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All-in-one observability platform provider for engineers New Relic has appointed Kris Day as Senior Vice President for Asia Pacific and Japan (APJ).

Taiwanese original design manufacturer Compal Electronics has suffered a cyber intrusion, with the attackers using the Windows DoppelPaymer ransomware to infiltrate the company's systems in an attack that was reported over the weekend.

Technology consultancy Cevo has opened a new office in Canberra to service its public sector clients and appointed former Hewlett-Packard and Telstra Purple senior technology executive David Cooper as general manager of the office.

Cloud data management vendor Rubrik has appointed Kamal Brar as Vice President of Asia Pacific and Japan.

The Australian Computer Society has appointed former startup founder Pauline Fetaui as general manager of its Brisbane-based platform solutions provider River City Labs.

Australian-listed data collaboration company Ixup has appointed technology industry veteran Peter Leihn as its new chief executive.

HP has reported reduced earnings and profit in the third quarter of its fiscal year on Wednesday but it exceeded analysts' expectations for the period.

Today is the day that the original Silicon Valley tech pioneer Hewlett-Packard has split itself into two smaller but still gigantic companies - both brandishing the iconic HP moniker. One company is Hewlett Packard Enterprise (NYSE: HPE), which specialises in software and business services, while the other, HP Inc (NYSE: HPQ), will continue the company’s PCs and printers business.

Customer service software provider Zendesk has appointed Brett Adam to the dual roles of vice president for engineering and ANZ managing director.

HP has announced a new range of futuristic interactive touch-pad Windows desktop products aimed at small business designers in the Asia Pacific and Japan region, including Australia.

Multinational technology firm Hewlett-Packard announced a rare acquisition overnight - business cloud computing company Eucalyptus.

Tech giant Hewlett-Packard is recalling millions of laptop power cords that could pose fire and burn hazards, including some sold in Australia.

The Internet of Things is promising a heady future of connected homes and connected businesses but hackers are currently threatening the outcome, according to a new study from multinational tech firm Hewlett-Packard.

ICT services provider Dimension Data has appointed Julie Carlill as Corporate Communications Manager for its Australian business.

California-based Application Networking vendor, A10 Networks, has appointed a Managing Director to lead its Australian and New Zealand business.

The University of South Australia and Hewlett Packard have announced a partnership which will see HP expand its workforce in the state by more than 400 people.

Three workers at Foxconn factories in China have fallen to their deaths in recent weeks and police are investigating, according to reports.

Yesterday, I published a scathing review of the hybrid notebook PC and tablet from Hewlett-Packard, the HP ENVY x2. I stand by the conclusions of that review - underpowered,  overpriced and neither a good tablet nor PC. However, I believe the hardware is actually very nice and the story would have been quite different had HP not used Windows 8 or upped its hardware specs.