Rebecca PY HP Inc. introduced a new suite of AI-driven devices, security innovations and workflow solutions to redefine the future of work. The announcements highlight HP’s push to boost productivity, enhance security and simplify hybrid work environments through on-device intelligence.
MALAYSIA, 27 MARCH 2026 – At HP Imagine 2026, HP Inc. unveiled a comprehensive portfolio of AI-powered devices, intelligent software and advanced security solutions designed to support businesses and individuals in an increasingly complex digital workplace.
As organisations continue to navigate rapid digital transformation, HP emphasised the need to reduce workplace friction. According to its research, only a small portion of employees report a healthy relationship with work, with ongoing technology disruptions impacting productivity. HP aims to address these challenges through integrated AI experiences that simplify workflows and enhance efficiency.
Central to the announcement is HP IQ, a new on-device AI platform that brings local intelligence directly to PCs and workplace devices. Debuting on the next generation of HP EliteBook X G2 AI PCs, HP IQ introduces features such as contextual assistance, document analysis, automated note-taking and meeting support—enabling users to interact more naturally with their work and data.
Complementing this is HP NearSense, a spatial intelligence capability that enables seamless connectivity between nearby devices. The technology allows users to transfer files, join meetings and collaborate across devices with minimal friction, forming a more connected workplace ecosystem.
HP also introduced new AI PCs, including the EliteBook 6 G2q, designed for mobile professionals and hybrid work environments. Powered by advanced processors and equipped with high-performance AI capabilities, the device delivers strong battery life, always-on connectivity and built-in enterprise-grade security features.
Security remains a major focus, with HP launching new protections such as hardware-level safeguards and quantum-resistant technologies. Among these is HP TPM Guard, designed to prevent physical attacks on device encryption systems, alongside enhanced capabilities within HP Wolf Security to reduce cyber risk and improve enterprise resilience.
Beyond PCs, HP expanded its print and document solutions with new LaserJet series devices that integrate AI-powered document processing and quantum-resistant security. These systems aim to streamline digitisation workflows while maintaining strong data protection standards for businesses of all sizes.
For high-performance computing needs, HP introduced its latest Z Workstations, built to handle demanding AI workloads, simulations and visual computing tasks. The new systems support advanced GPUs and scalable configurations, catering to professionals in data-intensive industries.
HP is also advancing its Workforce Experience Platform, adding AI-driven analytics and automation tools to help organisations shift from reactive IT support to proactive digital experience management.
Extending its innovation into gaming, HP showcased new OMEN and HyperX systems featuring AI-powered performance optimisation, enabling users to seamlessly transition between work and play.
Overall, the announcements reinforce HP’s strategy to integrate AI across its ecosystem—combining hardware, software and security into a unified experience that enhances productivity, collaboration and resilience in the future of work.