Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Hewlett Packard Enterprise sells servers, networking (Aruba and Juniper), storage and hybrid cloud services to businesses and governments, often as a service or financed through its own leasing arm.
It spent $13.6 billion on Juniper to become a networking company.
The July 2025 deal lifted networking to a fifth of revenue and HPE expects at least $600M of cost synergies by FY2028.
How big is Hewlett Packard Enterprise?
Servers first, networking second.
- Server51%$17.6B
- Networking20%$6.8B
- Hybrid Cloud16%$5.5B
- Financial Services10%$3.5B
- Corporate Investments and Other2%$769M
Sell infrastructure. Run it as a service. Finance it.
- 1Servers, networks, storage
- 2GreenLake pay-per-use cloud
- 3Leases via HPE Financial Services
GreenLake and leasing turn one-off hardware sales into recurring payments that last for years.
- The Vanguard Group12.01%
- BlackRock, Inc.9.99%
- State Street Corporation5.45%
CEO: Antonio Neri
- 1939Hewlett-Packard starts in a Palo Alto garage
- 2015Split from Hewlett-Packard; NYSE debut
- 2017Services business spun off into DXC
- 2018Antonio Neri succeeds Meg Whitman as CEO
- 2019Cray acquired
Every number on this page comes from Hewlett Packard Enterprise's own reports.
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