Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) shares rose 4% following a downgrade by Evercore ISI, which cited valuation concerns but kept the price target at $65. The stock's rebound is supported by a new Oracle deal deploying HPE's Juniper networking in AI data centers, providing a strong demand catalyst. This deal counters the downgrade's caution about networking margins and lack of near-term catalysts. Investors will watch if AI-driven growth and the Oracle partnership can sustain HPE's strong 141% year-to-date gain amid valuation debates.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise trades at USD 57.22, up 3.27% as of Sep 15, 2026, 22:41 WIB on Pluang. Dell shares also rose 3.66% to USD 553.63, while Super Micro Computer slipped 0.31% to USD 36.62. These moves align with the sector's mixed momentum despite recent analyst downgrades and partnerships.
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