Hewlett Packard Enterprise
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Market context
HPE · NYSE · last close $61.04 (17 Sep 2026)
+21.5% over this window · S&P 500 +0.7% (dashed line)
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Price history
HPE · daily closes$61.04 +146.8% · 12 months 52-week high $64.25 · low $19.84
12-month span · monthly close · 17 Sep 2025–17 Sep 2026
Daily · last 90 trading days
Previous 24 hours · 5-minute close +3.81%
Candlestick · last 30 trading days
Read HPE is up 146.8% over twelve months, trading -5.0% from its 52-week high ($64.25, 2 Jun) — the strongest month was May at +49.6%.
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Latest earnings
HPE · quarterly EPSQ3 2026 latest
1.11 EPS
est 0.94 +18.0%
Q2 2026
0.79 EPS
est 0.54 +46.4%
Q1 2026
0.65 EPS
est 0.59 +9.3%
Q4 2025
0.62 EPS
est 0.59 +5.4%
The TLDRocket take Q3 2026 · written 4 Sep 2026
HPE’s latest print was another clean beat: Q3 2026 EPS came in at 1.11 versus 0.94 expected, an 18.2% surprise. That makes four straight quarters above consensus, following beats of 46.4% in Q2, 9.3% in Q1, and 5.4% in Q4 2025. On the numbers alone, the pattern is pretty clear: estimates have stayed too low, and HPE has kept clearing them.
What matters strategically is that the company has been tying those results to a more automated AI infrastructure story, not just selling more boxes. Recent coverage points to HPE pushing a self-driving networking approach for the AI era, using AI to automate network operations and reduce operational complexity, with Apstra Data Center Director integrated into that stack and Morpheus as an owned piece of the platform. That fits the two themes showing up most in coverage — AI infrastructure and agentic systems, basically software that can take actions on its own — though the data here is thin on how much of the EPS strength came from those products versus the rest of the business.
So the simple read is: HPE is on a four-quarter beat streak, and its product narrative is increasingly about making AI-era networks run with less human babysitting. The missing piece is scale. We have evidence of the direction and the integrations, but not revenue breakdowns, guidance details, or adoption numbers for Apstra, Morpheus, or the broader self-driving networking push.
Read alongside: Apstra Data Center Director Morpheus
Not investment advice. TLDRocket's market and earnings analysis is automated editorial commentary on public information. It can be wrong or out of date, it is never a recommendation to buy, sell or hold any security, and it should not be relied on for investment decisions.
Management
updated 2 Sep 2026-
Antonio Neri
President & CEO
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Neil MacDonald
EVP & GM, Compute, HPC & AI
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Matt Harris
SVP & Managing Director Uk, Ireland, Middle-east & Africa.
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Jennifer Temple
Chief Communications & Marketing Officer
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Ricardo Emmerich
Managing Director, Sales Head, Business Head
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Fidelma Russo
Executive Vice President & General Manager, Hybrid Cloud & CTO
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Matt Greenly
CFO And Senior Vice President, Global Sales
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Marie Myers
Chief Financial Officer
- Terry Morris Fellow and VP, Enterprise Group
- Dan Osecky Fellow
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Mark Bakker
Executive Vice President and General Manager - HPE Operations
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David Antczak
Senior Vice President & General Counsel
+ 28 more tracked
Recent changes
- Junaid Javed left (was Country Head Pakistan & Afghanistan)
- Ray Beausoleil left (was Senior Fellow And Senior Vice President)
- Lankesh Raut left (was Chief Technology Officer)
- Casey Taylor joined as Chief Operating Officer
- Mark Bakker EVP & GM, Global Operations → Executive Vice President and General Manager - HPE Operations
- Dan Osecky joined as Fellow
Latest developments
2026
Relationships
Products & technology
- Integrated with Apstra Data Center Director · 1 source
Investment & ownership
- Owns Morpheus · 1 source