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The order granting the motion for entry of final judgment (Case 5:25-cv-00951-PCP, Document 482) is 'Filed 08/12/26' and signed 'Dated: August 12, 2026' by P. Casey Pitts; no time is given, so it is an all-day date.
SDxCentral on Judge Casey Pitts' 41-page order granting final judgment over a dozen states' objections, his findings that HPE failed to disclose lobbyist contacts with CIA and Defense officials, and statements from HPE and Rob Bonta.
Network World on the ruling approving HPE's original settlement with DOJ, quoting Pitts that the states had not shown the amended judgment 'would not be in the public interest' and HPE's statement.
California's attorney general, a lead intervenor, on the decision 'approving the U.S. Department of Justice's (U.S. DOJ) proposed settlement'; the coalition of 13 attorneys general, Bonta's reaction and the order's praise for the states' role.[1]
DOJ's response to the 12 public comments (including 20 state and territorial attorneys general) and its amendments to the proposed final judgment the court later entered: the Instant On divestiture and AI Ops for Mist source-code licence auction.[1]
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