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HPE

A supercomputing supplier with the longest record of shipping liquid-cooled machines at scale.

supercomputingCrayAITexas

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What this record says

HPE is a cooling supplier headquartered in Spring, Texas, United States. This record tracks no products of theirs and no deployments it is named in. Capabilities here are company-reported until independent evidence is attached. Last reviewed Aug. 9, 2026 against 1 source.

1 sourceReviewed Aug. 9, 2026
Headquarters
Spring, Texas, United States
Ownership
Public
Architectures
2 architectures
Evidence state
Company reported

Company brief

What HPE does

Hewlett Packard Enterprise supplies direct-liquid-cooled computing systems, especially through HPE Cray supercomputers and high-density ProLiant platforms. In the HPE Cray EX architecture, cold plates remove heat from processors, graphics processing units, and switches; rack manifolds and a coolant distribution unit carry it to facility water. Some cabinets are sealed and fanless, so the liquid system is part of the machine rather than an accessory fitted later.

That gives HPE control over server qualification, networking, rack mechanics, cooling, and support. Warm-water designs can also produce a return stream suitable for heat reuse: the planned Blue Lion system in Germany is specified for water up to 40 degrees Celsius and is intended to extend an existing heat-recovery program. A plan is not the same as measured operating performance, and heat reuse still needs a customer and backup rejection.

Buyers should verify which components are fully liquid cooled, facility-water limits, coolant chemistry, distribution-unit redundancy, pressure drop, quick connections, startup sequence, controls, service access, and the plant equipment outside HPE's delivery. They should also compare fanless Cray designs with hybrid ProLiant configurations rather than treating the portfolio as one architecture. Product scope, rankings, temperature limits, and project benefits are company-reported by HPE.

Public sources provide named systems but not independent lifecycle cost or fleet-wide reliability.

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Company type
Server platform vendor
Headquarters
Spring, Texas, United States
Founded
2015
Ownership
Public
Market listing
NYSE: HPE
Evidence status
Company reported

Capability matrix

What HPE can be shown to do

Stated capability, tracked products, and recorded projects are three different facts. A blank cell means this database has no record of it yet, not that the company does not do it.

ArchitectureEquipment categoriesTracked productsRecorded projects
Direct-to-chip liquid cooling2
Data-center heat reuse

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Record ID
DCC / COMP / HPE
Record reviewed
Aug. 9, 2026
Record first published
Aug. 9, 2026
External sources
1
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