Hewlett Packard Enterprise secures $1.2B Vultr order for AMD Helios AI racks
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise said it secured a $1.2 billion order from Vultr for AMD Helios AI racks and systems. The deployment is in the U.S. and includes HPE networking hardware and software, while HPE separately has targets for networking revenue growth and operating margins.
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HPE, Vultr, and customers building AI infrastructure are the main parties touched by this order today. The immediate effect is that the U.S. deployment now includes HPE networking hardware and software as part of the AMD Helios AI systems rollout, so the buying and installation work around that stack is now visible in the market.
Compared with before, the order now points to a specific deployment that includes HPE networking hardware and software, rather than an unspecified AI infrastructure purchase. HPE also still has separate targets for networking revenue growth and operating margins, so those goals remain in place alongside this order.
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