HP stories
Five Kiwi resellers will soon be big winners in the eyes of their favourite schools, with an Ingram Micro NZ HP promo providing VR kits for schools.
Ingram Micro NZ and HP have teamed up in an deal offering resellers an additional bonus for trade-ins when buying HP mobility devices.
Gisborne's District Council has issued a tender for the replacement of its end-of-life servers and storage with hyper-converged infrastructure.
As HP celebrates 50 years in New Zealand, local boss Grant Hopkins says the most exciting years are still ahead.
DataDirect Networks (DDN) has entered into a partnership with Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) to integrate their technology into one product.
The company is set to disrupt the $55 billion A3 copier market while strengthening its current A4 laser printing business.
Ingram Micro NZ has been overrun by rodents, with a plethora of cute and cuddly beavers making a temporary home at the distributor this week.
Steady business demand isn't enough to starve off a declining PC market according to the latest figures from Gartner.
The traditional PC market has clocked a better than expected result Q3, with HP logging a 'notable' growth thanks to big wins in Asia Pacific.
Pensa bursts onto the virtual data center scene with its flagship product and appointment of former Dell and HP exec Tom Joyce as CEO.
HP has appointed Metro Systems as its first Thai 3D printing solutions reseller as it seeks to ramp up delivery of the Jet Fusion 3D printing in APAC.
Ex-GCSB researcher Justine Bone has scored a role in HP's new Security Advisory Board, alongside a former hacker and a security consultant.
ElitePOS aims to modernise the traditional retail experience for brands with a fresh design, security and performance.
HP has launched a new training program, HP University, to help resellers capitalise on the move to subscription-based selling and optimise revenue.
Strong growth in the commercial segment is helping drive marginal growth in the Indian tablet market, despite a declining consumer segment.
Australia's traditional PC market has bucked the global trend to record growth in Q2, driven by strong consumer, enterprise and public sector spend.
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.
