Hewlett Trading Volume Surges 38% to $530M Ranks 151st in Market Activity

On August 27, 2025, Hewlett (HPE) recorded a trading volume of $0.53 billion, a 38.01% increase from the previous day, ranking 151st in market activity. The stock rose 1.02% during the session.

HPE announced the expansion of its 'Saudi Made' server portfolio with two new HPE ProLiant servers powered by 5th Gen AMD EPYC processors. The DL365 and DL385 Gen11 models, launched at Riyadh’s alfanar production site, aim to enhance data analytics capabilities and operational efficiency. These servers carry the 'Saudi Tech' logo and are immediately available in Saudi Arabia, Jordan, Egypt, and Gulf nations. The initiative aligns with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030 goals to strengthen its position as a global leader in data-driven economies.

The new servers build on last year’s successful 'Saudi Made' product line, which received the National Product Certificate. HPE emphasized that the 4th and 5th Gen EPYC processors offer high core counts, large memory footprints, and scalable performance to meet growing workload demands. Partners AMD and alfanar will also introduce training programs to upskill Saudi workers, particularly women, and foster innovation in the local tech ecosystem.

AMD highlighted the energy efficiency and performance of its EPYC CPUs in supporting Saudi Arabia’s digital growth strategy. HPE’s investment in local manufacturing underscores its commitment to the region’s technological development and aligns with rising demand for digital infrastructure driven by AI and strategic frameworks like Vision 2030.

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