Overall, revenue growth has been slow and inconsistent:
2018: $30.85 billion
2019: $29.14 billion (-5.6% year-over-year decrease)
2020: $26.98 billion (-7.4% year-over-year decrease)
2021: $27.78 billion (3.0% year-over-year increase)
2022: $28.49 billion (2.6% year-over-year increase)
2023: $29.14 billion (2.3% year-over-year increase)
nothing run-rate about HPE. It's a replacement business model. And yeah, the board loves him because he does EXACTLY what they ask. And that's to make them millions at the expense of the workforce.
Interesting that HPE is up almost 20% since the lackluster earnings drop
I believe the AI hype has caused a bubble
Well his board just gave him a big raise. He is close to closing his chapter as CEO, and I suspect the Juniper acquisition will be his swam song.
He has kept HPE as a run rate business.