Oracle expands HPE Juniper deal to network its gigawatt-scale AI data centers
shashib · x · 2026-09-06
Oracle announced on September 2 an expanded agreement with HPE to deploy more of its networking gear—Juniper Networks, which HPE acquired for $14B in 2025—into its newest AI data centers worldwide. Oracle and Juniper have worked together for over 10 years; the push is about speed, scaling proven equipment rather than vetting new vendors as Oracle races to add AI capacity, giving HPE a bigger stake in one of the industry's largest AI buildouts.
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