet of Things
by Shrutee K/DNS
Bengaluru, June 23, 2016 – Hewlett Packard
Enterprise (HPE) unveiled the Edgeline EL1000 and Edgeline EL4000, the
industry’s first converged systems for the Internet of Things (IoT). These
systems integrate data capture,
control, compute and storage to deliver heavy-duty analytics and insights at
the edge to enable real-time decision making. In addition, HPE announced
enhanced IoT security capabilities, new services and an industry leading
partner ecosystem to advance the adoption and impact of the Internet of Things.
With the proliferation of IoT devices, or “things” generating petabytes
of data every day, organizations have an opportunity to quickly capture,
process and analyze that data to enable real-time control and decision making. Oil
and gas, manufacturing and telecommunications industries face specific IoT challenges – they need to
harness data in remote environments, from windmills in the desert to smart energy
grids and manufacturing plants, to drive timely business decisions. Until now, the remote data would have to be transported to a data center
or cloud for analysis, which can be a slow, risky and inefficient process. HPE today introduced new IoT solutions that enable
organizations to harness the power of their data by delivering real-time
analytics and machine learning at the edge, where the “things” are.
“Organizations that take advantage of the vast
amount of data and run deep analytics at the edge can become digital disrupters
within their industries,” said Vikram K, Director, Servers, Hewlett Packard
Enterprise India. “HPE has built machine learning and real time analytics into
its IoT platforms, and provides services that help customers understand how
data can best be leveraged, enabling them to optimize maintenance management,
improve operations efficiency and ultimately, drive significant cost savings.”
HPE Edgeline IoT Systems: Deep Data Capture and Analytics at the Edge : HPE is
unveiling the Edgeline EL1000 and Edgeline EL4000, the industry’s first converged systems for the IoT,
integrating compute, storage, data capture, control and enterprise-class
systems and device management built to thrive in hardened environments and
handle shock, vibration and extreme temperatures. The EL1000 and EL4000 are
optimized to deliver heavy-duty data analytics and insights, graphically
intense data visualization, and real time response at the edge.
In addition, HPE
announced today that the HPE Vertica Analytics Platform runs on the Edgeline EL4000, delivering
historical and predictive analytic insights from in-database machine learning
algorithms across a broad range of IoT analytic use cases. Vertica on Edgeline
brings applied machine learning to the edge to deliver closed-loop analytics
that enable organizations to derive immediate insights from their IoT
initiatives. In addition, to easily secure traffic back to
the data center, the EL1000 and EL4000 support Aruba’s
Virtual Intranet AccessTM (VIA) VPN client.
Aruba’s VIATM provides organizations an automated, zero-touch,
secure VPN, and is available for both commercial and high-security government
IoT applications.
Dynamic IoT Security : Securing enterprise networks for the onslaught
of IoT devices is also a primary concern for IT professionals today. Networks
need to automatically add, detect, profile and secure new and unknown IoT
devices without manual intervention. With enhancements to Aruba ClearPass, IT can profile new IoT devices, enforce security policies, and exchange
policy status with other security systems including mobile device management
systems. ClearPass integrates with existing network
infrastructures from any vendor enabling
IT teams to easily automate and scale rather than become an inhibitor for new
digital transformation initiatives.
IoT Expertise -Helping Customers Transform, Design and Run IoT: HPE also introduced the HPE IoT Transformation
workshop (TW), an interactive HPE facilitated workshop that helps customers to
define their IoT vision and strategy and gain business technology alignment.
This structured discussion takes a fact-based, analytical approach to help
customers achieve alignment on their vision, identify current and future
states, and determine a set of specific transformational IoT projects. The IoT
TW is the first step in a full suite of services designed to help customers
successfully implement IoT solutions based on business needs and industry
parameters. In
addition, HPE’s Analytic Consulting and Predictive Maintenance Services deliver
advanced analytics to business processes to achieve objectives, reduce costs
and improve efficiencies.
Partnerships
HPE is partnering with industrial IoT leaders like GE
Digital, National
Instruments and PTC as part of its go to market plan to deliver joint
solutions to customers. These solutions address
industrial use cases to combine the very best of Operational Technology (OT) and
IT to support the aerospace, oil and gas, manufacturing, automotive and energy
industries.
HPE also announced four
IoT Innovation Labs
and expertise across the globe. HPE and Intel® operate these labs to
help customers envision how IoT can be applied in their industry, build and
test IoT applications, and access technical expertise. In addition, partners and customers are able
to engage, interact, assess and collaborate on solutions development and their
applications. The labs are now open and located at HPE facilities in Houston, Texas,
Grenoble, France, Bangalore, India and Singapore.
About
Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Hewlett
Packard Enterprise is an industry leading technology company that enables
customers to go further, faster. With the industry’s most comprehensive
portfolio, spanning the cloud to the data center to workplace applications, our
technology and services help customers around the world make IT more efficient,
more productive and more secure.
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