HP unveils an army of PCs featuring Intel’s new low-power processors

New devices include a 20-inch all-in-one computer that you can use as a giant tabletop tablet.

Meg Whitman says ‘You can feel the turnaround taking place at HP’ (but not at Dell)

Whitman takes a swing at Dell for "completely cratering" its earnings.

HP misses revenue targets, hits earnings goal as it adapts to weak PC sales

HP hasn't been participating in the explosive growth of mobile devices.

Fusion-io names former HP CTO Shane Robison as new CEO

Both CEO David Flynn and chief marketing officer Rick White are leaving Fusion-io to become startup investors.

41 of the Fortune 500 companies are tech companies (and here they are)

Apple’s in the top 10 for the first time ever, Facebook hits the list, and Dell sells more than Google as Fortune Magazine released its Fortune 500 companies today, ranking the top 500 companies by global income.

Notable this year …

HP tries to snare small businesses with latest Windows 8 touchscreen laptops for $499 and up

These models are 36 percent thinner and 18 percent lighter than previous notebooks.

Leap Motion and HP bringing embedded gesture control to PCs; ‘watches, smartphones, glasses’ coming next

Leap Motion announced a major new partnership with HP today to embed its hardware and software right into new HP laptops and desktops. And mobile devices like smartphones, tablets -- and glasses -- are coming up next, the company told me.

PC shipments post biggest quarterly sales drop ever — the IDC blames Windows 8

PC shipments fell off the proverbial cliff in the first quarter of 2013, according to IDC, with their biggest drop ever in recorded history.

HP’s new Moonshot: 1,800 servers per rack, 3M visitors/day on 720 watts

HP's Moonshot server, available today, is an extremely compact, low-power server meant for datacenters that need to scale quickly. It's also quite expensive.

Hewlett-Packard chairman Ray Lane to step down

Hewlett-Packard chairman Ray Lane will soon leave his post after shareholders reportedly lost confidence in him.

Google brings Chromebooks to the world (or at least more of it)

After being Amazon.com's best-selling laptop for 149 days straight, Google is taking its Chromebook show on the road, both internationally and at home.

British Serious Fraud Office faces an awkward hurdle in its Autonomy investigation

The British Serious Fraud Office (SFO), which is said to be investigating Autonomy on charges of fraud, is also an Autonomy customer.

Slate 7: HP’s overdue, uninspired return to consumer tablets

After spending a year recovering from its TouchPad fiasco, HP is making a return to tablets with the Slate 7.

HP pins its mobile hopes on Android (in vain)

After failing with Palm's intriguing WebOS platform, HP is now looking to Android for a future tablet and smartphone. But at this point, will it really matter?

Investor hit with accounting misconduct launches $1B fund on the same day

I have to hand it to Mike Lynch: one way to overshadow an investigation into his former company's books is to announce a $1 billion venture fund on the same day.

Britain’s accounting watchdog to investigate Autonomy

Today, Autonomy is being investigated for misrepresenting its sales and accounting prior to the acquisition by Britain's accounting watchdog, the Financial Reporting Council.