Hewlett Packard Enterprise Logo
A bright green, hollow rounded rectangle (a thin rectangular frame) sits to the left of a black sans‑serif wordmark. The wordmark reads "Hewlett Packard Enterprise" in a clean, modern typeface and is set in black against a white background....
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About Hewlett Packard Enterprise
A bright green, hollow rounded rectangle (a thin rectangular frame) sits to the left of a black sans‑serif wordmark. The wordmark reads "Hewlett Packard Enterprise" in a clean, modern typeface and is set in black against a white background.
The overall look is minimal and geometric: a single colored outline shape paired with a straightforward stacked/inline wordmark, with strong contrast between the green frame and the black text.
Shapes: hollow rounded rectangle wordmark
Style: minimalist flat sans-serif geometric modern
Text in logo: Hewlett Packard Enterprise
A hollow rectangular frame — visually reads as a window, frame or portal emphasizing focus, structure or a gateway.
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Hewlett Packard Enterprise Logo History
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) was created in 2015 when Hewlett‑Packard split into HP Inc. and HPE; the company uses a simple green rectangular frame alongside the Hewlett Packard Enterprise wordmark as its logo.
Frequently asked
What company uses this logo?
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE).
What does the green rectangle represent?
Visually it functions as a simple rectangular frame or portal; it is a distinctive, minimal brand mark.
When was Hewlett Packard Enterprise formed?
Hewlett Packard Enterprise was formed in 2015 when Hewlett‑Packard split into two companies.
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