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Saudi German Health UAE selects HPE network system

Published Tuesday, September 29, 2026 · 11:07 AM EDT

Saudi German Health UAE selected HPE's wired and wireless network access control system, managed through HPE Aruba Central, HPE announced. The health care provider plans to use it to modernize its network infrastructure in the UAE. The companies have worked together for 14 years. The announcement identifies a supplier choice for the network project; it does not establish that the modernization has been completed.

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