As organizations race to operationalize AI, quantum computing, intelligent systems, and next-generation infrastructure are already converging to redefine what becomes possible by 2030. Kirk Bresniker, HPE Fellow, Vice President, and Chief Architect at HPE, joins Six Five at HPE Discover 2026 to examine how research, ecosystem collaboration, and hybrid computing architectures are unlocking the breakthroughs enterprises will need to compete over the next decade.

Enterprises are managing infrastructure modernization, AI adoption, security resilience, and cost pressure at the same time, and changes across the VMware ecosystem are forcing virtualization decisions onto a timeline organizations did not choose. Dante Orsini, CRO, and Justin Giardina, CTO at 11:11 Systems, join Six Five at HPE Discover 2026 to examine how enterprises can simplify cloud strategy and strengthen cyber resilience without sacrificing flexibility or control.

A 2.7x reduction in cost per token and a ruggedized edge device capable of running 80 billion parameter models are reshaping how enterprises think about AI infrastructure economics. Justin McGarry, VP and GM of Compute and AI Infrastructure Software at HPE, and Justin Christiansen, GM and HPE Global Sales Director at Intel, join Six Five at HPE Discover 2026 to break down how virtualization savings, workload-specific CPU and GPU architecture, and component supply pressure are shaping enterprise AI decisions right now.

Hybrid cloud, networking, and AI are converging into a single set of architectural decisions for enterprise IT, and separating the signals that matter from the noise requires analysts tracking the market in real time. David Nicholson convenes a Six Five analyst roundtable with Tom Hollingsworth, Fernando Montenegro, and Alastair Cooke at HPE Discover 2026 to break down the trends shaping the next era of enterprise technology.

Scaling AI from pilot to production exposes infrastructure readiness, operational complexity, and governance gaps that most enterprises underestimate until deployments are already live. Lakshmanan A V, VP and Global Practice Head, Cloud Infrastructure and Security Services at Wipro, joins Matt Kimball and David Nicholson at HPE Discover 2026 to examine how organizations are building scalable AI foundations through hybrid cloud strategy, operational transformation, and the HPE and Wipro collaboration that connects AI-ready platforms to the operational capabilities required to deliver long-term business value.

As AI moves from experimentation to production, networking is becoming a strategic foundation for enterprise transformation rather than a background infrastructure consideration. Kevin Hutchins, SVP of Strategy and Corporate Development for HPE Networking, joins Six Five at HPE Discover 2026 to examine how the HPE and Juniper combination has evolved over the past year, what self-driving networking means in operational practice, and what enterprise leaders should prioritize to prepare for the next generation of network architecture.

As enterprises move agentic AI from experimentation into operational deployment, leaders are confronting new questions around governance, token economics, and measurable business value. Dan Waibel, Global Chief Data and AI Officer at HPE, joins Six Five at HPE Discover 2026 to examine the practical priorities organizations need to address to scale AI responsibly while maximizing return on investment.

Antonio Neri's HPE Discover 2026 keynote repositioned networking as the platform AI performance depends on, not infrastructure support underneath it, while sovereign AI, governance, and customer proof points emerged as the connective tissue behind the agentic enterprise. Daniel Newman and Patrick Moorhead break down the keynote's biggest themes and what enterprise leaders should actually prioritize, fresh off Newman's conversation with Neri.

Enterprise infrastructure teams are managing an expanding mix of AI, edge, and traditional business workloads while controlling cost, risk, and operational complexity. Krista Satterthwaite, SVP and GM of Mainstream Compute at HPE, joins Six Five at HPE Discover 2026 to examine how agentic AI and distributed environments are reshaping enterprise IT strategy, and where technology leaders should focus first to build a foundation for what's next.

Enterprise AI deployments are evolving from isolated projects into end-to-end operational platforms, and the convergence of AI infrastructure, networking, and open architectures is at the center of that shift. Trish Damkroger, SVP and Chief Product Officer for HPC and AI at HPE, and Praveen Jain, SVP and GM of Data Center at HPE, join Six Five at HPE Discover 2026 to examine how sovereign AI, networking, and infrastructure decisions are converging to shape the next phase of enterprise AI adoption.

 Organizations are looking for faster, more flexible ways to scale AI and cloud infrastructure while balancing performance, cost, and operational complexity. Phil Mottram, EVP and Chief Sales Officer at HPE, and Nathan Goulding, SVP of Engineering at Vultr, join Six Five at HPE Discover 2026 to examine how the HPE and Vultr partnership is helping enterprises accelerate AI adoption and cloud transformation through technology innovation and infrastructure built for next-generation cloud customers.

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As enterprises move from AI experimentation toward large-scale deployment, production economics and operational efficiency are becoming the deciding factors in whether AI initiatives reach scale. Fidelma Russo, EVP and GM at HPE, and Hasmukh Ranjan, SVP and CIO at AMD, join Patrick Moorhead and Daniel Newman at HPE Discover 2026 to examine what it takes to build the foundation for the agentic enterprise, from compute and memory engineering to leveraging existing datacenter investments.

As organizations move beyond AI experimentation into large-scale deployment, new demands on infrastructure, networking, operations, and governance are exposing the gap between AI adoption and AI value. Antonio Neri, President and CEO of HPE, joins Six Five at HPE Discover 2026 to examine what it takes to build resilient, intelligent environments capable of supporting the agentic enterprise and turning AI investment into measurable business outcomes.

As customer expectations continue to shift, modern brand strategy increasingly depends on connecting brand, customer experience, data, and technology into a single discipline. Jennifer Temple, EVP and Chief Marketing and Communications Officer at HPE, Patrick Moorhead and Daniel Newman at HPE Discover 2026 to examine how the CMO role has evolved, what consumer behavior shift marketers need to watch most closely, and what will separate brands building durable customer relationships from everyone else.

As AI deployments move from experimentation into production, networking is emerging as the factor that determines performance, scalability, and operational success at scale. Rami Rahim, EVP, President and GM of Networking at HPE, joins Daniel Newman at HPE Discover 2026 to examine how enterprises are rethinking network architecture, automation, and operations to build the foundation AI infrastructure actually depends on.

Enterprise infrastructure decisions around hybrid, edge, and sovereign cloud are no longer modernization exercises. They are long-term architectural commitments being shaped by AI adoption, data residency requirements, and governance mandates that cloud-only strategies cannot satisfy. Meena Gowdar and Justin Slane from Microsoft join Six Five at HPE Discover 2026 to examine how the Microsoft and HPE partnership is helping enterprises extend cloud capabilities, address sovereignty requirements, and modernize mission-critical workloads on a foundation built for what comes next.

Distribution has moved well past fulfillment, and Eric Kohl, VP of Global Vendor Engagement at Ingram Micro, makes the case that complexity itself has become the distributor's value proposition. Kohl joins Six Five at HPE Discover 2026 to break down how Ingram Micro is helping channel partners build credible practices across networking, security, and AI, and why identity is the next adjacency partners cannot afford to ignore.