HPE’s CEO says his company has ‘zero exposure’ to AI’s financing web
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In today's CEO Daily, Hewlett Packard Enterprise's (HPE) CEO Antonio Neri is distancing himself from concerns about an AI bubble, stating that the company has "zero exposure" to the financing architecture that investors are worried about. The CEO, who recently completed HPE's $14 billion acquisition of Juniper Networks, is focusing on security, safety, and speed to drive business growth.
Despite the stock price losing a quarter of its value over the past month, HPE's shares are up 112% so far in 2023. Neri believes that the next few years present a unique opportunity for businesses to break away and gain a competitive edge, particularly in areas like data privacy, sovereignty, security, and AI regulation. He is optimistic about the business landscape regardless of the outcome of the midterms, as long as companies take the lead in addressing these concerns.
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