HP's Autonomy purchase is the gift that keeps on giving...
HP PC head Todd Badley has some choice words for Microsoft's Surface tablet.
Once upon a time, you knew who to fire when a hack took down your servers: The "little weenies" running around in the basement of your company, as AlienVault's Russell Spitler put it. But that's all changing.
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Windows 8 crashes 55 percent less and is 84 percent less frustrating than Windows 7, according to a new report.
The female executives on the list span a variety of industries from enterprise technology to retail. Given the amount of media attention paid to technology companies of late, it's no surprise that Silicon Valley-based CEO's dominate the list.
HP has a lot of products, but not as much splash and media attention as Apple.
According the most recent numbers from Gartner, Lenovo has inched past HP to control the highest stake of the PC market.
HP doesn't plan on getting back into the smartphone market until 2014, but does the company even have that much time?
HP's latest stab at business tablets isn't afraid to accessorize.
HP's open source webOS project is on schedule, and one team has already brought it to the popular Galaxy Nexus.
These tablets all run full PC applications. That's because they all have Intel processors and Windows 8.
Here comes HP's fleet of Windows 8 machines.
At an event in San Francisco next week, Intel will show off the latest crop of Windows 8 devices running on its chips.
HP is working to revamp its PC design, as the company loses ground to Apple, Lenovo, and the post-PC era.
HP may have failed at smartphones once before, but the company knows it can't be absent from the market for long.
A wave of Windows 8 products are coming. HP is showing off its all-in-one desktops today.
Say what you will about Windows 8, but it sure is getting PC manufacturers to bring out their innovation guns. Take HP, which is today announcing three new Windows 8 Ultrabooks -- one of which could be its answer to Microsoft's Surface tablet.
HP saw an acceleration of departures of employees in its most recent quarter.
HP reported its biggest loss in history today
