
Now part of HPE: AI-native networking with Mist — the network that notices the users' problems before the users do.
With the Juniper acquisition (closed in 2025), HPE took the reference of AI networking: the Mist platform, where every AP and switch feeds an AI (Marvis) that understands the user experience — 'the 3rd floor meeting room has faulty roaming' — and often corrects it by itself. Plus Junos's solidity on switching, routing and data center.


Mist on Wi-Fi and switches: the network tickets halved — the AI closes the trivial ones.
Time-to-connect and roaming measured per user: the network judged by the experience.
Two ranges in the HPE house: the serene choice on YOUR case — we compare them.
Config as code and APIs: the Juniper network inside our runbooks.
With the Juniper acquisition (closed in 2025), HPE adds Mist AI: the platform that invented network AIOps (Marvis, the assistant that answers 'why does the Wi-Fi misbehave in the meeting room?' and opens the tickets on the anomalies by itself), the EX/QFX switches and the MX/PTX routers (service-provider routing), the SRX firewalls; the roadmap unifies Mist and Central under one AIOps umbrella: for the customers, more choice and the Juniper data center network next to the Aruba access.
The network managed with questions.
QFX and modern architectures, automated.
The Wi-Fi experience as an SLA, guaranteed.