Canon to Begin Remanufacturing Copier/MFPs in the U.S. for U.S. Market
Canon, which has been remanufacturing copier/MFPs since 1992, to begin remanufacturing and marketing competitively priced remaufactured copier/MFPs in the U.S….
Author: Kathleen Wirth
Xerox Named a Leader in Artificial Intelligence
Through its X.Assist framework of AI agents, Xerox aims for AI agents to optimize or execute 50 to 70 percent of work by 2027.
U.S. Court of International Trade Delaying Tariff Refunds
On March 6th, the U.S. Court of International Trade (CIT) issued an order delaying the issuance of refunds for sweeping U.S. IEEPA reciprocal tariffs that the Supreme Court of the United States earlier ruled were illegally imposed.
HP Leaving Boise, Idaho, Location
Multiple sources report that HP Inc. is leaving its location in Boise, Idaho…
This Week in Imaging: New Diversification Trends at Office Print Companies
A recent reorganization at Ricoh Japan underlined how the company is continuing to strengthen its diversification, in this case by......
Canon U.S.A. Announces New Production-Print Leadership, Expanded Service, Training
Canon U.S.A. today announced a strengthened, Americas-wide production print strategy that is says underscores its leadership in production digital and......
Pacific Office Automation Files $54 Million Counter Lawsuit Against Former CEO Doug Pitassi
Lawsuit depicts Pitassi as a serial predator who preyed on his employees, paid accusers to keep quiet, and relied on underlings to conceal his conduct.
ICT Judge Begins Process of Issuing Refunds for U.S. Reciprocal Tariffs
The complicated process of issuing refunds for U.S. reciprocal tariffs that were ruled illegal is now beginning. On March 4th,......
Microsoft Reassures on Legacy Print Drivers
Microsoft is transitioning to a cloud-based printing model, primarily using Microsoft Universal Print to eliminate the need for on-premises servers.
For Latest Quarter, Most Office-Print Businesses Post Revenue Increases, While Majority Post Operating Profit Declines
Now that HP Inc. has just just reported results for its latest quarter, we take a look at office-print businesses’ latest quarterly financial results, and see who’s leading – and trailing – in the office print market.
HP Report: Hackers Using AI to Enhance Cyber Attacks
“What we’re seeing is many attackers are optimizing for speed and cost, not quality. They are not using AI to raise the bar; they’re using it to move faster and reduce effort.”
Sharp Expanding into ERP with New Acquisition
Sharp Corporation of Japan announced today that it’s acquired Synapse Innovation Inc. for ¥344 million ($2.18 million). Synapse provides Software......
Xerox Expands Access to Lexmark Product Lineup to Legacy Xerox Clients
Xerox is continuing its integration of Lexmark International, announcing today that legacy Xerox clients and partners worldwide…
Surging Computer Memory Costs Will Reduce PC and Smartphone Shipments in 2026
Because of surging memory costs, entry-level PC segment also forecast to disappear by 2028.
This Week in Imaging: U.S. May Fight Tariff Refunds, Plus this Week’s News and Analysis
About 2,000 companies, including many document-imaging companies, have filed lawsuits with Court of International Trade (CIT) challenging the legality of the IEEPA tariffs and seeking refunds in the millions of dollars.
HP Addresses Severe Memory Shortage, Growth in AI Print and PCs
Memory costs have surged up to 100 percent for HP, which has taken various mitigation measures.
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