Despite all of the market issues and technology transitions, the four core parts of the HPE business have remained remarkably stable since the recession was over. Enterprise Group, which sells the key server, storage, and switching hardware that most people know the HPE name from, has found a relatively stable revenue level that seems to hold at around $7 billion a quarter. Enterprise Services, which includes tech support, systems integration, outsourcing, and other activities, continues to creep down and it is hard to say where it will end. HPE is committed to this business being profitable. The Software and Financial Services parts of HPE are steady at just under $1 billion per quarter, with a little wiggling here and there.