HPE Lands $1.2B AI Infrastructure Order from Vultr 🤖
Hewlett Packard Enterprise has secured a $1.2 billion order from cloud infrastructure provider Vultr for AMD-powered AI server racks. The systems will be deployed across Vultr’s U.S. data centers, marking HPE’s first order for AMD’s new Helios AI rack platform.
The deal was announced alongside an upgraded long-term outlook for HPE’s networking business. The company now expects networking revenue to grow at a high-teens annual rate through fiscal 2029, supported by rising demand for AI infrastructure.
The Vultr agreement adds a major customer deployment to HPE’s AI infrastructure business as data centers require higher-performance computing and networking. The AMD Helios systems combine AI compute with HPE networking technology, creating an integrated rack-scale platform designed for large AI workloads.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise has secured a $1.2 billion order from cloud infrastructure provider Vultr for AMD-powered AI server racks. The systems will be deployed across Vultr’s U.S. data centers, marking HPE’s first order for AMD’s new Helios AI rack platform.
The deal was announced alongside an upgraded long-term outlook for HPE’s networking business. The company now expects networking revenue to grow at a high-teens annual rate through fiscal 2029, supported by rising demand for AI infrastructure.
The Vultr agreement adds a major customer deployment to HPE’s AI infrastructure business as data centers require higher-performance computing and networking. The AMD Helios systems combine AI compute with HPE networking technology, creating an integrated rack-scale platform designed for large AI workloads.
