Summer 2026
Posted on 4/30/2026
Manufactures PCs, printers, and enterprise tech
$29 - $34/hr
No H1B Sponsorship
Fort Collins, CO, USA
In Person
Must be eligible to work in the US without future sponsorship.
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HP operates in two main areas: HP Inc. makes personal computers, printers and related hardware, while Hewlett Packard Enterprise offers servers, storage, networking and services for business IT needs. Its products are physical devices and software that run tasks like computing, printing, data storage and network management. The company differentiates itself by its long history, the HP Way culture, and a broad lineup that serves both individuals and large organizations. Its goal is to help people and organizations create, communicate and operate more effectively by delivering reliable technology at scale.
Company Size
10,001+
Company Stage
IPO
Headquarters
Palo Alto, California
Founded
1939
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TD Africa, HP deepen partner engagement with exclusive Proximity Partners event. By Staff Writer Leading technology distributor, TD Africa, and global technology company Hewlett Packard (HP), on August 26, 2026, hosted an exclusive Proximity Partners event at the Marriott Hotel, Ikeja, Lagos, under the theme "Stronger Partnerships, Smarter Possibilities". A major highlight of the event was an in-depth exploration of HP's 2026 product portfolios, with HP experts providing insights into its Personal Systems, Commercial Notebooks, Commercial Desktops, Z Mobile Workstations, Consumer Notebooks, and other innovative solutions designed to meet the diverse needs of today's businesses and consumers. The discussions also highlighted the growing role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the workplace, with participants examining how AI-powered technologies are enabling people to work smarter, improve productivity, and achieve greater efficiency. Rather than replacing human capabilities, the conversation emphasised AI as an enabler that enhances how people work and make decisions. Speaking while welcoming guests, Kingsley Osuala, country manager, HP, said the event was designed to provide an interactive platform for proximity partners to deepen their understanding of HP's extensive product portfolio and explore solutions tailored to the evolving needs of small businesses. "HP has so much to offer from end-to-end experiences for hybrid work, to compute, display, productivity and collaboration," he said. For TD Africa, the partnership with HP reflects its commitment to creating opportunities for businesses and partners to access innovative technologies while building the knowledge required to maximise their value. Ikenna Ekeh, executive business coordinator, TD Africa, described HP as a valued global brand within TD Africa's extensive product portfolio, noting that the partnership represents more than product distribution. "TD Africa, believes that technology becomes truly impactful when businesses have the right solutions, knowledge, and the partnerships to unlock its value. HP is a global brand that shares this vision, and we are proud to have its innovative portfolio within our product basket. We are not simply putting products in the market; we are equipping our partners with all they need to work smarter, grow faster and compete more effectively," Ekeh said. As technology continues to reshape the way businesses operate, TD Africa remains committed to fostering strategic partnerships that translate innovation into practical business value, and opportunities to deliver smarter possibilities to the market.
Data#3's Paula Fountain joins HP as channel director. 31 Aug 2026 2 mins Filling the absence left by Chris Hewlett. HP has hired Data#3 end user compute national practice manager Paula Fountain as commercial channel director to fill the absence left by Chris Hewlett. Starting from 12 October, the vendor said Fountain's appointment strengthens its partner-first strategy Australia-wide as she is "widely recognised as one of the country's most accomplished channel leaders". HP also said the hire reflects its commitment to investing in its leadership. Fountain enters the role with over 30 years of experience in Australian technology companies, with 17 years of this time spent at Data#3. During this time, she partly developed her prowess around HP technology, as Fountain spent close to six years - from January 2015 to November 2021 - as the managed service provider's national practice manager for HP as well as HPE. Her expertise with HP has also been acknowledged by the vendor previously, as the company entered her into the HP Hall of Fame during the 2025 HP Partner Awards in November 2025. Fountain enters the role following the departure of Chris Hewlett, who announced his departure earlier this month after 26 years with HP. In a LinkedIn post, Hewlett reflected on his tenure at the vendor and highlighted the impact the company's culture had on both his professional and personal development. "It's hard to put into words what HP has meant to me over more than two decades," he wrote at the time. From its editors straight to your inbox. Get started by entering your email address below. Sasha Karen is a nationally recognised highly commended senior journalist at ARN. With a decade's worth of experience, Sasha serves the local channel community with news and inspiration about channel partners.
