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HPE Aruba Networking has expanded its security-first, AI-powered networking portfolio with new behavioral analytics-based network detection and response (NDR) capabilities and enhanced cloud-based universal Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA). The NDR solution uses AI models to monitor IoT devices for unusual activity, addressing the growing need to secure these devices as they become increasingly important for business processes and AI model training. HPE is also extending its ZTNA approach to campus-based local area networks, ensuring consistent access control policies across cloud and on-premises environments.

These new tools aim to protect users, devices, and applications at scale, particularly as AI assets become potential attack targets. The enhancements follow HPE Aruba Networking's recent unveiling of AI-powered security observability and monitoring capabilities within HPE Aruba Networking Central and the company's first SSE firewall-as-a-service at the RSA Conference.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (NYSE: HPE) has appointed Jennifer Temple as Executive Vice President and Chief Marketing & Communications Officer (CMCO), effective August 1, 2024. Temple, who joined HPE in 2018 as Chief Communications Officer, will oversee all aspects of HPE's global brand, marketing, and communications strategy. She will focus on ensuring clear value propositions, creating immersive experiences showcasing innovation, and advancing HPE's market position as a leader in hybrid cloud with Enterprise AI and networking.

Temple succeeds Jim Jackson, who is retiring after over two decades with the company and more than six years as Chief Marketing Officer. Under Jackson's leadership, HPE achieved notable firsts, including the brand launch of HPE GreenLake and a simplification of product brands.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) announced a partnership with Japan's National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) to build a new supercomputer, ABCI 3.0, powered by NVIDIA. This supercomputer will be the fastest AI system in Japan with a theoretical maximum of 6.2 exaflops of half-precision performance. The system will use HPE Cray XD systems and NVIDIA H200 Tensor Core GPUs, interconnected by NVIDIA Quantum-2 InfiniBand networking.

ABCI 3.0 will provide AI-as-a-service to various public and private sectors, supporting generative AI models and facilitating research, development, and innovation. The collaboration aims to meet the rising demand for AI computational resources, enhancing the accessibility and inclusivity of AI across different industries. This initiative is expected to significantly boost Japan's AI capabilities and contribute to the country's innovation and economic growth.

Converge Technology Solutions (TSX: CTS) was named North America Storage Partner of the Year by Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) during the 2024 HPE Discover conference. This award is part of HPE's Partner of the Year Awards 2024, which recognizes partners for exceptional financial performance, innovative solutions, and significant business results. Converge's CEO, Greg Berard, expressed gratitude for the award, highlighting the successful and ongoing collaboration between Converge and HPE.

HPE’s VP of Worldwide Channel & Partner Ecosystem, Simon Ewington, emphasized the importance of partnerships in delivering successful customer outcomes. This recognition underscores the value that Converge brings to its customers in their digital transformation journeys.

Ingram Micro has been honored as Hewlett Packard Enterprise's (HPE) Global Distribution Partner of the Year for 2024, marking their second consecutive win. The award, presented at the HPE Partner Growth Summit 2024 on June 17 in Las Vegas, highlights Ingram Micro's dedication to helping channel partners achieve growth through innovative education, support, and financing options. Key factors driving their success include a strong focus on the SMB and enterprise markets, notable growth in the Silver Business and Proximity (SBP) reseller business, and leadership in promoting HPE GreenLake among SBP partners.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (NYSE: HPE) released its 2023 Living Progress Report, demonstrating a commitment to sustainable and responsible technology solutions. HPE aims to achieve net-zero emissions by 2040 across its value chain, supported by the Science Based Targets initiative. Although HPE's emissions increased by 8% in 2023 due to business growth, the company is focused on reducing emissions through innovations and clean energy transitions.

HPE has expanded its IT sustainability services, offering tools like the HPE Right Mix Advisor and HPE Sustainability Insights Center to help customers manage environmental impacts. The latest HPE ProLiant Gen11 servers have significantly reduced power and cooling costs and a smaller data center footprint.

In 2023, HPE made progress in human rights, AI ethics, and diversity inclusion. The company was recognized through various awards, including the JUST100, MSCI ESG Rating AAA, and Ethisphere’s World’s Most Ethical Companies.

CrowdStrike (NASDAQ: CRWD) has announced a strategic partnership with Hewlett Packard Enterprise (NYSE: HPE) to enhance end-to-end AI innovation security, including large language models (LLMs), in collaboration with NVIDIA. This integration combines the CrowdStrike Falcon cybersecurity platform with HPE GreenLake cloud and OpsRamp AIOps to unify IT and security teams. This alliance aims to secure AI workloads and applications by providing a unified service map view of attack surface security, leveraging full-stack observability and AI-driven insights. This partnership will also facilitate the adoption of generative AI from edge to datacenter to cloud.

Deloitte has announced a collaboration with Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) and NVIDIA to develop Generative AI solutions aimed at transforming industry-specific challenges. Revealed at HPE Discover 2024, the collaboration focuses on using the new NVIDIA AI Computing by HPE portfolio to accelerate digital transformation through AI-driven applications.

The first use case targets manufacturing simulations, leveraging NVIDIA Omniverse and HPE GreenLake technologies. This initiative aims to enhance data extraction and management, enabling the creation of digital twins and improving decision-making in manufacturing processes.

This partnership aligns with Deloitte's IndustryAdvantage strategy, which commits to addressing industry-specific issues through innovation and co-investment. By utilizing HPE's Private Cloud AI and NVIDIA's accelerated computing capabilities, the collaboration seeks to simplify AI adoption and deliver significant business value to enterprises.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) and NVIDIA have announced the launch of 'NVIDIA AI Computing by HPE' to accelerate the adoption of generative AI in enterprises. This solution integrates NVIDIA AI computing, networking, and software with HPE's AI storage, compute, and the HPE GreenLake cloud.

The main product, HPE Private Cloud AI, offers energy-efficient and scalable AI solutions, supported by OpsRamp AI copilot for enhanced IT operations. It includes a range of configurations and support from global system integrators like Deloitte and Infosys. The offerings feature NVIDIA's latest GPUs and CPUs, providing robust support for complex AI workloads. Available in the fall, these solutions aim to boost productivity and unlock new revenue streams for enterprises.