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How HPE plans to combat generative AI’s 'dirty secret'

By Jane McCallion published

Analysis With high-intensity workloads meaning high energy usage, does AI risk gaining the same reputation as crypto?

Analysis
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HPE Discover 2023: All the announcements from the Day Two keynote

By Jane McCallion last updated

Keep up-to-date with all the day two announcements live from HPE Discover 2023

Business Strategy
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HPE and Equinix partner to speed up GreenLake private cloud deployments

By Jane McCallion published

Pre-provisioned, fully hosted instances of GreenLake for Private Cloud Enterprise will be available from August

Private Cloud
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What GreenLake for Large Language Models says about HPE's strategy

By Jane McCallion published

Analysis Move over, edge and hybrid cloud, there's a new business pillar in town

Analysis
A multicolor sphere displaying the words 'HPE GreenLake' on the show floor at HPE Discover 2023

HPE offers up HPC for AI training with GreenLake for Large Language Models

By Jane McCallion published

The company hopes to make supercomputing more accessible for organizations wanting to train their own AI

Artificial Intelligence
HPE Discover 2023: Shot of a blue illuminated sign in a hotel welcoming delegates to the HPE Discover 2023 event, with people walking down a long hallway travelling to scheduled sessions

What does HPE’s new AI strategy mean for the channel?

By Jane McCallion published

Analysis AI is Hewlett Packard Enterprise’s newest spotlight business pillar, but for the channel it’s slim pickings

Analysis
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What next for GreenLake at HPE Discover 2023?

By Jane McCallion published

Analysis The self-proclaimed edge-to-cloud company is heading to the Nevada desert for its annual conference

Analysis