HPE delivers enterprise AI, cloud, and networking solutions to modernize infrastructure and accelerate business outcomes.
HPE offers enterprise compute, networking, storage, software, and services. Compute includes HPE ProLiant servers, HPE Cray supercomputers, and HPE Compute Scale-up servers for mission-critical workloads.
Networking spans Aruba and Juniper portfolio for enterprise, data center, and AI factory networks. Storage includes HPE Alletra and HPE GreenLake data infrastructure.
Software includes HPE GreenLake for hybrid cloud management, HPE Morpheus for virtualization, and HPE OpsRamp for observability. Services include consulting, implementation, and managed services.
HPE operates in a growing market driven by enterprise AI adoption, hybrid cloud expansion, and networking modernization. The company's 2025 acquisition of Juniper Networks positions it to capture share in AI-driven networking and data center infrastructure. HPE's GreenLake platform competes in the as-a-service cloud market against AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud.
The supercomputing and HPC market is another key growth area, with HPE Cray systems deployed at major research institutions and government facilities. The networking market is expanding due to AI factory buildouts, and HPE's self-driving network strategy aims to differentiate through automation and AI-native operations.
HPE's competitive strengths include its integrated AI, cloud, and networking portfolio, accelerated by the 2025 acquisition of Juniper Networks. The company leads in enterprise wired and wireless LAN infrastructure per Gartner Magic Quadrant, and holds a dominant position in high-performance computing through HPE Cray supercomputing.
GreenLake provides a unified as-a-service platform for hybrid cloud and AI workloads, while HPE Morpheus Software offers enterprise virtualization alternatives. The company serves Fortune 500 enterprises, government agencies, and research institutions globally.