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carol: hewlett-packard was split off from hpq, the printers, and phones, and this is hpe, hewlett-packard enterpriseswhich he runs. >> in 2015, the best parts of the company were the consulting businesses, the enterprise, hardware, networking equipment, and left the pcs in the wilderness. ironically, that division is doing well, comparably well with hpe earnings wise at this point and hpe hasn't struggled a bit to prove it is keeping up with times. carol: meantime, you have microsoft, google, and amazon competing in the cloud, where they're trying to go. what is their strategy? >> it revolves around the combination of services and hybrid-cloud. this idea that if there services better weather with security grounds or certain features, is better suited to a person's needs than the standard public cloud, or the old lying mainframes and servers. then, that would be an advantage for them. the results are betting big on stuff that does not exist yet. number one, this is sort of a new form of of memory-driven computing, based on new kinds of resistors that hp has been trying to develop for five years that w

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