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The conference has happened. HPE's[4] on-demand page carries no dates, so the dates come from NVIDIA's[2] event page for it: "Venetian Convention Center, Las Vegas, Nevada June 15–18, 2026". HPE's own releases are datelined "LAS VEGAS – HPE Discover Las Vegas 2026 – June 16, 2026" (and June 15 for the quantum release), and HPE's lasvegas.html page still marks the event up as starting June 15, 2026 though its text has moved on to "June 21-24, 2027". All day, 15 June to the exclusive 00:00Z after 18 June.
NVIDIA's page for the event dates it "June 15–18, 2026" at the Venetian Convention Center, Las Vegas, with NVIDIA sessions on 16 and 17 June and a closing-night reception at Allegiant Stadium on Wednesday 17 June.
Network World's report of Neri's opening keynote in Las Vegas, with quotes and the compute, storage, agent-governance and cloud announcements.
HPE's[1] own release, datelined "LAS VEGAS – HPE Discover Las Vegas 2026 – June 16, 2026": Juniper QFX switches in HPE AI Data Center Solutions, the QFX5140 inference switch, a QFX5252 tray for AMD Helios, Marvis in Aruba Central, CX switches in Mist and a unified SASE platform.
ITPro's live blog from the Venetian of the Day 1 keynotes by Antonio Neri and Rami Rahim on 16 June, covering GreenLake Intelligence, confidential computing with NVIDIA[2] and the self-driving network demos.
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