HPE’s contribution connects advanced national computing with enterprise expertise and Greek scientific talent. HP Inc. brings a separate workplace-computing story through AI PCs and workstations.
Thought Leaders / Technology leadership
The people behind the infrastructure.
Michalis Kasimiotis — Μιχάλης Κασιμιώτης — leads HPE in Greece and Cyprus. His published perspective connects computing capacity with business access and scientific talent.
Published interview · Greek quotation and editorial summary
«έχει πραγματοποιηθεί σημαντική πρόοδος στον ψηφιακό εκσυγχρονισμό κράτους και επιχειρήσεων»
Kasimiotis connects Greece’s AI opportunity with access to advanced computing, the participation of smaller businesses and the ability to attract and retain scientific talent. His interview describes HPE’s evolution towards integrated solutions spanning data, AI and networking.
Contribution. Leads HPE in Greece and Cyprus, connecting the company’s infrastructure capabilities with enterprise and public-sector digital transformation.
Built on advanced HPE architecture with NVIDIA GH200 accelerators and direct liquid cooling, DAEDALUS anchors Greece’s capacity for demanding AI and scientific workloads.
Research, start-ups, SMEs, industry and the public sector
Generative AI, large language models and scientific simulation
Greek language, culture, health and sustainability
HP’s Greek portfolio brings dedicated AI processing into business laptops and workstations, supporting responsive local workflows and new modes of productivity.
HPE supplies the technology foundation for DAEDALUS. GRNET operates the national computing infrastructure and coordinates PHAROS, connecting capacity with a wider research and business ecosystem.
HPE’s 2023 announcement established an Athens-based Ezmeral Center of Excellence, connecting specialised engineering talent with international enterprise data and AI needs.
HP Inc. is a separate company. Its AI PCs and workstations form the workplace pillar, where task performance, local processing and user experience need to be evaluated in practice.
Independent editorial coverage. Statements are attributed to their published source. Sponsorship, endorsement and participation are published only when confirmed.
Proposed founding programme
AI in Practice. Evidence before scale.
Compute to Impact
A case lab defining the workload, data, evaluation and operating plan needed to turn compute access into an applied project.
AI at Work Lab
Task-based demonstrations and measured pilots across local AI, workstations, enterprise tools and human review.
Research to Deployment
A structured conversation between researchers and organisations, producing a pilot brief and an evidence plan.
Public Value Forum
A working dialogue on service quality, Greek-language access, accountable deployment and demonstrable public benefit.
Formats under development. Dates, speakers and institutional participation will be published when confirmed.
