Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co

Overview

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. (HPE) is a global technology company that develops enterprise IT products and services for managing data and applications from the edge to the cloud. Its principal businesses include servers and computing systems, networking, hybrid cloud and storage solutions, and financial services; its FY2025 reporting grouped these activities into Server, Hybrid Cloud, Networking, Financial Services, and Corporate Investments and Other.[1]+3

HPE’s stated purpose is to advance the way people live and work.[5] In FY2025, the company reported $34.3 billion in revenue and approximately 67,000 employees.[6][7] Its operations and sales span the Americas, Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and Asia Pacific and Japan.[8][9] [1]+9

Products & services

Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s FY2025 product portfolio included general-purpose and workload-optimized servers, integrated high-performance computing and supercomputing systems, AI and analytics platforms, and transaction-processing systems. Named products include HPE ProLiant Rack and Tower, Synergy, Scale Up Servers, Edgeline, Cray EX and Cray XD, and NonStop. Its AI/HPC offerings include high-speed interconnects, advanced storage, direct liquid cooling, AI inference systems, HPE Private Cloud AI, and systems for large-scale model training and tuning.[4]+2

Hybrid-cloud and data products include HPE Alletra storage, data protection and archiving, storage networking, InfoSight and CloudPhysics AIOps, OpsRamp, Ezmeral Data Fabric and analytics, and Zerto Disaster Recovery. GreenLake provides hybrid-cloud offerings for virtual machines, containers and bare metal, including VM Essentials and Private Cloud AI as-a-service; its consumption model spans public cloud, data centers, colocation and edge, with pay-per-use and automated scalability. Networking products include Wi-Fi and private-cellular access points; QFX, EX and CX switches; MX and PTX routers; gateways; and Mist and Aruba Central software. Capabilities include Wi-Fi 7, 4G/LTE/5G private cellular, network management and security, predictive analytics, fault detection, and high-throughput, low-latency networking for AI workloads.[12]+3

Services include operational, professional, maintenance, support, education and training services, as well as software and flexible-consumption or as-a-service offerings. In FY2025, reported segment net revenue was $17.639 billion for Server (51.4% of consolidated revenue), $5.544 billion for Hybrid Cloud (16.2%), $6.837 billion for Networking (19.9%), $3.507 billion for Financial Services (10.2%), and $769 million for Corporate Investments and Other (2.2%). The percentages are calculated from reported segment revenues and consolidated revenue of $34.296 billion.[4]+2 [4]+12

Geographic presence

HPE’s FY2025 revenue was geographically distributed across the Americas, Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA), and Asia Pacific and Japan. The United States generated $13.402 billion (39.1% of revenue), and the Americas excluding the U.S. contributed $2.446 billion (7.1%), for a combined Americas share of $15.848 billion (46.2%). EMEA contributed $11.510 billion (33.6%), and Asia Pacific and Japan $6.938 billion (20.2%). Percentages are calculated from reported regional amounts and total revenue.[8]

HPE identifies its global headquarters and principal executive offices in Spring, Texas. Its listed global locations include sites in the U.S. and Puerto Rico, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom, India, Singapore, and Taiwan.[9][16] HPE describes selling to end users worldwide through direct and indirect channels.[17]

HPE also reports that its Operations organization spans 57 global locations, including locations in the U.S., India, Bulgaria, Croatia, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Singapore, and Tunisia.[18] The company identifies India as its largest employee base outside the U.S., and says it has 14 offices in eight Indian cities; it does not provide employee counts by geography on that page.[19] Its FY2025 filing lists geographic revenue at regional level, not by individual country.[8] [8]+10

Business segments

Hewlett Packard Enterprise reports five operating segments. In fiscal 2025, their approximate shares of company net revenue were: Server, $17.6 billion (51.4%), providing general-purpose and workload-optimized servers, HPC/supercomputing and AI systems, and related support; Hybrid Cloud, $5.5 billion (16.2%), covering hybrid-cloud and storage offerings, private cloud, infrastructure software and services; and Networking, $6.8 billion (19.9%), spanning networking and security products, software and services.[20]+4

Financial Services generated $3.5 billion (10.2%) of net revenue through financing, leasing, asset management and flexible-consumption solutions. Corporate Investments and Other generated $0.8 billion (2.2%), principally from Advisory and Professional Services and Hewlett Packard Labs research and development. Shares are approximate calculations from each segment’s FY2025 net revenue divided by total net revenue of $34.3 billion.[24]+2 [20]+11

Company history

Hewlett-Packard’s roots date to 1939, when Bill Hewlett and Dave Packard formalized their business partnership in Palo Alto; the company incorporated in 1947. HP later merged with Compaq in 2002. Hewlett Packard Enterprise was formed when HP split into HPE and HP Inc. in November 2015, with HPE beginning trading on the New York Stock Exchange on November 2.[26]+2

In its first years, HPE expanded its enterprise portfolio through the 2015 acquisition of Aruba Networks and, in 2017, the acquisition of Nimble Storage. It also reshaped its portfolio, separating Enterprise Services into DXC Technology in 2017 and combining its software business with Micro Focus that year. Antonio Neri became president and CEO in 2018. HPE acquired supercomputer maker Cray in 2019 and completed its acquisition of Juniper Networks in July 2025.[29]+6 [28]+9

Sources

• Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co — Full financial report (2025 Y)
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