Summer 2025
Posted on 3/27/2025
PCs and printers; enterprise technology services
$31 - $53/hr
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Palo Alto, CA, USA + 3 more
More locations: Austin, TX, USA | Spring, TX, USA | Fort Collins, CO, USA
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HP designs and sells computing devices and printers through HP Inc., and provides enterprise IT infrastructure and services through Hewlett Packard Enterprise. HP Inc. ships laptops, desktops, and printers that run software and print documents for consumers and small businesses, while Hewlett Packard Enterprise offers servers, storage, networking, and professional IT services for larger organizations. The two entities reflect a split in 2015 that separated consumer-focused products from enterprise-focused solutions, preserving HP’s long history and the “HP Way” culture. The goal is to help people and organizations work more efficiently by providing reliable hardware and comprehensive IT solutions.
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Company Stage
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Palo Alto, California
Founded
1939
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HP highlights creativity and family learning through INKredible Learning Day in the Philippines. HP brought together families, students, and creators for HP INKredible Learning Day, a back-to-school event that explored how printing continues to support learning, creativity, and everyday productivity in an increasingly digital world. Held in Pasay City, the workshop featured visual artist and storyteller Geloy Concepcion, who guided participants through activities centered on printed photographs, storytelling, and personalized keepsakes using HP's printing solutions. The event highlighted how printed materials continue to complement digital workflows, from producing school projects and learning materials to creating family keepsakes and marketing assets for small businesses. Participants worked with HP Printables, printed photos, postcards, stickers, and other craft materials to create personalized projects while learning storytelling techniques from Concepcion. According to HP Philippines Managing Director Ida Evina Ong-Co, the initiative aims to demonstrate that printing remains relevant beyond productivity by encouraging creativity and preserving meaningful experiences. Geloy Concepcion showcases storytelling through print. During the workshop, Concepcion shared his creative process and encouraged families to transform digital memories into tangible keepsakes. He noted that while many memories remain stored on smartphones, printing offers a way to revisit and share those moments through physical photographs and creative projects. The event also featured exclusive HP Printables illustrated by Concepcion, giving participants additional materials to personalize their creations. HP Smart Tank 580 takes center stage. During the event, HP showcased the HP Smart Tank 580, an all-in-one printer designed for households, students, creators, and small businesses. The Smart Tank 580 offers print, scan, and copy functions, wireless connectivity, high-volume printing through refillable ink tanks, color printing for photos and creative materials, and low-cost ink replacement. HP positioned the printer as a practical solution for users who regularly print learning materials, family photos, creative projects, and business documents. The workshop concluded with the INKredible Post Award, where participants shared their creations and experiences on social media for a chance to win an HP Smart Tank 580. Through INKredible Learning Day, HP Philippines continues to promote print as a complementary tool for education, creativity, and everyday productivity, particularly during the back-to-school season.
