Thread regarding Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) layoffs

Neri leadership in 8 1/2 years

So after 18 acquisitions, 8 1/2 years of Neri leadership, and a really long period of flat, nothing revenue growth, HPE is finally showing some signs of life. I wouldn't count on it lasting though.


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60 year old wearing ripped blue jeans, executive sneakers with white soles. That’s our CEO.

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Post ID: @3ca+1m2nec1c0

riding the AI bo-m but to a lesser extent than it could have.

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Post ID: @399+1m2nec1c0

@a3 it doesn’t seem real?

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Post ID: @1a4+1m2nec1c0

Neri is not a very good CEO, but at least he lays off tens of thousands of workers with “compassion”.

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Post ID: @14q+1m2nec1c0

The risk is the exact same for every company riding the AI Infrastructure high. We all know it'll cool off... question is how badly.

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Post ID: @kk+1m2nec1c0

toni was in the game long enough to get lucky with ai bo-m

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Post ID: @f6+1m2nec1c0

It's Juniper, pure & simple. And Antonio is a hero for doing that. And Antonio haters are forever mooted out now. Those are the facts.

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Post ID: @ee+1m2nec1c0

round tripping sales isn't growth. The stock did move up, but why?

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Post ID: @a7+1m2nec1c0

Cool story bro

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Post ID: @a3+1m2nec1c0

doesn’t seem real

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