HP stories
Sunshine Coast University is experiencing enhanced mobility and flexibility following a multimillion dollar infrastructure roll out by Data#3 and HP.
Education, govt and corporate PC shipments have recorded growth in Australia for Q4 and full year 2016, IDC Australia says. So who's winning and why?.
The print market isn't as dead as many believe with the worldwide hardcopy peripherals market recording growth on the back of inkjet and laser growth.
Ingram Micro resellers will be whistling down the slopes in Canada as part of the distributor's latest HP promotion.
Traditional PC shipments in India have slumped nearly 19% quarter on quarter to an all-time low on the back of the recent GST implementation, IDC says.
Microsoft and Red Hat are extending their alliance with two new initiatives aimed at supporting enterprises in their adoption of containers.
VR is changing the way people learn, communicate and create. That change is what inspired HP to embrace the technology, says Xavier Garcia.
Embrace the future with HP's revolutionary VR backpack, designed for the ultimate untethered virtual reality experience.
From buildings to clothing, this co-creation project explores how life could be sustained on the red planet...
The HP Sprocket harkens back to the days of Polaroid cameras, giving you the ability to print photos anywhere, at any time.
Worldwide shipments of traditional PCs declined in the first quarter of 2017, but surprisingly the figures are more positive than expected.
Qualcomm today announced the three flagship companies that will be the first to develop mobile PCs powered by Snapdragon.
By building around memory rather than the CPU, they can eliminate the relatively clunky and inefficient manner that the computers process data today.
Only 16% think printers are at high risk of a breach, and 43% ignore printers in endpoint security entirely. HP New Zealand explains why.
As HP celebrates 50 years in New Zealand, local boss Grant Hopkins says the most exciting years are still ahead.
Cybersecurity can seem daunting for Kiwi SMBs, which is why Exeed has come up with a solution for resellers to take advantage of.
Up to 40 per cent of PLN Group’s revenue now comes from overseas clients as it eyes expansion into Europe and North America.
Ingram Micro has revealed a golden opportunity for New Zealand resellers, centred around Intel's new 7th Generation Kaby Lake processors.
Exeed resellers are being given the chance to fly high and to hit the snow for a BMW adventure in two promotions.
Datacom is bringing staff from five Auckland office together in one large complex in a move it says will foster greater collaboration and creativity.
