Market Cap 40.96B
Revenue (ttm) 34.30B
Net Income (ttm) 57.00M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 18.23
Forward PE 16.03
Profit Margin 0.17%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.71
Volume 26,522,367
Avg Vol 17,150,424
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 1.33B
Stochastic %K 61%
Beta 1.28
Analysts Sell
Price Target $27.00

Company Profile

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Company, together with its subsidiaries, develops intelligent solutions in the United States, the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, the Asia Pacific, Japan, and internationally. It operates in five segments: Server, Hybrid Cloud, Networking, Financial Services, and Corporate Investments and Other. The company offers general-purpose servers, workload-optimized servers, and integrated systems, including HPE ProLiant Rack and Tower servers; HPE Synergy; HPE Scale...

Industry: Communication Equipment
Sector: Technology
Phone: 678 259 9860
Website: www.hpe.com
Address:
1701 East Mossy Oaks Road, Spring, United States
Jasper2017
Jasper2017 Jul. 27 at 10:42 PM
$CWGYF Nice informative short video, summarizes well what is Carnegie's CETO tech developed with $HPE #energy #AI #cleantech #newtech $MSFT $GOOG https://youtu.be/Wjsb6YPXNWU?is=Nf5pxKdJi8nYeVmb
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TooLongToLose
TooLongToLose Jul. 27 at 8:48 PM
Heard it here first $CLS $DELL $HPE
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TooLongToLose
TooLongToLose Jul. 27 at 8:46 PM
$CLS told ya. Massive beat on top and bottom line with a forward guidance suggesting acceleration of topline revenue alongside operating margin expansion. Who cares if it gives back some of the initial +10% reaction this company is a monster in the space $SMCI $DELL $HPE
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Lukaku21
Lukaku21 Jul. 27 at 8:04 PM
$HPE now that my 7/24 expired let this thing breathe a little damn…
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jmoonstocks
jmoonstocks Jul. 27 at 7:21 PM
$HPE Maybe if Zacks and Citigroup put their money where there mouth is instead of just writing pumping articles all day the stock would move more than 1 penny every 60 days.
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jmoonstocks
jmoonstocks Jul. 27 at 6:51 PM
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rovertrades759
rovertrades759 Jul. 27 at 6:44 PM
$SPY $QQQ $SMCI servers will continue to be used for future data centers. $DELL and $HPE will profit off the Capex too. Not sure why they are down.
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prismmarketview
prismmarketview Jul. 27 at 6:19 PM
$RGTI Rigetti is working with $HPE and PSC on a hybrid quantum-classical supercomputer testbed. The project includes a 9-qubit Novera system and NSF support. #quantumcomputing #HPC #investing https://prismmarketview.com/rigetti-hpe-and-psc-build-a-quantum-classical-testbed-for-the-next-computing-era/
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Undone_ai
Undone_ai Jul. 27 at 4:53 PM
$HPE $MU $MSFT Because it's an overpriced POS 💩😂
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RealtorNewYork
RealtorNewYork Jul. 27 at 4:42 PM
$HPE I cannot understand why this is below $60.00 ? $MU $MSFT
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Jasper2017
Jasper2017 Jul. 27 at 10:42 PM
$CWGYF Nice informative short video, summarizes well what is Carnegie's CETO tech developed with $HPE #energy #AI #cleantech #newtech $MSFT $GOOG https://youtu.be/Wjsb6YPXNWU?is=Nf5pxKdJi8nYeVmb
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TooLongToLose
TooLongToLose Jul. 27 at 8:48 PM
Heard it here first $CLS $DELL $HPE
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TooLongToLose
TooLongToLose Jul. 27 at 8:46 PM
$CLS told ya. Massive beat on top and bottom line with a forward guidance suggesting acceleration of topline revenue alongside operating margin expansion. Who cares if it gives back some of the initial +10% reaction this company is a monster in the space $SMCI $DELL $HPE
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Lukaku21
Lukaku21 Jul. 27 at 8:04 PM
$HPE now that my 7/24 expired let this thing breathe a little damn…
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jmoonstocks
jmoonstocks Jul. 27 at 7:21 PM
$HPE Maybe if Zacks and Citigroup put their money where there mouth is instead of just writing pumping articles all day the stock would move more than 1 penny every 60 days.
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jmoonstocks
jmoonstocks Jul. 27 at 6:51 PM
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rovertrades759
rovertrades759 Jul. 27 at 6:44 PM
$SPY $QQQ $SMCI servers will continue to be used for future data centers. $DELL and $HPE will profit off the Capex too. Not sure why they are down.
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prismmarketview
prismmarketview Jul. 27 at 6:19 PM
$RGTI Rigetti is working with $HPE and PSC on a hybrid quantum-classical supercomputer testbed. The project includes a 9-qubit Novera system and NSF support. #quantumcomputing #HPC #investing https://prismmarketview.com/rigetti-hpe-and-psc-build-a-quantum-classical-testbed-for-the-next-computing-era/
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Undone_ai
Undone_ai Jul. 27 at 4:53 PM
$HPE $MU $MSFT Because it's an overpriced POS 💩😂
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RealtorNewYork
RealtorNewYork Jul. 27 at 4:42 PM
$HPE I cannot understand why this is below $60.00 ? $MU $MSFT
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jmoonstocks
jmoonstocks Jul. 27 at 4:21 PM
$HPE hasn't moved a penny since June 3 earnings.
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WestonReed
WestonReed Jul. 27 at 4:04 PM
$HPE and $DELL standing out as top relative strength (R/S) favorites! $HPE coiling in the $46.30-$49.10 range intraday while$DELL consolidates through $411.80-$447.80.BOTH technical structures are setting up nicely despite overall market noise. Order flow remains solid at support as big money holds the line for the next expansion move!The market won't announce opportunities, but price always leaves clues.
