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Modernization, AI adoption, security, and cost control used to be sequential decisions. Now they are landing on enterprise leaders' desks at the same time. At HPE Discover 2026, David Nicholson and Tom Hollingsworth sat down with Dante Orsini and Justin Giardina of 11:11 Systems to get into why infrastructure... show more

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