This Week in Imaging: Does HP Really Have 157 Printer Models?
HP does have a lot of printer/copier models – but so does its rivals. We explore the hows and whys.
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HP Disputes Huawei’s Partnership Claim, Says It Was Forced into Patent Licensing
“This is an all-too-common issue facing American technology companies. When standard-essential patent owners like Huawei sue companies with standards-compliant products, American companies often have no choice but to enter into licenses in exchange for the ability to continue serving customers.”
HP Reports Record Revenue for Third Quarter, Earnings Boost from Tariff Refunds
On August 26th, HP Inc. reported its financial results for its third quarter, which consisted of the three months that ended on July 31, 2026…
Steady Growth Forecast for Inkjet-Printer Market – from Home to Industrial
According to market-research firm Research and Markets, the global market for ink-cartridge printers was $17.6 Billion in 2025 and is projected to reach $24.9 Billion by 2032…
How Zhuhai, China, Became the Printer-Cartridge Capital of the World
The city received this designation by the China Computer Industry Association in 2010, and now produces an estimated 70 percent of the world’s third-party (not authorized by OEMs) ink and toner cartridges.
How Cloud Printing Has Displaced the Once-Ubiquitous Print Server
The physical print server belongs to a bygone era of cubicles and local area networks. Security updates like Windows Protected Print are dismantling legacy print-driver architectures, making cloud-native printing the standard for modern enterprise IT.
This Week in Imaging: An Update on Surging Computer Memory Costs and Shortages
AI data centers are increasing demand, resulting in price increases and shortages. AI data center companies have also already pre-booked and bought out manufacturing, so that recovery may not occur until 2028.
Transitioning the Office Copier/MFP from Simple Paper-Output Device to Edge AI Appliance for Processing Complex Workflows
For instance, an Edge AI MFP could display an executive summary of a 100-page document on its touchscreen, along with critical bullet points, and enable users to print only requested sections, not the entire document.
Quocirca Research Highlights How AI-Enabled, and Future Quantum-Enabled Attacks Endanger Office Print Environments
Many companies now view the use of AI and machine learning for threat detection as very important, creating opportunities for print vendors and managed print service providers to differentiate through intelligent security services and proactive guidance.
Office Printer/Copier Companies Receiving Millions in U.S. Tariff Refunds
To date, the U.S. government has refunded about $100 billion from the tariffs it had collected under the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA)…
Gartner Forecasts Worldwide IT Spending to Hit $6.37 Trillion in 2026
Firm also noted that building the compute capacity required for AI is the largest infrastructure project ever attempted by humanity.
This Week in Imaging: How AI is Being Used in Industrial Printing
We’ve discussed the use of artificial intelligence in office printers and copier/MFPs, but how is it being used in production......
HP Reorganizes and Simplifies Inkjet-Printer Cartridge Portfolio
Company aims to make purchasing ink cartridges simpler, with less confusion at the store shelf.
This Week in Imaging: Industry Hit by Global Computer Memory Shortage
With manufacturers prioritizing high-profit AI server chips, standard RAM shortages have caused component costs to spike.
What New U.S. Government Mandates for Quantum Security Mean for Office Printers and Copier/MFPs
Quantum-resistant security tools will defend printers and data from attacks that aren’t here yet – but will be, and as the U.S. government begins mandating these security tools, others will soon follow.
This Week in Imaging: How HP Inc. Has Evolved from Mostly Print Hardware Reveue to New Revenue Streams and Growth Segments
From Instant Ink and Managed Print Flex, to Scan AI Enhanced, to speciality and commercial printing, HP is reinventing itself to better compete in the print industry and diversify its offerings.
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