Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. retained Beth Wilkinson to serve as the company’s lead lawyer in defending its $14 billion ...

If the Department of Justice successfully blocks the deal, customers will lose the benefits of a combined company and Cisco ...

HPE wants the DoJ to consider Huawei because it has “been repeatedly identified as a national security risk by the U.S. government”, and HPE asserts Washington has a “stated aim of reducing the use of ...

"Together, HPE and Juniper would be better equipped to bring new, better, and more secure networking products to public and ...

HPE and Juniper Networks quickly responded Thursday, firing back at the Justice Department and calling the basis for the lawsuit “fundamentally flawed.” Solution providers told CRN that a ...

Juniper Networks denied the allegations by the U.S. Department of Justice, after the agency sued to block Hewlett Packard ...

They issued a joint statement Thursday, claiming the DOJ’s analysis of the proposed deal is “fundamentally flawed.” Shares of HPE and Juniper fell on Thursday on the confirmation of the news ...

HPE and Juniper said they are both in quiet periods and would not comment on the report. The Department of Justice also refused to comment. CRN also reached out to Cisco for comment but had not ...

The DOJ lawsuit comes after Bloomberg reported in November 2024 that representatives from both HPE and Juniper had met with officials from the department to try to dissuade antitrust enforcers ...

According to a complaint filed in the Northern District of California, DOJ alleges that the proposed acquisition would eliminate fierce head-to-head competition between HPE and Juniper ...

DOJ has put forward its case by stating that the HPE-Juniper merger would undermine the competitive fabric of the networking market by reducing the number of market players. At present ...

The U.S. Justice Department filed a lawsuit on Thursday seeking to block Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co.'s (HPE) proposed $14 billion deal to buy Juniper Networks Inc. (JNPR). The DOJ contends the ...