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Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company develops enterprise technology for AI, cloud, networking, compute, storage, edge and high-performance computing environments. Company news commonly covers product launches across HPE ProLiant servers, HPE Compute systems, HPE Aruba Central, HPE Mist, security products, HPE Zerto Software, HPE StoreOnce and HPE Alletra Storage platforms.
Updates also address AI infrastructure initiatives, including NVIDIA AI Computing by HPE, distributed inference and edge deployments, autonomous networking capabilities, cyberthreat research, financing programs, quarterly earnings communications and capital actions tied to its common stock and mandatory convertible preferred stock.
HPE (NYSE:HPE) will build sovereign AI supercomputing systems for Europe and the U.S., delivering infrastructure for research, industry and government compliance.
Highlights include a €55 million (USD $64.8 million) HammerHAI system at HLRS delivering more than 15 exaflops peak AI inference, plus two HPE systems, Janus and Tara, at Argonne to accelerate AI training, inference and workforce development.
HPE (NYSE: HPE) and NVIDIA expanded HPE AI Factory and HPE Cray supercomputing offerings for at-scale and sovereign AI. Key additions include an HPE Cray GX240 compute blade with up to 16 NVIDIA Vera CPUs, NVIDIA Quantum-X800 InfiniBand, NVIDIA Vera Rubin NVL72 rack-scale systems, and XD700 high-density GPU servers.
Availability ranges from December 2026 through 2027; NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell Server Edition GPUs and Red Hat integrations are available today.
HPE (NYSE: HPE) reported Q1 FY2026 revenue of $9.3B (up 18%) and GAAP gross margin of 35.9% (↑670 bps). Networking surged to $2.7B (↑151.5%) while Cloud & AI was $6.3B (↓2.7%). GAAP EPS was $0.31; non-GAAP EPS $0.65. Cash from operations was $1.2B and free cash flow $0.7B. Board declared a $0.1425 per-share dividend payable April 23, 2026. HPE raised FY26 outlook: revenue growth 17%–22%, Networking growth 68%–73%, non-GAAP EPS $2.30–$2.50, and FCF at least $2.0B.
HPE (NYSE: HPE) unveiled AI-native networking and compute solutions ahead of Mobile World Congress 2026 to help service providers modernize from core to edge. Key highlights include new Juniper PTX12000 and PTX10002 routers, agentic-AI ready Routing Director, HPE ProLiant EL9000/EL140 Gen12 servers, Cloud Ops Software, and a 90/9 Advantage financing program.
Products emphasize low latency, ultra-high density, 49% power-efficiency gain for PTX routers, 2X fronthaul bandwidth and 20% core increase on new servers, and financing with no payments for 90 days then 1% monthly for nine months.
HPE (NYSE:HPE) and Atlético de Madrid are modernizing Riyadh Air Metropolitano with a self-driving network featuring over 1,500 Wi‑Fi 7 access points, AI-native AIOps, energy-saving dynamic power modes, and a segregated audiovisual production network. The rollout spans the 2025/26 and 2026/27 seasons and extends to Sport City facilities between 2025–2027.
The upgrade adds location analytics, QoS-secured video transport, and RF automation to improve fan connectivity, reduce energy use, and enable predictive issue resolution during high-attendance events.
HPE (NYSE: HPE) survey of nearly 400 global IT decision-makers finds the virtualization market at an inflection point: more than two thirds of enterprises plan material virtualization changes in the next 12–24 months, yet only 5% are fully ready.
Key barriers include budget constraints (28%), technical complexity (24%), migration risk (21%) and skills gaps (20%). Just 4% cite licensing costs as the primary driver; AI readiness, hybrid operating models, unified backup and observability rank as critical priorities.
HPE (NYSE: HPE) will host a live audio webcast of its fiscal 2026 first quarter earnings conference call reviewing results for the quarter ended January 31, 2026. The call is Monday, March 9 at 4:00 p.m. CT (5:00 p.m. ET), with a replay available for about one year at the investor website.
Webcast access: www.hpe.com/investor/2026Q1Webcast; additional investor information at investors.hpe.com.
HPE (NYSE: HPE) announced a strategic collaboration with 2degrees to build a purpose-built private AI platform on HPE Private Cloud AI in New Zealand. The on‑premise solution, co-developed with NVIDIA, is designed to keep customer and operational data on shore to preserve data sovereignty, enable dynamic allocation of compute and storage, and simplify 2degrees’ technology environment. Initial use cases include autonomous network operations, predictive maintenance, and AI-powered capacity planning to improve reliability, reduce downtime, and speed product delivery.
The partnership aims to accelerate AI-driven innovation while maintaining local governance and secure data management.
HPE (NYSE: HPE) unveiled expanded retail networking and server offerings at NRF 2026 to improve reliability, security, and AI insights across store edge and core. Key highlights include new 8-port HPE Aruba CX 6000 switch models for PoE and non-PoE deployments, HPE Nonstop Compute performance gains of up to 15% and linear scale to 4,000 nodes, Transparent Data Encryption, Marvis integration with Juniper analytics, and availability via HPE GreenLake and channel partners today.
HPE (NYSE: HPE) outlined strategic priorities and a multi-year financial outlook at its Securities Analyst Meeting on December 10, 2025. Key items: a 10% annual dividend increase for FY26, an additional $3.0 billion share repurchase authorization (total ~$3.7 billion), and a plan to drive networking and AI infrastructure growth after the Juniper acquisition. Financial targets include non-GAAP diluted EPS ≥ $3.00 by FY2028, GAAP diluted EPS ≈ $1.93 by FY2028, and > $3.5 billion free cash flow by FY2028. FY26 guidance: revenue growth 5–10%, GAAP EPS $0.57–$0.77, non-GAAP EPS $2.20–$2.40, and FY26 free cash flow $1.5–$2.0 billion.