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Carl Icahn signs a confidentiality agreement to review Dell’s books
American business magnate Carl Icahn has signed a confidentiality agreement to review Dell‘s financial records and further evaluate the bid for a $24 billion leveraged buyout to take the company...
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HP’s swivel laptop-tablet hybrid is a sign of things to come
Convertibles are hot. Or at least the kind that change your computer from a laptop to a tablet. Hewlett-Packard has one of these this holiday selling season in the form of a swivel computer. Meg...
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Hewlett-Packard will reportedly split into two companies
The legendary Hewlett-Packard reportedly is about to become two companies. One will focus on the firm’s personal computer and printer business, and the other on its business hardware and services,...
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HP CEO Meg Whitman: We're breaking up the company so we can compete
This morning on an investor call, Hewlett-Packard officially addressed its plans to split into two companies, HP Inc. and Hewlett-Packard Enterprise. The split came as a slight surprise to investors....
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HP acquires ActiveState’s Stackato PaaS business
HP today announced that it has agreed to buy the Stackato business from ActiveState. Terms of the deal weren’t disclosed. Stackato is private platform-as-a-service (PaaS) cloud software for building...
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Microsoft just scored a big new cloud partner: Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Microsoft just scored a big win in the public cloud wars. Hewlett Packard Enterprise, which was half of the original HP until just a few weeks ago, will soon start offering the Microsoft Azure public...
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HP launching 5 new EliteBook laptops this year
If you’ve navigated HP’s site lately, perhaps looking for a good clamshell portable machine, and found yourself overwhelmed by how many Elitebook combinations there are, don’t feel bad. I’m in the same...
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HP Enterprise in talks to sell software division to Thoma Bravo for up to $10...
(Reuters) — Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co (HPE) is in talks with buyout firm Thoma Bravo LLC to sell its software division, hoping it can fetch between $8 billion and $10 billion, according to people...
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Cows and data centers: What HP’s chief engineer thinks about fusing the real...
Chandrakant Patel has a deep history working on hardware and fundamental science at Hewlett-Packard, and he has used that background to create a vision for the future of technology that combines the...
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How CableLabs is paving the way for lightning-fast broadband
Phil McKinney’s job as CEO of CableLabs is to lead the cable TV industry forward into new technologies that can help with the delivery and adoption of cable TV services. The company is the research arm...
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HP’s PC chief Ron Coughlin talks regaining PC share, targeting gamers, and...
PCs aren’t dead yet. Just ask Ron Coughlin, head of HP‘s computer business. The Palo Alto, California company’s PC business has growth at about 11 percent in revenues, year to date. It has become the...
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HP upgrades its Spectre X360 and Pavilion X2 laptops with larger screens
Bigger is better, right? At least, that seems to be what HP believes, as the PC manufacturer announced at CES 2016 larger versions of both its Spectre X360 and Pavilion X2 products, due out in...
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Meg Whitman stepping down as HP Enterprise CEO
(Reuters) — Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co said on Tuesday that Meg Whitman was stepping down as chief executive officer early next year, sending its shares down 7.4 percent in trading after the bell....
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Dell is considering going public once again
Dell is exploring an initial public offering (IPO) after shelving this option earlier this year in favor of buying back a special type of stock.Read More
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HP’s Alex Cho: The PC isn’t dead. It’s essential.
HP's Alex Cho believes that the enterprise, gaming, and consumer PC products are all moving together in the pandemic.Read More
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