Hewlett Packard Enterprise → Microsoft
Yes, wafergraph tracks Hewlett Packard Enterprise as a supplier of Microsoft, as of 2026-10-09. Microsoft sources from 80 tracked suppliers in this dataset; Hewlett Packard Enterprise has only 1 tracked customer in this dataset. Demand-side concentration is high.
Data as of 2026-10-09 · relationship type: tracked supplier → customer · both names resolve in companies.json · no dollar amount is shown unless it already sits on a company record, and none is invented here
Why this edge matters
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (major in AI & Data Center) is a tracked supplier of Microsoft (niche in Design (Fabless)). Enterprise servers, HPC, and AI systems (incl. Cray). Designs Maia AI accelerators and Cobalt server CPUs for Azure. The edge is one of 80 tracked suppliers of Microsoft and one of 1 tracked customer of Hewlett Packard Enterprise.
Source: derived from both company records and the counted edges.
Concentration / risk note
Hewlett Packard Enterprise has only 1 tracked customer in this dataset. Demand-side concentration is high.
Basis: few customers. Omitted on edges where the graph does not back a concentration claim.
The two companies
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (supplier)
Enterprise servers, HPC, and AI systems (incl. Cray).
Microsoft (customer)
Designs Maia AI accelerators and Cobalt server CPUs for Azure.
Other tracked suppliers of Microsoft
Frequently asked questions3
- Is Hewlett Packard Enterprise a supplier of Microsoft?
- Yes. wafergraph records Hewlett Packard Enterprise as a tracked supplier of Microsoft (as of 2026-10-09).
- How many suppliers does Microsoft have?
- The dataset records 80 tracked suppliers for Microsoft.
- How many customers does Hewlett Packard Enterprise have?
- The dataset records 1 tracked customers for Hewlett Packard Enterprise.
Cite as: wafergraph, “Hewlett Packard Enterprise → Microsoft — supplier relationship in the semiconductor supply chain”, https://wafergraph.com/relationship/hpe/microsoft/ (data as of 2026-10-09).
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