HPE and Disney: A hyperconnected theme park created by a ‘first customer'

Walt Disney World® and Disneyland® Resort are more than just theme parks; they are sacred places that inspire and inspire people around the world.
Behind the dazzling magic of the stage, there is a long-standing relationship with HPE that has lasted for nearly 100 years. Deep technology partnershipThis is where it is located.

HPE is the owner of Walt Disney World Resort and Disneyland Resort. Official Server Partnerinterest Official Technology Supplierno see.
Let's take a look at how this long-standing partnership evolved into today's innovative "connected experiences" from the perspective of HPE Aruba Networking.

1. The historic first deal between Walt Disney and HP's founder.

The relationship between HPE and Disney has a long history.
The point is that Walt Disney was the 'first customer' of HP co-founders Dave Packard and Bill Hewlett.

This historic relationship began when Walt Disney purchased eight HP audio oscillators to test the sound system for the film Fantasia.

2. Edge Computing and HPE Aruba Networking: The Magic That Completes Its Work

And from today's cutting-edge network to HPE, it has provided critical technological components that have helped Disney pioneer new realms of experiences.

Disney's latest attraction features edge computing and High-performance networking It is impossible without it.
HPE powers this 'next-generation attraction' with the compute power of HPE servers and the connectivity of HPE Aruba Networking.

Disneyland: Mickey & Minnie's Dynamic Cartoon World

Disneyland® Park's Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway is an iconic attraction that fuses classic design with cutting-edge technology.

• Real-time data streaming: This trackless vehicle system 500 to thousands of times per secondStream data at incredibly fast speeds.
• The importance of edges: HPE Edge Computing is capable of handling this massive amount of data from the attraction system. Collect and manage directlyThis shortens the data collection cycle.
• Real-time analytics: This edge technology gives engineers the ability to operate trackless systems. Real-time analysis, to ensure that the attraction always operates at peak efficiency.

Disney World: A Hyperconnected Experience in the Star Wars Galaxy

**Star Wars: Galaxy's Edge® at Walt Disney World® Resort demonstrates how HPE Aruba Networking transforms vast spaces into hyper-connected spaces.

Overwhelming scale:

This area is about the size of 8 soccer fields (about 17,140 pyeong). , Hundreds of wireless APsis deployed to support both guests and operating systems.

Activate guest immersive experiences:

HPE Aruba Networking's Smooth and stable connectionrealizes a unique experience.

• AR and app features: ‘'‘Play Disney Parks‘' Via the app Augmented Reality (AR) ExperienceAnd the language of Star Wars Aurebesh Real-Time Translation It enables interactive elements such as:.

Integrated Network and Operations:

HPE Aruba Networking infrastructure supports millions of visitors, attraction operations, and environmental monitoring systems. Multipurpose networkin the file.

• Intelligent problem solving: User Experience Insight (UXI)Leverages machine learning to identify issues and resolve them quickly to improve user experience.

Overcoming extreme environments:

The equipment is designed to withstand Florida's humidity, thunderstorms, and indoor and outdoor temperature changes. To withstand harsh environmental factors Rigorously tested.

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A partnership that transforms technology into magic

Through our strong partnership with Disney, HPE has always been a critical component in evolving Disney's experiences, whether running complex models using HPE servers or managing massive data streams with edge computing.

HPE Aruba Networking is designed for these demanding and extensive environments. Best connectivity, stability, and securityWe ensure the technological foundation behind these magical experiences. With HPE Aruba Networking, your business can deliver magical "connected experiences" to your customers.