Shark Tank Changes Name.

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The HP Pavillion is no more. Behold the SAP Center at San Jose.

SAP, which is apparently some sort of software company has bought the naming rights for the HP Pavillion for a cool $8.375 million in a five year deal.

Whatever. It's still the Shark Tank.

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