HP unveils DesignJet XT870 large-format printer at Photo Video Asia 2026 for India's photo printing businesses. 2026-08-30 07:35:54 Computer New Delhi, August 30, 2026 - HP today unveiled the HP DesignJet XT870 24-in large format printer at Photo Video Asia 2026, introducing a more affordable entry-level solution for photographers and photo printing businesses in India. The latest addition to HP's portfolio, the HP XT870 complements the HP DesignJet Z6 (24 inch and 44 inch) and HP DesignJet Z9[+] printer series, giving photo businesses access to solutions across different business requirements and price points. "India's photography industry is changing, and behind that change are thousands of photographers and photo printing businesses looking to grow, serve their customers better and create new opportunities. As demand grows for professional prints across formats and applications, having the right printing capabilities can make a real difference to how quickly businesses can respond and the range of services they can offer," said Vitesh K. Sharma, Head - Large Format Printing Business, HP India. "At HP, our focus is on making professional photo printing more accessible to businesses at different stages of their journey. He added, "The HP DesignJet XT870 strengthens our portfolio as a more accessible entry-level solution, combining the quality and reliability HP is known for with affordable original HP supplies and a simple, intuitive workflow. It gives businesses a way to bring more printing capabilities in-house and expand their offerings across applications such as photographs, posters, glossy prints and canvas. Together with our HP DesignJet Z6 and Z9[+] solutions, we offer a portfolio designed to support customers from their first step into professional photo printing through to more advanced requirements." The HP DesignJet XT870 24-in Printer is designed to simplify everyday printing, with multi-size printing through an integrated input tray that enables users to work across different print sizes (A4 to 24X36) without manually switching between roll and sheet media. Powered by HP Flex Tech pigment inks, the printer delivers professional-quality output across a range of applications. The printer also features HP Click, HP's intuitive print solution that simplifies print preparation and workflow. With real-print preview, automatic error detection and driverless printing, HP Click helps users streamline the process from preparing a job to sending it to print, reducing manual intervention and saving valuable time. Features such as nesting, drag-and-drop and automatic source selection further simplify everyday printing. Designed to support business growth, the HP DesignJet XT870 offers: Professional Performance & Productivity Affordable original HP supplies are designed to improve business economics while maintaining HP's quality and reliability. Seamless multi-size printing through an integrated input tray, without manually changing from roll to sheet Print speeds of up to 21 seconds per A1/D page[i] to help improve productivity and turnaround times. Professional-quality output across photographs, posters and CAD drawings with HP Flex Tech pigment inks. Designed with Sustainability in Mind Built with at least 45% recycled plastic and 10% recycled metal[ii]. Supports up to 60% lower energy consumption[iii] through automatic on/off scheduling. Uses up to 95% less ink during routine printhead cleaning. Reduces plastic waste with 100% polystyrene-free packaging[iv] and supports cartridge recycling through the HP Planet Partners program[v]. Pricing and Availability The HP DesignJet XT870 24-in Printer is available at an MRP of INR 2,09,988 To purchase or learn more, call 1800 309 5399, or connect with an authorised HP channel partner in your city. Visitors to Photo Video Asia 2026 can experience the HP DesignJet XT870 24-in Printer firsthand and explore its professional large-format printing capabilities at the HP booth (A4), Hall 12-12A, Pragati Maidan, from August 30 to September 1. About HP HP Inc. (NYSE:HPQ) is a global technology leader redefining the Future of Work. Operating in more than 180 countries, HP delivers innovative and AI-powered devices, software, services and subscriptions that drive business growth and professional fulfillment. For more information, please visit: HP.com. [i] Mechanical printing time. Printed in Fast mode with Economode on, using HP Bright White Inkjet Paper (bond) and Original HP Inks. [ii] The HP DesignJet XT870 is crafted with at least 45% recycled plastic and 10% recycled metal. Recycled plastic is based on total plastic weight, with post-consumer recycled content defined by the EPEAT standard for imaging equipment (IEEE 1680.2). Recycled metal is based on total metal weight used in the product. [iii] The percentage reductions in energy consumption are based on tests conducted by HP, 2024. Data based on the implementation of auto-scheduled on/off usage in various printer models, measured on a monthly basis. Actual savings may vary depending on the specific usage patterns, printer models, and environmental conditions. [iv] The HP DesignJet XT870 Printer has replaced EPS with molded pulp cushions made from recycled fiber-based material. [v] Program availability varies. 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HP Inc. reported record fiscal third-quarter revenue of $15.7 billion, but shares fell over 9% after hours as PC unit shipments dropped 16% year-over-year. Personal Systems revenue rose 18% to $11.8 billion despite the volume decline, while Printing revenue fell 2% to $3.9 billion. The company warned that rising memory and storage costs would pressure margins through the fourth quarter, with no recovery expected until fiscal 2027. CFO Karen Parkhill said HP prioritised higher-value units and raised prices to offset commodity inflation. Adjusted earnings per share hit $0.83, beating guidance of $0.61-$0.71. HP raised its full-year adjusted EPS outlook to $3.19-$3.29 from $2.90-$3.10 and increased its free cash flow forecast to $3.0-$3.2 billion.
HP and Huawei announced a multiyear global patent cross-licensing agreement covering Wi-Fi technology. Under the deal, HP receives licenses to certain Huawei Wi-Fi patents, whilst Huawei gains reciprocal patent rights from HP. HP characterised the arrangement as routine, stating it's a standard-essential patent license used broadly across the industry. The company emphasised it doesn't represent a broader strategic or commercial relationship with Huawei. The agreement comes despite Huawei remaining on the US entity list since 2019, which restricts it from working with American suppliers. The deal builds on an earlier arrangement concluded last autumn when HP secured entry to a 2,000-patent pool covering wireless network connectivity technology, with Huawei among the founding members.