HP maintained its annual guidance for cash flow even as it grapples with slumping PC demand, a sign it expects a rebound later in the year.

Global economic turbulence has hit technology companies this year, leading to slowing revenue growth and widespread layoffs, even as some segments of enterprise spending on IT seem to be holding steady.

HP reported quarterly sales that missed estimates and reduced its annual profit forecast on falling demand for personal computers and printers, especially among consumers. The shares fell in extended trading.

Nicolas will lead HP's worldwide supply chain organization. The company's supply chain delivers more than 100 million products to customers each year through a sophisticated network of ODM factories, manufacturing partners, commodity suppliers, logistics providers and a wide variety of other valued partners.

India has held up approvals for import of wifi modules from China for months, driving companies such as US computer makers Dell and HP and China's Xiaomi, Oppo, Vivo and Lenovo to delay product launches in a key growth market, two industry sources said.

The so-called "lighter than air" laptops will be available in January.

HP's PC notebook sales jumped in the quarter as the coronavirus pandemic kept people home and in need of devices for school and work.

The NUC M15 is a premium productivity laptop meant to compete with the XPS and Spectre computers of the world

"We have never shipped so many PCs and it was really driven by the demand we see for people working from home and learning from home," HP Inc. CEO Enrique Lores told CNBC.

Silver Peak will be combined with HPE's Aruba business unit to bolster its position in the software-defined wide area network market.

There are even Omen earbuds.

Laptop sales grow as printing and desktop sales plunge, company's third-quarter earnings forecast comes in below expectations

You can also expect better cooling and more

U.S. printer maker Xerox walked away from its $35 billion hostile cash-and-stock bid for HP on Tuesday, after the coronavirus outbreak weighed on its campaign to take over the PC and printing equipment manufacturer.

HP calls it a 'no-compromise VR headset'

HP on Thursday rejected Xerox's raised takeover bid of about $35 billion, saying it undervalued the personal computer maker.

Xerox has boosted its offer to acquire HP to $24 per share, or about $34 billion.

HP was awarded $439 million in damages against Quanta Storage and its US subsidiary after a federal judge tripled a jury's 2019 award for damages caused by a widespread scheme to inflate the price of optical disk drives.

Beijing has ordered all government offices and public institutions to remove foreign computer equipment and software within three years, in a potential blow to the likes of HP, Dell and Microsoft.

"We plan to engage directly with HP shareholders to solicit their support in urging the HP Board to do the right thing and pursue this compelling opportunity," Xerox CEO John Visentin writes.

Intel shares move lower after Dell and HP both cite Intel supply constraints on their earnings calls.

HP's results and guidance surpass expectations.

Hewlett-Packard Inc.'s Board of Directors has unanimously rejected a bid to be acquired by Xerox, though it did not completely shut down an effort by Xerox to merge the two aging former tech giants.

Xerox offers HP $22 a share in takeover bid, sources say.

Xerox and HP combining forces is probably not a far-fetched idea, CNBC's Jim Cramer says.

Personal computer maker HP Inc said on Thursday it will cut about 7,000 to 9,000 jobs as part of its fiscal 2020 restructuring plan.

HP's under one-kilogram premium PC achieves breakthrough power in "lighter than air" design for those on the go. Unveils gorgeous premium curved displays and accessories for home and office.

HP CEO and president Dion Weisler is stepping down due to a "family health matter," the company announced on Thursday.

Global consumer electronics makers HP, Dell, Microsoft and Amazon are all looking to shift substantial production capacity out of China, joining a growing exodus that threatens to undermine the country's position as the world's powerhouse for tech gadgets.

Intel, HP, Microsoft and Dell are joining forces to oppose President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs on $300 billion in Chinese goods, which includes laptop computers and tablets.

The acquisition will cost $1.3 billion.

Chromebooks continue to march into the mainstream with bigger displays, backlit keyboards and flash memory.

78,500 laptop batteries are to be recalled after eight new reports of battery packs overheating, melting, or charring.

These new laptops combine the processing power of Intel's Core processors with AMD's Vega graphics.

HP announced a new line of laptops, displays, and all-in-one desktops resistant to intense cleaning materials for people who work in hospitals and doctors' offices.

HP let the cat out of its own bag with an update to its Warranty Support web pages, where it detailed 68 new AMD Ryzen/Vega-powered laptops. The leak comes shortly after Dell's announcement of new Ryzen/Vega laptops, and it almost makes one wonder if HP added the warranty support entries as a way to stoke the mobile AMD hype train. However, the company has yet to make any formal product announcements.

At Qualcomm's conference on Tuesday, AMD's corporate vice president and GM Kevin Lensing made a surprise guest appearance, announcing that the two companies were working together to power a new line of HP and Asus PCs, powered by Snapdragon 835. The Always Connected PCs are powered by gigabit LTE, to stay connected without relying on Wi-Fi.

Hard to imagine in this age of privacy scandals, but HP is installing a telemetry client on its customers' computers - and it isn't offering any warning, or asking permission, before delivering the payload.

If you're a graphic artist and find yourself needing a ton of power on the go, HP may have the answer. It's unveiling a new detachable tablet today called the ZBook x2 that has the specs of a workstation PC: a quad-core i7 processor (from Intel's Kaby Lake-R line), an Nvidia Quadro M620 graphics card, and up to 32GB of RAM and a 2TB SSD.

The "light but mighty" (in speed and capacity) laptops from Dell, HP and Microsoft seem to me to be very expensive because Intel sells processors at premium prices. Now that AMD has produced Ryzen chips, can you foresee if and when these makers will produce desirable laptops with cheaper AMD chips?