(Credit: Supercars)
HP Australia has signed a commercial deal with the Triple Eight racing team, becoming its “official technology supplier”.
As SUPERCARS reports, the deal includes “signage on its ZB Commodores over the next two events”, and means that HP will be responsible for Triple Eight’s “PC infrastructure and software and its data transfer, as well as playing a key role in 3D printing.”
“This collaboration is a huge boost for Triple Eight and the two teams on track,” Triple Eight managing director Roland Dane said.
“As an engineering company, we rely heavily on the information technology systems we utilise to deliver championship results on track.
“We analyse absolutely everything and require the very latest technology to do so.
“Having HP Australia on board will help us take our capabilities to the next level.
“HP Australia’s 3D printing services will further enhance our current capabilities to print components engineered in-house.
“3D printing is transforming our business and how we perform, so to have HP Australia on board is a huge win.
“It’s a technology that’s moving forward so rapidly, HP will help us to keep up to date and at the top of our game.”
