A HISTORY OF “PAY-PER-USE IT” AT HPE

Hewlett Packard (HP) begins the company's pay-as-go journey by introducing Utility Ready Storage, Utility Ready Computing and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) programs to align costs to compute utilization.

HP extend Infrastructure as a Service on a custom-basis to the EMEA region.

Renault selects HP’s pay-as-you-go financial model to reduce capital investment and ensure predictable ongoing costs.

HP launches Datacenter Care Flexible Capacity worldwide, a pay-as-you-go model that removes boundaries between datacenter and cloud resources for easy management of a hybrid IT environment.

HP Flexible Capacity is recognized by Frost & Sullivan with the Customer Value Leadership award, highlighting the solution's ability to address enterprise needs for a flexible, cost-effective, and holistic data center management service.

New enhancements to Flexible Capacity expand the ability to include Azure services as part of the pay-as-you-go solution.

HPE launches the innovative HPE 3PAR Flash Now initiative, which leverages Flexible Capacity to offer 3PAR starting at $0.03 per usable gigabyte (GB) per month.

The acquisition bolstered consumption-based IT for customers and displayed HPE's commitment to further differentiate and strengthen HPE Flexible Capacity.

HPE makes enhancements to HPE Flexible Capacity to include containers on demand.

HPE teams with Wipro Limited to deliver consumption based IT through a new global go-to-market agreement.

HPE partners with Rackspace to offer the industry’s first pay-as-you-go OpenStack private cloud delivered as a managed service

HPE takes consumption-based IT to the next level with the launch of HPE GreenLake, a suite of consumption solutions targeting top customer workloads.

Channel Partners will increase margin and revenue streams with the new HPE GreenLake Flex Capacity.

HPE introduces HPE GreenLake Hybrid Cloud, a consumption experience designed to help customers manage and optimize their on- and off- premises clouds.