"Hewlett-Packard" news, interviews, and features

News about Hewlett-Packard

• Multimedia Technology distributes HP SSDs

  Signs deal with unnamed licensed manufacturer

• ATO swaps HP for Dell in $12M PC refresh

  More than 12,000 new devices to be supplied

• PC shipments remain stagnant as Intel CPU shortages bite

  CPU shortage could bring new challenges to the PC market

• What Meg Whitman did next

  Whitman starts on 1 March at the start-up media company

• Revealing the biggest Government IT providers in Australia

  In 2017 alone, the Government forked out $5.7 billion to IT and technology services providers

• Meg Whitman on why she’s stepping down from HPE’s top job

  HPE chief, Meg Whitman, opens up on why she's stepping down from her role and what's next for the company and herself

Interviews about Hewlett-Packard

• HP CIO, Ramon Baez, sees your future in the Cloud

  In this Q&A, Baez explains how CIOs can make the most from the Cloud and Big Data

• CIOs must adapt or risk being replaced

  Need to shift from tech gatekeeper to tech enabler

• HP Q&A: Converged Cloud is company's chief initiative

  Saar Gillai, head of HP's Converged Cloud, talks about how HP provides an on-ramp to the Cloud for enterprises

• HP is ready to get back to business

  Senior VP of HP's Personal Systems Group claims that chaos is thing of the past for HP

• IBM's Steve Mills talks Oracle, Watson's future

  Oracle's one goal is to "make Larry rich," according to IBM's head of software and systems

Features about Hewlett-Packard

• HP turns to 3D printing to revive flagging fortunes

  After more than a year of speculation, HP has finally unveiled its 3D printer technology, touting an industrial machine that it claims is half as ...

• How Apple could exploit a forever-free iCloud

  Rivals Google and Microsoft give away cloud storage to sell cheap notebooks, but Apple could take a different tack

• Ten years after: HP's primordial Windows XP tablet versus Surface Pro 3

  Apple gets all the credit for inventing the tablet category, but Microsoft pioneered the concept 10 years ago

• Bringing brains to computers

  Silicon brains will create new computers that can use the human brain as a model to make decisions

• Oracle's Q2: What to expect

  New software license revenues for the quarter will be a closely watched result

• Dell's Chromebook is a sign of shakier times for Windows

  Microsoft's top 3 OEM partners are now all experimenting with Chrome OS