HP to cut up to 6,000 staff in plan to mitigate PC market softness
HP expects to lay off 4,000 to 6,000 employees by the end of fiscal year 2025, reducing its 51,000-strong global workforce by about 12 per cent.
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HP honours top performing partners for 2022
HP has recognised its top performing partners and individuals for 2022 during its Annual Partner Awards night with a black-tie dinner held at The Star in Sydney.
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NSW govt prowls for new device and services panellists
The NSW government is looking for hardware vendors and service providers to create a new End User Devices and Service whole-of-government panel.
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HP debuts new partner program enhancements
HP has unveiled several new partner benefits within its Amplify partner program aimed at driving greater partner collaboration, training opportunities and community engagement.
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HP launches cartridge recycling initiative
HP has launched a recycling initiative involving partners to promote the recycling of ink and toner cartridges across Australia, New Zealand and ASEAN.
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HP promotes Michael Boyle to global leadership role
After four years as the A/NZ vice president and managing director for HP, Michael Boyle has been named HP’s global head of large format go-to-market.
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Cyber crime escalates as barriers to entry crumble
An underground economy that mirrors its legitimate e-commerce counterpart is supercharging online criminal behaviour, according to HP findings.
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Lenovo on top for Q1 as PC shipments dip
Lenovo has maintained its top position as the most shipped PC vendor as 80.5 million PCs were shipped during the first quarter of 2022.
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HP Inc spends US$3.3B on Poly
HP Inc has acquired unified communications vendor Poly in an all-cash transaction for US$40 per share, implying a total enterprise value of US$3.3 billion.
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HP gets intentional about contracting with Black IT providers
HP CIO Ron Guerrier is working to diversify IT’s suppliers and boost the benefits they get from working with HP to build a more representative technology workforce.
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Vulnerabilities found in 250 HP printer models
Attackers can inject and execute malicious code via these critical vulnerabilities. HP advises updating the printer firmware.
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Inside the HP-Autonomy lawsuit: Timeline of an M&A disaster
When Hewlett Packard acquired knowledge management software firm Autonomy, it didn’t realise it was buying into a multibillion accounting cover-up.
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New HP MFP vulnerabilities show why users should update and isolate printers
Researchers have discovered two dangerous vulnerabilities in HP multifunction printers that use its FutureSmart firmware, including one that is exploitable remotely.
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Lenovo maintains global PC lead
Global PC shipments, including tablets, fell 2 per cent year-on-year to 122.1 million units in the third quarter of 2021, as Lenovo maintains top spot among PC brands.
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Renewtrak eyes overseas expansion with $3M funding
Australian automated renewals start-up Renewtrak is planning to expand overseas after securing a $3 million seed funding round from venture capital firm Tidal Ventures.
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