HPE buying Juniper Networks
Jnpr shareholder will get @42 per share? Any news ? #hewlettpackard #hewlettpackard
is it a good time to join juniper?
Layoffs are coming to JUniper
And to HPE. deals of this magnitude always comes with cost “efficiencies” from both sides. Always.
Juniper long term employees are too old and unhappy. You can easily think 80%of them have erectile dysfunction and take viagra 😏.. this was just metaphorical to explain the aged employees . These old employees do not allow any new talent to come and settle down partly because they are from dot com bubble era and missed many opportunities to make good money somewhere else. Therefore, they want to make sure they make new folks life hell. This is a 30 year old company and very slow in innovating but still everything is chaos here and by all means pretty disorganized place. They bought mist system and apstra networks few years ago and that may be the reason they are able to sell this company to HPE. Based on above you can decide what to do ….
still, best routing stack on the market by far
True, because back in old golden days they developed it and only routing platforms cannot contribute towards the growth of the company particularly when company fail to hire and retain fresh talent… Juniper was able to survive because they made some really good acquisitions in the past that is why they found something like HPE … An big vendor of ISP rebranding itself as an enterprise vendor
How did you get the share price? @42 / share
What’s app group
Which group is it? Could I join?
How high do you think juniper stock will go?
Most likely it will stay under 40$
Oh wow! That's huge
Huge for whom ? I myself have no idea why this deal is announced 😅
https://www.reuters.com/markets/deals/hewlett-packard-enterprise-nears-13-bln-deal-buy-juniper-networks-wsj-2024-01-08/ 20B HPE is acquiring a 10B company. It's huge! You gotta attend your all hands to know why.