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Mainly focusing on the Chinese market, 3Com has long been making efforts to expand its H3C brand in other countries and challenge the networking equipment giant Cisco Systems Inc. (NASDAQ: CSCO), which is also a competitor in the eyes of HP, according to analysts.

3Com was once the quarry of Bain Capital LLC and the Chinese telecoms equipment provider Huawei Technologies Co., Ltd. However, the US regulators rejected the acquirers' applications in the name of national security in 2008.

Source: www.enet.com.cn (November 12, 2009)

The press release also indicated that the deal had already been approved by 3Com and HP's board of directors and it was expected to close in the first half of 2010.

Dave Donatelli, executive vice president and general manager, Enterprise Servers and Networking, HP said, "By acquiring 3Com, we are accelerating the execution of our Converged Infrastructure strategy and bringing disruptive change to the networking industry. By combining HP ProCurve offerings with 3Com's extensive set of solutions, we will enable customers to build a next-generation network infrastructure that supports customer needs from the edge of the network to the heart of the data center."

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