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HP has announced the first offspring of its mammoth $10.24bn (£6.6bn) union with British software firm Autonomy. The progeny, Autonomy IDOL 10, is a platform that pulls data from various sources including phone calls, email, social media and the web together with a company's data – such as customer logs – so it can be …

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  1. jake Silver badge

    Another Business in a Different Kitchen?

    Just askin' ... Prolly just another fiction romance ...

  2. Peter Gordon
    Unhappy

    I wish...

    I wish they'd spent that $10bn on webOS :-(

    1. Rob Dobs
      Holmes

      hell 1 bil would be nice!

      If they had just spent 1 billion (half on software and half on hardware dev) Pre 4 and Touchpad 2 would have humiliated and knocked the pants off ANYTHING the market has to offer.

      Well OK galaxy pad and transformer are both pretty cool in their own right, so maybe would have not have humiliated these two, but still would be a better product.

      Hell 1 billion in R&D, and another Billion to subsidize low cost touchpads and they would own a good portion of the future market. Once you go WebOS nothing else compares, and they would have had a great customer base for life.

  3. Anonymous Coward
    Anonymous Coward

    Nice Product, terrible suite

    IDOL is a nice product, it could do with a bit of a decent gui but nice, as for integration with the products that Autonomy have bought along the way, what integration? The products aren't bad but the integration and support of such is just awful.

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