HP today announced it recycled nearly 250 million pounds of hardware and print cartridges globally in its fiscal year 2007 – an increase of approximately 50 percent over the previous year and the equivalent of more than double the weight of the Titanic.

HP today announced its strategy to enable customers – from home consumers to large corporations – to harness the vast amount of rich media content that remains untapped for publishing.

ProCurve Networking by HP today announced a worldwide sales agreement with Siemens Enterprise Communications. Under the terms of the deal, Siemens will sell voice and data solutions incorporating ProCurve network products and Siemens Voice over IP (VoIP) technology.

HP today announced a comprehensive set of service-oriented architecture (SOA) governance software and services to help companies accelerate SOA adoption and drive increased business value while reducing potential risks, such as service disruption to the business.

HP today announced a software governance initiative to help companies address the legal, financial and security risks faced when adopting free and open source software (FOSS).

HP today announced that it has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Exstream Software, LLC, a privately-held leading provider of enterprise software that streamlines the creation and delivery of personalized documents and other communications materials.

The HP board of directors has declared a regular cash dividend of 8 cents per share on the company’s common stock.

HP was named the world’s largest PC manufacturer for 2007, with 18.8 percent of global PC unit shipments for the calendar year, according to results from the fourth calendar quarter of 2007 released today by industry analyst firm IDC.

HP today announced new economical servers, application solution “blueprints” and enhanced remote management software that can help midsize companies reduce operating costs while supporting their growth.

HP introduces a specialized archiving platform to help global healthcare providers, hospitals and imaging clinics of all sizes meet rapidly expanding retention requirements for medical images.

Four by six-inch digital prints through HP's Snapfish service now have an everyday low price of 9 cents a print(1) - providing consumers with an easy and more affordable way of preserving favorite moments from 2007 and the New Year memories to come.