On July 28, Hewlett Packard Enterprise fell 3.63% in regular trading, trading at 44.37 USD/share, with turnover of $69.81 million.

On the news front, the storage sector faced broad-based selling pressure after Morgan Stanley issued a report warning that the AI-driven semiconductor memory boom is approaching an inflection point. The firm projected that memory contract prices will peak in the fourth quarter. Additionally, CXMT's IPO fundraising to advance capacity expansion is expected to directly impact US storage companies' medium-to-long-term market share and pricing power.

Within the Technology Hardware, Storage & Peripherals sector where Hewlett Packard Enterprise belongs, individual stocks were broadly under pressure. Among them, Dell Technologies fell 13.10%, Western Digital fell 13.25%, Seagate Technology fell 13.03%, SanDisk fell 12.57%, while Apple rose 0.45%. The sharp sector-wide decline reflects significantly deteriorating industry sentiment amid concerns over peak memory pricing and intensifying competition from emerging capacity.

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