Antonio Neri
President and CEO of Hewlett Packard Enterprise since February 2018, after more than two decades at HP
- President and CEO (since February 2018); director since 2018, Hewlett Packard Enterprise12
Antonio Neri is the President and CEO of Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE), a role held since February 2018, and a member of HPE's board of directors. From 1995, Neri held senior roles at HP and HPE, starting in customer services for HP's Personal Systems Group and continuing through leadership of the Technology Services, Servers, Networking and Enterprise Group businesses before Neri became President of HPE in 2017.12
Career
From 1995 until August 2011, Neri served as Senior Vice President, Customer Services for the HP Personal Systems Group, before moving in August 2011 to lead the HP Technology Services business unit. From September 2013, Neri led the HP Servers business, and from May to October 2014 also led the HP Networking business unit.1
In October 2014, Neri became Senior Vice President and General Manager of the Enterprise Group at HP Co., continuing in that role at HPE. Neri was named President of HPE in May 2017 and President and CEO in February 2018.1
AI infrastructure
Under Neri, HPE offers AI data center systems built with partners such as AMD. In September 2026, HPE announced its first order for the AMD Helios AI Rack by HPE, which combines rack-scale compute, HPE Networking scale-up switching and direct liquid cooling, and noted that Juniper Networks is now part of HPE.2
Work
AMD Helios AI Rack by HPE (external site: investors.hpe.com)Proprietary product
Quoted as president and CEO in HPE's announcement of its first order for the AMD Helios AI Rack by HPE, a rack-scale system with purpose-built HPE Networking scale-up switching and direct liquid cooling, part of HPE's AI Data Center Solutions portfolio built with AMD.2
Career timeline
1995
Began serving as Senior Vice President, Customer Services for the HP Personal Systems Group.1
Aug 2011
Became Senior Vice President and General Manager of HP Technology Services.1
Sep 2013
Became Senior Vice President and General Manager of the HP Servers business.1
Oct 2014
Became Senior Vice President and General Manager of the Enterprise Group.1
May 2017
Was named President of Hewlett Packard Enterprise.1
Feb 2018
Became President and CEO of Hewlett Packard Enterprise.1
Sep 30, 2026
HPE announced its first order for the AMD Helios AI Rack by HPE, quoting Neri as CEO.2
Other documented roles
Roles the sources document but that are not confirmed as current.
- President (May 2017 to February 2018), Hewlett Packard Enterprise1
- Senior Vice President and General Manager, Enterprise Group (from October 2014), HP Co. and HPE1
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