Tecnau Revolution 50 AutoSetup certified for HP PageWide Web Press A2200 integration. Business · JUL 6, 2026 PR Newswire Tecnau announces the successful installation, testing, and certification of its Revolution 50 AutoSetup solution for inline operation with the HP PageWide... Tecnau announces the successful installation, testing, and certification of its Revolution 50 AutoSetup solution for inline operation with the HP PageWide Web Press A2200. NORTH ANDOVER, Mass., July 6, 2026 /PRNewswire/ - The certification process was completed in June 2026 at the HP Graphics Experience Center in Barcelona, confirming that the Tecnau system meets HP's internal specifications for seamless inline integration. This milestone reinforces the importance of a fully connected workflow, where printing and finishing operate together as a single, synchronized production environment. By aligning press performance with finishing automation, print providers can maximize uptime, minimize interruptions, and streamline operations across a wide range of applications. The Revolution 50 AutoSetup enables continuous production by automatically adapting downstream processes to the printed output. Job changeovers are triggered directly by the workflow, eliminating the need to stop the press for manual adjustments. This results in: * Uninterrupted production flow without slowdowns * Significant reduction of white paper waste between jobs * Improved overall equipment efficiency and output consistency The system is designed to accommodate evolving production needs. Its flexibility supports a wide media range, from lightweight transactional documents to more demanding applications such as book blocks, leaflets, and heavy stock direct mail, allowing print providers to expand their service offering without requiring additional finishing platforms. "By integrating with the HP PageWide Web Press A2200, the Revolution 50 AutoSetup demonstrates how finishing automation can directly enhance the value of high-speed inkjet printing systems. Reducing manual intervention while enabling continuous production helps lower operational costs, improve resource utilization, and support faster turnaround times." - Stefano De Marco, Tecnau "Enabling continuous, automated production is essential for our customers, and integrations like this play a key role in maximizing uptime and reducing complexity." - Barbara McManus, Vice President & General Manager, PageWide Industrial, HP This certification highlights Tecnau's ongoing commitment to delivering finishing solutions that integrate seamlessly within modern print environments - supporting customers in building scalable, efficient, and future-ready production workflows. About Tecnau Tecnau is a global leader in paper handling, monitoring, processing, and finishing systems for the digital printing industry. Serving transactional, direct mail, publishing, graphic arts, book-on-demand, and short-run markets, Tecnau provides feeding, cutting, folding, quality assurance, and in-line finishing modules compatible with the most advanced digital printers. With decades of industrial automation expertise, customized engineering, and a worldwide support network, Tecnau empowers customers to reduce production costs, expand application possibilities, and improve operational efficiency. SOURCE Tecnau Published by News Desk · WeeklyReviewer The WeeklyReviewer news desk monitors breaking developments around the clock - sourcing, verifying, and publishing real-time industry news across business, technology, politics, science, sports, and world affairs. Every story that comes through the Live Wire is reviewed for accuracy before publication, keeping our readers ahead of the curve without the noise.
HP IDEA expands in Pasig to support digital learning and innovation in schools. 12 Jun 2026 HP Philippines officially launched the second cohort of the HP Innovation and Digital Education Academy (HP IDEA) in partnership with Pasig City and the Department of Education (DepEd), continuing its commitment to supporting educators through digital innovation, collaboration, and future-ready learning practices. The HP IDEA program is part of HP's broader social impact commitment to expanding access to quality education, strengthening digital equity, and empowering educators through technology-enabled learning and innovation. Supporting future-ready learning. "AI and smart technologies are reshaping how industries operate across the Philippines, including the education sector," said Ida Evina Ong-Co, managing director of HP Philippines. "Programs like HP IDEA help educators build confidence in digital learning, explore new approaches, and create more inclusive and adaptive learning environments. At HP, we believe technology should enable human potential, and through initiatives like this, we hope to help learning communities remain ready for the future." Pasig City Mayor Vico Sotto also expressed support for the initiative, emphasizing the continuing role of hybrid and digital learning in education. A global community of educators. Since its global launch, HP IDEA has expanded to 35 countries, reaching more than 70,000 educators and impacting over 1.5 million students worldwide. "HP IDEA is a global community of educators," said Svetlana Morozova, HP IDEA program mentor. "Although every school context is different, we are all connected by one goal: to support each other, strengthen learning, and create meaningful innovation in schools. Through innovation and collaboration, we can make a meaningful impact in schools and communities." Turning challenges into innovation. Over the course of the program, participating schools will work collaboratively to identify challenges within their own learning environments and develop innovation projects that address areas such as literacy, student engagement, collaboration, and digital learning practices.
