In tune with its strong market share in the server space, HP recently announced new server and storage solutions that enable SMBs to efficiently protect data and manage operations. The company also introduced new communication, collaboration and networking solutions to drive growth for small and midsize businesses (SMBs).

HP ProLiant G7 blades and servers claim to deliver cost savings in as little as 30 days. The company has introduced three new scale up rack-mount servers that can offer memory footprints of up to 2 terabytes and “self-healing” capabilities that maximize application uptime with a 200 percent boost in availability.

Optimized for the most data-intensive workloads, these servers claim to reduce data center footprint, complexity and costs with a consolidation ratio up to 91-to-1.

The company has also unveiled seven new HP ProLiant G7 server blades that are designed to address  needs of the most demanding virtualization environments by offering 1 TB of memory and integrated 10Gb Virtual Connect FlexFabric technology for I/O scalability. These systems HP claims, can support up to four times more virtual machines than competitive blades, while requiring 66 percent less hardware.

According to HP, its Converged Infrastructure provides the blueprint to SMBs looking to deploy a technology environment that speeds innovation to market at a reduced cost. The HP BladeSystem Matrix will enable private clouds and service centric IT organizations by allowing clients to deploy complex IT environments in a short time.

The company claims that clients can reduce their total cost of ownership up to 56 percent compared to traditional IT infrastructures.