Dear Future Me: Letters from students to themselves

In two new films from the Garage by HP and Redglass Pictures, graduating seniors open the letters they wrote to themselves six years ago — and a cohort of preteens start the tradition anew.

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Why cybersecurity jobs are in such high demand

With millions of unfilled cybersecurity jobs, why organizations that go all in recruiting diverse employees will stay competitive.

Moss plant growing inside of a lightbulb with a light blue background demonstrating sustainability ideas.

The new way for business to deliver on sustainability

Companies like HP and Levi Strauss use partnerships to bring accountability to ambitious climate goals.

Omen by HP will release new PC game called Road 96.

HP ventures into video game publishing with new title, Road 96

The new title, due out next year, is a 3D game where every journey you embark upon will be different.

Traveling woman sitting on rock looking at longreach bay on Rottnest Island near Perth, Australia.

Why remote workers are moving to small towns and cities

No longer tied to offices and long commutes, white-collar workers are taking advantage of new freedoms, and shifting preferences of where and how they want to work will have long-reaching effects.

7 podcasts about the wonders of science

Despite the darkness of the past year, this is a triumphant moment for science, and these shows spotlight the humanity behind it.

People spending time together after Covid social distancing restrictions are over.

Go ahead. Fantasize.

Imagining a better future, whether it includes gigantic house parties or just more hugs, helps humans cope with difficult times.

Dear Future Me

As the world reimagines education this school year, students are reimagining their future. This heartwarming and hope-filled new film series shows students sharing personal letters written to their future selves.

News

“I am confident that if we work together to meet the challenges of this moment, we will emerge stronger and more connected than before.”

—Enrique Lores, President & CEO, HP Inc.

Tech for eldercare to stay safe and healthy

Innovation

The new tech toolkit for older adults and their families

From virtual reality simulations to furry robot pets, families are finding new ways to connect with and care for their aging loved ones.

Innovation

Rise of the drones

For the new class of customizable, pilotless devices, the sky’s the limit.

5 predictions from CES 2021 - The Garage by HP

Innovation

5 predictions about life, work, and health from CES 2021

The products showcased at this year’s event respond to our current reality and set the stage for a future in which even more happens at home.

Business

Can technology help bring women back to the workforce?

As women face unprecedented job losses across a range of industries, an emerging crop of software platforms, tools, and interventions could reshape workplace norms.

Business

On the job with Ron Guerrier, HP’s new CIO

Why the company’s commitment to racial, social, and environmental justice was key to him joining.

Business

5 Black tech leaders making a difference

From HBCU outreach to strategic seed fund investing, these five luminaries are leading the way toward a more diverse, inclusive Silicon Valley.

Dear Future Me: Letters from students to themselves

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Impact

Molded fiber packaging is used by HP to reduce single use plastic.

Impact

Plant-powered packaging protects products and the planet

HP’s 3D printing technology is enabling an entirely new way to make custom packaging that’s cost-effective, fast, and eco-friendly.

HP's Haiti washing line factory for recycling plastics.

Impact

HP expands ocean-bound plastics recycling in Haiti

Through international cooperation and the grit of local workers, HP’s ocean-bound plastic recycling efforts expanded despite the pandemic and a tropical storm.

HP giving people skills and opportunities for upward mobility.

Impact

Retraining and adult education help close the skills gap

Providing technology and learning programs to underserved populations around the world builds a more inclusive future of work.

Virtual theater illustration of how performing arts are surviving during lockdowns.

Arts & Design

The show must go on — virtually

With theaters and traditional performance venues shuttered, actors and audiences are turning to the virtual stage.

Arts & Design

How printed signs are helping us navigate this moment

As people step back into stores, airports, and public spaces, signage plays a crucial role in keeping everyone healthy and safe.

Arts & Design

How technology is helping preserve and commemorate WWII and Holocaust history

On the 75th anniversary of the end of the war, digital and virtual technology are engaging and educating new generations.