HP Inc. announced a series of 14 innovations aimed at transforming the future of work, focusing on enhancing workspaces, AI workflows, remote device support, and smart printing to boost productivity, creativity, and employee fulfillment.

Several new devices, including monitors, docks, and printers, will be available from late 2025 through early 2026, with some already on sale, catering to remote and hybrid workers seeking flexibility and improved collaboration.

New display solutions such as a dual-screen portable monitor and an ultrawide conferencing monitor are designed to improve remote and hybrid work experiences.

HP is emphasizing security with Snapdragon-based PCs that feature hardware-enforced virtualization threat isolation, supporting advanced security solutions like Sure Click Enterprise and Wolf Pro Security to protect against ransomware and phishing.

These Snapdragon-based PCs also offer long battery life and upgraded security features, supporting hardware-enforced threat isolation to safeguard against cyber threats.

Platform updates, including AI-powered diagnostics and network insights, aim to streamline IT management and bolster security in hybrid workplaces.

HP expanded its Workforce Experience Platform (WXP) with features like Remote Connect for secure device access, enhanced diagnostics, and AI-powered insights to improve IT management and security.

The WXP now includes remote support features such as Remote Connect, enabling secure device troubleshooting and management, along with AI-driven tools for proactive issue resolution.

HP introduced the USB-C 100 W G6 Dock with proximity activation for seamless connection and remote management, complemented by new peripherals like an ultra-fast wireless mouse and ergonomic mouse for workspace customization.

HP is advancing AI hardware development with the ZGX Nano G1n AI Station, capable of delivering up to 1,000 TOPS of AI performance, targeting enterprise and edge AI markets.

The ZGX Nano G1n AI Station and the ZGX Toolkit simplify AI model deployment, reflecting HP’s ambition to compete in high-performance AI hardware for development and edge computing.