HPE hit by chip shortage and 'uneven business environment'
Infrastructure vendor plagued by Intel chip issues and coronavirus uncertainty
HPE has suffered declining revenues in Q1 after its compute business was ravaged by Intel's chip shortage and supply chain issues stemming from the coronavirus. For the quarter ending 31 January, HPE's...
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