With so many employees now working remotely, businesses must move quickly to stave off cyber threats.
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By Jackie Snow
During this global pandemic, companies are rightly considering the health and safety of their employees first by sending them home to work. But these measures could amplify another threat businesses need to be wary of: Cybersecurity.
PSPs in the US, China, UK, France, and Spain are just a few adapting production lines overnight to make a difference to their local communities
Press Release
PALO ALTO, Calif., April 1, 2020 – HP Inc.’s print service providers (PSPs) are mobilizing industrial facilities worldwide to deliver print products and help in the global effort to battle the COVID-19 pandemic. Many PSPs are working with limited staff to adhere to health regulations, while retooling production lines to support the effort.
The HP Fellow for HP’s Artificial Intelligence and Emerging Compute Lab is teaching computers to find patterns and fix flaws in photos.
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By Sarah Murry
Qian Lin can predict the future. Or, at least she can teach computers to see it.
Through her research at the intersection of artificial intelligence (AI) and computer vision, she is working on innovations that help printers correct flaws in images in real time and assist computers spot microscopic errors in a printhead rolling off the assembly line.
PALO ALTO, Calif., March 23, 2020 /3BL Media/ – Watch Dr. David Donner, UC San Francisco’s Director of Surgical Oncology Research Lab, Explain the Benefits of Innovative New Microfluidics Technology in Cancer Research.
HP 3D printing helps to unleash new levels of creative expression from the human heart to a Triceratops
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HP highlights collaboration with cutting edge artist Amy Karle in honor of International Women’s Week
Karle leverages HP’s 3D printing to create custom works of art in various materials and full color for world renowned museums such as the Smithsonian and Mori Art Museum
The artist’s work seeks to explore how technology could be utilized to unlock human potential
Press Release
HP highlights collaboration with cutting edge artist Amy Karle in honor of International Women’s Week
Karle leverages HP’s 3D printing to create custom works of art in various materials and full color for world renowned museums such as the Smithsonian and Mori Art Museum
The artist’s work seeks to explore how technology could be utilized to unlock human potential
Company continues mission to provide the most sustainable PC portfolio in the world
Press Release
PALO ALTO, Calif., March 11, 2020 /3BL Media/ — HP Inc. announced it has been recognized with the “Most Efficient of ENERGY STAR® 2020” designation for 30 consumer and commercial displays. The designation demonstrates the company’s commitment to driving a more sustainable ecosystem across the Personal Systems portfolio.
Products that are recognized as the “Most Efficient of ENERGY STAR® 2020” prevent greenhouse gas emissions by meeting rigorous energy efficiency performance levels set by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka has spent her career expanding opportunities for women, and in 2020 is promoting education and digital literacy as a way to drive gender equality.
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By Angela Matusik
When Phumzile Mlambo-Ngcuka was a young girl in South Africa, she saw firsthand what fearless women could do. “The women in my community were leading in the times of apartheid, in very risky situations,” she recalls. “They were the ones that went out when the police were repressing people, and the men were running to hide.”
This engineer and dancer is on a mission to empower more black and Latina girls to explore technology through dance.
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By Garage Staff
Yamilée Toussaint Beach is easily described as a polymath. Growing up on Long Island, she excelled in math and science in school, and after class dedicated herself to jazz, ballet, and modern dance.
“Pursuing engineering was just as possible for me as becoming a dancer or a writer or anything in the humanities,” she says. “I think a large part is the fact that both my parents have STEM-related (science, technology, engineering, and math) professions.” Now both retired, her father was a mechanical engineer, and her mother was a lab technician.
