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Highlights

Blog Post
The HPE Partner Ready program – It’s time to update
Paul Hunter shares updates and reflects on the recent industry recognition received for HPE's Partner Ready program
Content Hub
Space Exploration
Accelerating space exploration with the Spaceborne Computer and beyond
LinkedIn
Ethics and moral code in AI part 3: Educating against good intentions
VP Beena Ammanath discusses how we can educate ourselves against unintended consequences of our actions
LinkedIn
Three reasons your strategies don’t execute – and how to fix them
CSO Vishal Lall shares insights from Brightline’s Strategy@Work conference
Blog Post
The next great space race
Labs Chief Architect Kirk Bresniker and VP/GM of Servers, Converged Edge, & IoT Systems Tom Bradicich discuss the future...
Blog Post
Hewlett Packard Enterprise sends supercomputer into space to accelerate mission to Mars
From faster problem solving to astronaut survival, the Spaceborne Computer is the first step in developing sophisticated onboard computing resources
Timeline
Our history
See what HPE has been up to since it launched in 2015
Focus Area
Tech Impact 2030
Putting technology to work to tackle societal challenges and achieve real change
Blog Post
HPE’s Spaceborne Computer successfully powers up in space and achieves one teraFLOP
An important milestone is achieved in accelerating space travel
Blog Post
Ho, Hum. Just another day in space with HPE’s Spaceborne Computer
Project lead Dr. Mark Fernandez shares updates from the Spaceborne Computer's first 6-month in space
World Economic Forum
Using Tech to Solve World Hunger by 2030
CTO Mark Potter takes the stage at the World Economic Forum Sustainable Development Impact Summit to announce Tech Impact 2030
Blog Post
Spaceborne Computer: Still flying high, one year later
“HPE enables customers to go further, faster” – guess you could say we take that seriously