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    Is HPE (HPE) Using Quantum Partnerships To Quietly Redefine Its High-Performance Computing Edge?

    Simply Wall St·07/30/2026 19:11:34
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    • Rigetti Computing announced it partnered with Hewlett Packard Enterprise and the Pittsburgh Supercomputing Center to build the NSF-funded TangleLab testbed, integrating a 9-qubit Novera quantum system with classical high-performance computing at PSC’s new data center, with construction having started in 2026 and full operations targeted for 2027.
    • This collaboration highlights HPE’s role in advancing hybrid quantum-classical computing aligned with US priorities in quantum information science and artificial intelligence, potentially expanding its relevance in next-generation high-performance workloads.
    • We’ll now examine how HPE’s role in the TangleLab quantum-enabled supercomputing project could influence its broader investment narrative.

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    Hewlett Packard Enterprise Investment Narrative Recap

    To own HPE, you need to believe its pivot toward AI, hybrid cloud and higher value networking can offset pressure on traditional hardware and a higher debt load. The Rigetti TangleLab partnership reinforces HPE’s positioning in advanced high performance and quantum enabled workloads, but it does not materially change near term catalysts around Juniper integration, AI server traction, or the key risk of integration and margin execution in a still competitive infrastructure market.

    Among recent developments, the appointment of David Goulden to HPE’s board looks most relevant beside the TangleLab news. His background in large scale infrastructure, complex integrations and capital allocation at EMC, Dell and Booking sits alongside HPE’s push into AI centric infrastructure, GreenLake and quantum enabled HPC. For investors focused on catalysts such as Juniper synergies, AI systems growth and cost discipline, added financial and operational oversight at board level is directly connected to...

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    Hewlett Packard Enterprise's narrative projects $55.3 billion revenue and $4.6 billion earnings by 2029. This requires 12.5% yearly revenue growth and a $3.2 billion earnings increase from $1.4 billion today.

    Uncover how Hewlett Packard Enterprise's forecasts yield a $64.13 fair value, a 44% upside to its current price.

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    By contrast, the most bearish analysts were assuming only about 7.8% annual revenue growth and US$3.9 billion of earnings by 2029, so if you are weighing this quantum testbed news against their concern that tariffs and a Department of Justice challenge to the Juniper deal could restrain upside, it is a reminder that views can differ sharply and that it is worth comparing several narratives before deciding what you think HPE is really priced for.

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