Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company (HPE) Stock News

HPE (NYSE: HPE) announced the integration of Networking EdgeConnect with HPE Mist and HPE Aruba Central for unified networking and security management. The company says the integration will extend automated operations and visibility across wired, wireless and secure access service edge (SASE) environments. HPE Mist availability for EdgeConnect is planned during CY26, followed by HPE Aruba Central in the first half of CY27.

HPE (NYSE: HPE) announced additions to its NVIDIA-based AI portfolio for deploying and managing autonomous AI agents across enterprise and industrial environments. The updates cover HPE Private Cloud AI, computing infrastructure and security for regulated environments. HPE says the additions are designed to give customers greater control over AI services and data access.

The HPE AI Essentials API platform updates are rolling out in late 2026, while a self-service developer experience is scheduled to roll out in 2027. Support for combining NVIDIA H200 and RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition GPUs within one Private Cloud AI cluster is generally available now, as are KAI Scheduler capabilities for allocating GPU workloads. Schneider Electric plans to combine HPE Private Cloud AI with its industrial technology expertise to support AI agents operating near industrial equipment.

HPE (HPE) announced Spaceborne Computer-4, a computing module planned to run artificial intelligence and high performance computing tests on the Moon.

The system will ride on Astrolab’s FLIP rover during a mission intended to launch in late 2026 under NASA’s Commercial Lunar Payload Services initiative. The mission targets the lunar South Pole region. HPE plans tests of language models, visual analysis and laser-based mapping data to assess advanced computing for future lunar missions. NASA and Deloitte are set to deploy AI workloads, including document-search tools and cyber-intrusion detection. HPE will also provide private-cloud computing and workload-management software to support Astrolab’s mission control.

HPE (NYSE: HPE) and the Miami HEAT announced a network modernization project to upgrade wired and wireless connectivity at Kaseya Center. The project combines HPE Aruba wireless equipment with HPE Juniper switching to establish Wi-Fi 7 connectivity. HPE expects the wireless deployment to be completed before the 2026-2027 NBA season, while campus switching modernization will continue in phases.

HPE will provide network monitoring assistance across five live events to validate and optimize performance. AT&T will provide communication services, and CSPi Technology Solutions will provide implementation expertise and ongoing managed IT services.

HPE (NYSE: HPE) has been selected by Mizuho Securities to supply HPE Cray XD2000 systems for a new liquid-cooling-ready data center.

The initial deployment will comprise eight server nodes. Installation of liquid-cooling equipment, network buildout and operational validation will begin this fall, with production scheduled for mid-2027. Mizuho Securities runs financial simulations involving more than 360 million calculations daily. It expects 1.6 times the performance per server node compared with its current environment and plans staged expansion while assessing production benefits. The customer also plans to validate liquid cooling as it explores GPU-accelerated computing for future private AI infrastructure.

HPE (NYSE: HPE) announced four new ProLiant Gen13 servers powered by AMD processors for enterprise AI and other computing workloads.

The systems use 6th Generation AMD EPYC processors. The DL525 Gen13 is scheduled for availability later in 2026, the DL585a Gen13 in early 2027, and the XD245 and XD285 in 2027. The XD models use Open Compute Project standards with shared power and cooling. Security capabilities include automatic drive encryption and two-person approval for high-impact actions.

HPE plans to expand the Gen13 range. Its Financial Services 90/9 Advantage program offers no payments for 90 days, followed by nine months at 1% per month.

HPE (NYSE: HPE) will return as a Worldwide Supplier of the 2027 Ryder Cup, providing networking and IT operations technology. The tournament will take place at Adare Manor in County Limerick, Ireland, on September 17–19, 2027.

HPE plans to deploy a Self-Driving Network using Wi-Fi 7 and expand the Connected Intelligence Center introduced at the 2025 Ryder Cup. Powered by HPE Private Cloud AI and developed by HPE Services, the center will bring tournament data and AI tools into a unified operational view. HPE expects the deployment to help teams identify emerging issues and respond faster. Its Ryder Cup relationship began in 2018.

HPE (NYSE: HPE) secured its first AMD Helios AI Rack order, a $1.2 billion deal with cloud infrastructure company Vultr.

Vultr will deploy the systems at its U.S. cloud data centers. HPE and AMD will support Vultr’s effort to meet service provider and enterprise demand for AI model training and inference, the process of running trained models. The systems combine AMD computing hardware with purpose-built HPE Networking switching and software. The order builds on nearly three years of collaboration between Vultr and Juniper Networks, which is now part of HPE.

HPE (NYSE: HPE) raised its fiscal 2027 Networking revenue growth outlook as it outlined longer-term targets at Networking Investor Day. The segment now expects growth between high teens to low-20s percent, with operating margin in the mid-to-high 20s percent range.

HPE raised its Networking revenue projection to a high-teens percent compound annual growth rate from FY26 through FY29. It expects mid-to-high 20s percent operating margins from FY27 through FY29 and increased its Juniper-related annual savings target to $800 million by the end of fiscal 2028, from at least $600 million. HPE also secured a $1.2 billion Vultr order for AMD Helios AI Rack by HPE systems, its first order for the system.