Hewlett Packard Enterprise Drops to 438th in Trading Volume Despite 1.94% Stock Price Increase and AI Innovations with NVIDIA

On June 24, 2025, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) saw a trading volume of 1.89 billion, marking a 58.78% decrease from the previous day. This placed HPE at the 438th position in terms of trading volume for the day. The stock price of HPE increased by 1.94%.

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) has unveiled new AI factory solutions in collaboration with NVIDIA. These solutions are powered by NVIDIA Blackwell and HPE Alletra Storage MP, designed to deploy and scale AI capabilities efficiently. The partnership aims to drive AI innovation by providing modular and scalable AI factory solutions.

HPE and NVIDIA have introduced innovations to scale enterprise AI factory adoption. The collaboration includes the NVIDIA Blackwell GPU, which is optimized for AI model development and training. The new solutions are part of the expanded NVIDIA AI Compute by HPE partnership, which focuses on turnkey generative AI and agentic AI, AI factory at scale, and sovereign AI solutions.

HPE's AI factory solutions utilize liquid cooling and HPE Morpheus Enterprise Software control plane. HPE OpsRamp Software uses AI to observe AI, providing insights and optimizing performance across AI environments. The solutions are designed to support future GPU generations with modular expansion racks, allowing businesses to scale their AI infrastructure seamlessly.

HPE's AI factory solutions also include air-gapped deployments for organizations with sovereign data requirements, ensuring that sensitive data remains protected and inaccessible to unauthorized users. The solutions foster enterprise collaboration through multi-tenancy, enabling businesses to securely share resources across teams while maintaining control over data access and project permissions.

HPE has expanded its ecosystem to include dozens of pre-validated AI use cases, enabling businesses to deploy solutions faster and with less risk. These use cases span industries and applications, from fraud detection and digital human interfaces to document generation and drug discovery. HPE and NVIDIA have partnered with leading Independent Software Vendors (ISVs) to bring industry-leading use cases to enterprises.