HPE
"RAM and NAND now make up over half of the bill of materials cost of a traditional server, and the share will continue to rise as component costs increase"
Just an undocumented utility API exposed on a public management port without an active session requirement giving an attacker access to all your servers then?
Attackers could potentially gain control of servers, firmware and lifecycle management in HPE bug.
Thank you, billion-dollar backlog and a Blackwell server demand.
HPE took to the stage in Las Vegas this week, and promptly dived deeper into AI, sewing the agentic version through its offering and explicitly targeting “sovereigns” desperate to close the AI gap. The giant kicked off its Discover event by unwrapping a revamp of its Greenlake platform promising that
"There's been a significant trend over the last couple of years back to disaggregated infrastructure..."
Deployment in months for enterprises with empty car parks