HPE Revenue Rose 15% Sequentially in Fiscal Q2 2026, Driven by Higher Server Prices Amid Rising Component Costs
Hewlett Packard Enterprise posted a 15% sequential revenue increase for its fiscal second quarter. Higher server pricing, driven by DRAM and NAND cost inflation, contributed to the gain.
marketwatch.comHPE reported that revenue in its fiscal second quarter rose 15% from the prior quarter. The increase was supported by higher server pricing tied to rising DRAM and NAND component costs. HPE management stated that demand strength is expected to continue through fiscal 2027 and beyond.
The current date of 2026-06-01 places the reported period in fiscal Q2 2026. @FirstSquawk reported the sequential revenue figure along with the pricing and component cost details. The same report included the forward demand outlook provided by company management.
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