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AStrokeOfLuck
AStrokeOfLuck Jul. 27 at 3:22 PM
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Big_Timer
Big_Timer Jul. 27 at 2:15 PM
$SMCI $DELL $HPE The AI infrastructure cycle is still in its early innings, and these three companies are positioned to capture different parts of the same secular growth trend. 🔹 SMCI: Record demand, a backlog exceeding $60B in new orders received during Q4 FY2026, and preliminary gross margins expanding to 15–17% show that the product mix is improving, not deteriorating. If execution continues, the market will eventually have to price in those stronger fundamentals. 🔹 DELL: Enterprise AI adoption is accelerating, and Dell remains one of the largest providers of AI server infrastructure to enterprises and hyperscalers. Its services, storage, and financing ecosystem make it a major beneficiary of long-term AI spending. 🔹 HPE: GreenLake, networking, and AI systems give HPE another strong runway as enterprises modernize data centers. Hybrid cloud plus AI infrastructure is becoming a multi-year investment cycle, not a one-time event. The common theme? AI compute demand continues to outpace supply. Hyperscalers and enterprises are investing billions into next-generation infrastructure, and these companies are among the primary builders of that foundation. Short-term volatility creates headlines. Long-term AI adoption creates shareholder value. The winners won’t be determined by daily price action, they’ll be determined by who ships the infrastructure powering the AI revolution. Bullish on AI. Bullish on infrastructure. 🚀
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nastynate1
nastynate1 Jul. 27 at 1:32 PM
$HPE long
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MC_Official
MC_Official Jul. 27 at 9:25 AM
$HPE 7 weeks of sideways consolidation. Probably my go-to name if and when tech decides to rip faces again.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Jul. 27 at 6:27 AM
$SMCI $DELL $NVDA $HPE $AMD Now keep in mind this is without even incorporating SMCI's average profit growth rate compared to DELLs, if SMCI keeps that up, then these figures are childs play, this is more so inline with guidance, SMCI's production capacity, their currently at around a 50-87% utilisation depending on product mix, and then with the additional 1000 rack production capacity going online soon this will decrease. The additional capital works out here too because it lets them prioritise customers who will pay quicker rather than those they need to build for, wait for money, then report the revenue, they can prebuild and deliver quite quickly, there shouldnt be too much downtime like there used to be when they had to rely on customers who pay them a portion first then they need to wait for the remainder then and only then report earnings.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Jul. 27 at 6:00 AM
$SMCI $DELL $NVDA $HPE $AMD add a squeeze on top and your looking at some nice gains there.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Jul. 27 at 5:54 AM
$SMCI $DELL $NVDA $HPE $AMD For Nvidia well thats a no brainer unless their forced to compete with $AMD. Realistically though chips are in a shortage and Nvidia should be closer to 40x pe right now but the market loves a discount. Either way we are not in a bubble. hedgies use that to cause fear, fundamentals are quite clear on that.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Jul. 27 at 5:46 AM
$SMCI $DELL $NVDA $HPE $AMD For SMCI theres more upside. $60B in revenue, with the dilution the certainly have enough to do that, and enterprise heating up, they are certainly able to do 12 to 15% margins quite easily. Since the majority of their business is in AI, and this deserves a higher multiple Ill use 15x still but realistically it should be closer to 20 or 30 if they werent so damn silly, normally the market only goes for 30% discount but oh well. At max dilution 1b shares and a nice middle 13% margins 5% opex, their eps is $4.8 so at 15x their price is $72. thats more than double from here. Now SMCI doesnt deserve a 15x multiple, ive already done the research spent time into looking at the cycles of ICFR remediation, and this will likely be resolved around Q4 or the 10k. So resolving this is a major issue that once resolved should send it up to 20x PE.
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Jul. 27 at 5:38 AM
$SMCI $DELL $NVDA $HPE $AMD Lets do a similar pricing for DELL that I do for SMCI, of course I wont include DELL's debt because the market just ignores that. But oh well lets see. DELL FY27 Ill estimate 220b, theyll go up for sure thats a given, but margins will likely suffer as they are leaning more into racks, and competing with SMCI's margins is hard for them. So lets say 17% margins, the top end of SMCI's estimates for theirs. At 220b 17% margins equate to $37B gross profit, thats a nice 50% yoy pretty decent their opex eats into net, SMCI's is leaner. Lets go for around 9 to 10% its been increasing lately while SMCI's has been decreasing. So at 9% opex and 17% gross thats around 8% net. so on $220B at 8% thats around $17.6B net income. thats a nice triple there, seems good. On sharecount of 325m thats an EPS of $54 per share at an EPS of 15x their set for a share price of around $812. Thats fine I was never arguing DELL was overvalued, just the market punishing SMCI too much. SMCI next
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Ub3r5pAnK
Ub3r5pAnK Jul. 27 at 5:20 AM
$SMCI $DELL $NVDA $HPE $AMD The only reason I didnt take much profit at the multiple times it hit $50 and $60 is because we werent diluted as we are now, it was actually valued higher than that at 10% margins, but oh well, seems someone knew we were going for dilution sent it down to $30 area to get some cheapies in when they raised. Now that we are here yet again its still worth $60 on 15x PE. So still holding and WILL NOT SELL HERE.
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