Hewlett Packard Enterprise Releases 2024 Living Progress Report

Hewlett Packard Enterprise (NYSE: HPE) today announced the publication of its 10th annual Living Progress Report for fiscal year 2024, providing a comprehensive view into the company’s progress in building a more sustainable IT ecosystem, driving decarbonization efforts, investing in talent, and developing responsible and ethical technology. Living Progress is HPE’s business strategy for creating sustainable and responsible technology solutions.

The report highlights the progress HPE has made in leveraging its portfolio of IT sustainability solutions and expertise to help customers improve the sustainability of their IT estates. It outlines the company’s approach to ensuring responsible and ethical use of technology within its organization and for its customers and showcases the positive results of the investments it has made into the well-being and long-term development of its people.

“Organizations are increasingly prioritizing the efficiency of their IT as a key metric of business value,” said Antonio Neri, President and CEO of HPE. “At HPE, we adopt a holistic, lifecycle approach to driving IT sustainability, integrating our Living Progress strategy into our core business practices. This approach underscores the deep interconnection between innovation, efficiency, and IT sustainability.”

Empowering Customers with HPE’s Portfolio of IT Sustainability Solutions

HPE helps mitigate the environmental impacts of our customers’ growing IT needs across the entire IT lifecycle through HPE’s portfolio of IT sustainability solutions designed to support customers across three critical areas: expertise and advisory services, actionable data and visibility of IT estates, and solutions that optimize energy consumption while promoting clean energy use.

In FY24, the HPE Sustainability Insights Center, accessible via a unified console in the HPE GreenLake cloud, was among several tools that HPE introduced and refined to allow customers to make more informed decisions on their IT estates’ environmental impacts across IT planning, procurement and operations.

In addition, 118 of HPE’s systems made the November Green500 list of the world’s most energy-efficient supercomputers, with eight making the top fifteen. Significantly, HPE’s 100% fanless direct liquid cooling systems architecture reduces the cooling power per server blade by 37% while halving the required data center floor space. Among mainstream servers, the latest generation of HPE ProLiant Compute Gen12 Servers helps customers to lower the cost of power and floor space – demonstrating up to 87% annual power savings compared to previous generations of servers.