HP lays out AI workplace vision at Singapore showcase. techcoffeehouse HP used its HP Elevate Singapore 2026 event to outline a refreshed Future of Work vision, centring on AI-enabled devices, workforce intelligence tools and enterprise security capabilities as the pillars of its strategy for the workplace. The Singapore showcase served as a platform for HP to demonstrate practical AI integration across its product lines, with the city-state's role as a regional hub for enterprise technology adoption underscoring the event's strategic positioning. What HP showcased at HP Elevate 2026. Key announcements and demonstrations at the event included: * HP IQ: An intelligent ecosystem designed to coordinate experiences across select HP AI PCs and workplace devices, aimed at reducing digital friction and enabling more adaptive workplace environments. * New LaserJet solutions: Document workflow capabilities built for modern businesses requiring fast, secure and reliable printing at scale. * Enhanced security capabilities: Including HP TPM Guard and expanded HP Wolf Security features, extending endpoint protection against emerging threats. * AI-driven Workforce Experience Platform updates: New capabilities giving IT teams automated diagnostics and clearer performance insights to resolve device issues more efficiently. * HP Garage 2.0 progress: HP's Singapore-based startup innovation platform showcased applied AI pilots with Sprouts AI, AdaptiveX and Wubble.ai, applying AI to enterprise use cases across sales, customer engagement and creative workflows. Singapore as an AI innovation platform. HP positioned Singapore explicitly as a testing ground for scaling practical AI innovation, with HP Garage 2.0 functioning as the mechanism for moving startup-developed AI applications into real enterprise deployments. The three pilots showcased at the event reflect an applied-AI emphasis, moving beyond proof-of-concept framing toward productivity and workflow outcomes measurable at the enterprise level. The event reflects a broader competitive dynamic in the enterprise PC and workplace technology market, where AI capability has become the primary differentiator as hardware refresh cycles accelerate around AI PC form factors. Share with your friends:
HP Linux Imaging and Printing (HPLIP) 3.26.4 drivers add support for new printers. This release adds support for multiple printers in the HP LaserJet Pro, OfficeJet Pro, and DeskJet Ink Advantage series. HP released today the HP Linux Imaging and Printing (HPLIP) 3.26.4 drivers, a release that adds support for several new printers in the HP LaserJet Pro, OfficeJet Pro, and DeskJet Ink Advantage series. HPLIP 3.26.4 adds support for new printers, including HP LaserJet Pro MFP 3106sdw and HP LaserJet Pro MFP 3105sdw, HP Envy 6500e series and HP Envy 6500 series, as well as HP OfficeJet Pro 9730, HP OfficeJet Pro 9730e, HP OfficeJet Pro 9720, HP OfficeJet Pro 9720e, HP OfficeJet Pro 8130e All-in-One, and HP OfficeJet Pro 8130 All-in-One series. In addition, the HP Liux Imaging and Printing 3.26.4 release adds support for new HP OfficeJet printer series, including the HP OfficeJet 8130e All-in-One, HP OfficeJet 8130 All-in-One, HP OfficeJet Pro 8120e All-in-One, HP OfficeJet Pro 8120 All-in-One, HP OfficeJet 8120e All-in-One, and HP OfficeJet 8120 All-in-One. New HP DeskJet printer series are supported as well in this release, including the HP DeskJet Ink Advantage ultra 5800 All-in-One, HP DeskJet Ink Advantage ultra 5100 All-in-One, HP DeskJet 4300e All-in-One, HP DeskJet Ink Advantage 4300 All-in-One, HP DeskJet 4300 All-in-One, HP DeskJet 2900e All-in-One, HP DeskJet Ink Advantage 2900 All-in-One, and HP DeskJet 2900 All-in-One. Discover more 9to5Linux merchandise store Unfortunately, this release does not add support for any recent GNU/Linux distributions. HP Linux Imaging and Printing 3.26.4 is available for download right now from the official website. To install the new version, select your favorite distro from the drop-down list and download the automatic installer. Follow the instructions provided by HP to install the HP Linux Imaging and Printing drivers in your GNU/Linux distribution. This release comes six months after the HPLIP 3.25.8 release, which only introduced support for new printers in the HP LaserJet Enterprise series. For more details, visit the official release notes. The HPLIP (HP Liux Imaging and Printing) project provides printing support for over 3,490 printer models, including Deskjet, Officejet, Photosmart, PSC (Print, Scan, Copy), Business Inkjet, LaserJet, Edgeline MFP, and LaserJet MFP. HPLIP is a free, open source software distributed under the MIT, BSD, and GPL licenses. Enjoyed the article?