Gartner rates storage and compute-as-a-service infrastructure vendors
Gartner's 2026 Magic Quadrant for Infrastructure Platform Consumption Services (IPCS) ranks Everpure as the top leader, followed by HPE's GreenLake and Huawei. The report evaluates vendors offering storage and compute-as-a-service solutions. Gartner predicts significant growth in consumption-based models by 2029. Inclusion criteria require $25M in annual revenue and 25 active customers. Everpure overtook HPE, while Huawei entered the leaders' quadrant.
How this was made

The 30-second read
Why it matters
The rankings provide a snapshot of market positioning but lack concrete financial metrics, limiting immediate trading decisions.
Market read
The MQ results may influence investor sentiment toward listed vendors, especially HPE, Dell, IBM, and NetApp.
What to watch
The report does not disclose pricing, margins, or customer adoption rates for the listed vendors.
Background
Gartner's Magic Quadrant evaluates vendors offering storage and compute on a consumption basis, a growing segment of enterprise IT.
Ticker impact
Gartner ranks HPE's GreenLake as the second leader in the 2026 Infrastructure Platform Consumption Services Magic Quadrant.
Modest upside if market views leadership positively.
Leadership ranking signals competitive strength but no concrete financial data.
Dell is listed as a Challenger in Gartner's 2026 Infrastructure Platform Consumption Services Magic Quadrant.
Little to no immediate price movement.
Being a Challenger provides no clear advantage or disadvantage.
IBM appears as a Challenger in the Gartner 2026 Infrastructure Platform Consumption Services Magic Quadrant.
Minor impact, likely neutral.
No new product or financial data accompanies the ranking.
NetApp is listed among the Challengers in Gartner's 2026 Infrastructure Platform Consumption Services Magic Quadrant.
Minimal price effect.
Ranking alone without quantitative guidance offers limited trading insight.
Market effects
Highlights growing importance of consumption‑based infrastructure services, potentially benefiting the broader cloud and storage sector.
U.S. and global enterprise IT spend may shift toward as‑a‑service models.
Signals a trend that could influence vendor competition worldwide.
Counterpoint
Leadership rankings may not translate into revenue growth; investors should focus on actual contract wins.
Key entities
- CompanyEverpure
Top-ranked leader in the MQ, but not publicly listed in the U.S.
- CompanyHuawei
New entrant as a leader, not U.S.-listed.




