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HP lands handy half-billion taxman deal

The Australian Tax Office will spend A$738 million migrating its servers into data centres operated by Hewlett-Packard. Announcing the agreement, HP has said it will also be deploying its Network Node Manager, Operations Manager, along with server and network automation software to modernize the ATO’s data centre ops. The …

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an 11-year payout?

Holy smoke, what's their annual budget?

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