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Volume 342, Issue 2 · 13 articles from 2 issues

In This Issue

• LEAP 2026: HPE Advances Saudi Made Strategy with Expanded Portfolio and New Initiatives
• Building the Path to Quantum Utility
• HPE Zerto Software v10.9 Updates Boost Resilience and Cost Control
• Recovery Performance: Is the Backup Target Really the Bottleneck?
• AI Factory Economics: Determining Its Financial Viability
• Validate Trustworthy AI With HPE Private Cloud AI, NVIDIA, and QuantPi
• The Self-Driving Network: Transforming Hospitality Through AI-Native Operations
• HPE Terraform Provider 2.0 for HPE Morpheus Software, VMaaS, and HPE OpsRamp Software
• Enterprise Test Automation: Building Resilient Tests That Survive Change
• HPE Makes Its "Unified Storage" Claim Real as B10000 R6 Hits GA
• Bringing AI-Native Operations to HPE Networking EdgeConnect With SASE Copilot
• Why Data Modernization Requires More Than a Traditional Storage Refresh
• Responsible AI in Enterprise Applications: A Practical Security and Governance Guide

LEAP 2026: HPE Advances Saudi Made Strategy with Expanded Portfolio and New Initiatives (HPE, Tuesday, September 1st, 2026)

At LEAP 2026 HPE launched a Saudi Made, Developed, Deployed program and plans a Saudi Innovation Centre. Read more

Building the Path to Quantum Utility (HPE, Saturday, September 12th, 2026)

What has to be true for quantum computing to deliver practical utility rather than demonstrations. Read more

HPE Zerto Software v10.9 Updates Boost Resilience and Cost Control (HPE, Wednesday, September 9th, 2026)

Zerto v10.9 adds disaster recovery capabilities alongside cost management improvements. Read more

Recovery Performance: Is the Backup Target Really the Bottleneck? (HPE, Friday, September 11th, 2026)

Analysis of where recovery time actually goes, and why the backup target usually is not the constraint. Read more

AI Factory Economics: Determining Its Financial Viability (HPE, Thursday, September 10th, 2026)

A cost model for AI infrastructure investment covering utilization, power and the assumptions that decide viability. Read more

Validate Trustworthy AI With HPE Private Cloud AI, NVIDIA, and QuantPi (HPE, Friday, September 11th, 2026)

A validation approach for trustworthy AI combining HPE Private Cloud AI with QuantPi assessment tooling. Read more

The Self-Driving Network: Transforming Hospitality Through AI-Native Operations (HPE, Thursday, September 10th, 2026)

Autonomous network operations applied to hospitality, where guest experience depends on wireless reliability. Read more

HPE Terraform Provider 2.0 for HPE Morpheus Software, VMaaS, and HPE OpsRamp Software (HPE, Wednesday, September 9th, 2026)

A major Terraform provider release covering Morpheus, VM-as-a-Service and OpsRamp in one infrastructure-as-code path. Read more

Enterprise Test Automation: Building Resilient Tests That Survive Change (HPE, Wednesday, September 9th, 2026)

Designing automated tests that survive application change instead of becoming maintenance debt. Read more

HPE Makes Its "Unified Storage" Claim Real as B10000 R6 Hits GA (The Register, Tuesday, September 8th, 2026)

HPE Alletra Storage MP B10000 Release 6 is GA, unifying block and file on one disaggregated architecture with independent scaling. Read more

Bringing AI-Native Operations to HPE Networking EdgeConnect With SASE Copilot (HPE, Thursday, September 10th, 2026)

SASE Copilot brings AI-assisted operations to EdgeConnect SD-WAN and secure access deployments. Read more

Why Data Modernization Requires More Than a Traditional Storage Refresh (HPE, Wednesday, September 9th, 2026)

Replacing arrays on the usual cycle does not deliver the data access patterns AI workloads require. Read more

Responsible AI in Enterprise Applications: A Practical Security and Governance Guide (HPE, Friday, September 11th, 2026)

A practical guide to embedding security and governance controls into enterprise AI applications. Read more

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