According to MarketWatch, Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) announced on Tuesday afternoon that Chief Executive Meg Whitman will step down in 2018, with Antonio Neri replacing him.
Whitman has been leading the company's predecessor, Hewlett-Packard, since 2011, leading the company's spin-off of consumer and business operations and other spin-offs and changes, with HP spin-offs for HP Inc. (HPQ) Inc. Neri joined the company in 1995 and has been in the Enterprise Group since 2015. He was named President of HPE in June of this year and Whitman will remain with HP and its director. HP also announced its fourth fiscal quarter on Tuesday afternoon Earnings, after which its share price fell nearly 8% in after-hours trading.
In March of this year, HPE announced the acquisition of Nimble Storage, a flash memory storage device supplier, for a total amount of about $ 1 billion. Nimble Storage's mid- and low-end flash memory products will help HP to address a variety of customer Demand and will establish a mutual benefit to Hui and Technology's existing 3PAR product line.
According to market research firm IDC survey report, the overall amount of enterprise storage equipment market in Q4 2016 decreased by 6.7% over the same period of 2015. Among them, DELL EMC ranked first in the shipment, with a market share of 32.9%. Although Huihe Technology Ranked second, the market share of 10.2%, with 10.1% of IBM, Netapp 10% not far away.