We tried IBM, but HPE ProLiant ML has better functionality. The company plans to continue using the product in the future as well.

We've used Dell PowerEdge servers and various white box servers. We switched to ProLiant because HPE was offering them at a discount when we purchased them. 

We have been using HP Proliant servers from the start. At one point, we tried the Cisco UCS option as well, but the team wasn't happy, so we switched back to Proliant ML.

We are also using the DL series. We primarily use these, as opposed to the ML series. The DL is better, for sure, because it's a little more high-end.

We are provincially-driven in Canada. The hardware that we purchase is all purchased through a provincial agreement. We have to go with whatever they go with. We previously had IBM, up to five years ago. Then we had to start implementing HPE gear, due to the provincial requirements, based on RFQs and RFPs.