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• 2026-10-07 HPE Launches Gen13 ProLiant Servers for HPC and AI Workloads · HPCwire
  HPE's Gen13 ProLiant line pairs AMD's next-gen EPYC and upcoming "Venice" CPUs with Nvidia BlueField DPUs and ConnectX NICs across both legacy 19-inch and OCP's new 21-inch rack formats, a concrete look at the hardware generation vendors will draw on for the next wave of HPC/AI deployments -- notable given HPE's track record as sole compute, fabric and storage supplier on both Frontier and El Capitan.
• 2026-09-30 HPE Secures Its 1st AMD Helios Order in $1.2B Deal with Vultr · HPCwire
  HPE's first order for AMD's Helios rack platform: a $1.2B deal to supply Vultr with racks of Instinct MI455X GPUs, EPYC "Venice" CPUs and HPE-Juniper scale-up Ethernet fabric, with no unit count disclosed. Worth flagging that "Helios" here is AMD's rack-scale product name, not a single deployed system, and is unrelated to the two existing Helios entries already in this graph (Cyfronet's Poland machine and the decommissioned Japan fusion-research system) beyond the shared name.
• 2026-09-24 QuEra partners with HPE to integrate quantum computer within Cray-powered HPC environments · Data Center Dynamics
  HPE is opening its Cray-based HPC systems to QuEra's neutral-atom quantum hardware, giving HPC centers and national labs an on-premises path to quantum-classical integration alongside QuEra's existing AWS Braket cloud access. It matters as a structural signal that a major classical-HPC integrator is formalizing quantum-accelerator integration rather than leaving it to cloud-only access.
• 2026-09-17 Bull Beats Out HPE For Next-Gen Lumi AI Supercomputer · The Next Platform
  EuroHPC and CSC Finland picked Bull over incumbent integrator HPE to build the LUMI-AI upgrade partition, with delivery slated for the second half of 2027. Worth tracking on the graph because it's a rare case of an existing HPE/Slingshot machine losing its re-up bid to a European vendor running its own BXI interconnect, which fits EuroHPC's stated preference for buying European where it can.
• 2026-09-08 HPE says component price increases are passing through to buyers without costing it orders · The Next Platform
  HPE is the integrator of record on both Frontier and LUMI, so its input costs sit directly underneath two of the largest systems in the graph. Rising prices at the DRAM, accelerator and fabric layers that do not suppress orders is a supply-side constraint showing up in the parts layer rather than a demand story.
• 2025-10-27 ORNL, AMD and HPE announce Discovery and Lux as Frontier's AI-era successors · Oak Ridge Leadership Computing Facility
  Lux runs AMD Instinct MI355X on HPE nodes with Oracle Cloud Infrastructure integration and arrives first, in 2026; Discovery follows in 2028 on MI430X and is billed as beating Frontier on every part of the system, not just peak flops. This keeps ORNL's AMD based lineage going a full hardware generation past the MI300A in El Capitan and the MI250X in Frontier.

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