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HPE's[2][3][4][5] release: "HPE (NYSE: HPE) will host its Networking Investor Day on September 30, 2026, in Sunnyvale, California ... The webcast will begin Wednesday, September 30, at 10:30 a.m. CT (8:30 a.m. PT)", which is 15:30 UTC; HPE's investor events page gives the same "Wednesday, September 30 at 8:30AM PT".
HPE's[1][3][4][5] investor events page: HPE Networking Investor Day, Wednesday 30 September at 8:30 AM PT, with Rami Rahim, a panel with the HPE Networking senior leadership team and Chief Strategy Officer Shannon Cross, and the webcast registration.
Chief Strategy Officer Shannon Cross: the Networking Investor Day on 30 September in the Bay Area will "explain who HPE[1][2][4][5] networking is now", with Rami Rahim and all of his direct reports, and more on Helios.
CFO Marie Myers: the Investor Day will give more detail on the timing of the Oracle deal and on revenue synergies; $600M of Juniper cost synergies by the end of FY28, networking margins guided to the mid-to-high 20s and 14-17% growth for FY27.[1]
Neri invites investors to the networking Investor Day later in the month; networking orders up 36%, record networks-for-AI orders of $700M, the Oracle deal on QFX (Broadcom Tomahawk 6) and PTX, and AMD Helios scale-up switches.[1]
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