Meg Whitman’s lieutenant was ‘disappointed’ with what I’d written. Here is my response

The amount of guff talked is always in direct proportion to the size of the audience

Dell founder tells annual conference he is ‘completely committed’ to group’s success

Firm says it remains committed to hardware market

Unclear what impact restructuring will have on Irish operations, which employ 4,000

Slumping PC sales highlight challenges facing the firm as it plans to split later this year

Dispute over circumstances of HP’s $11.1bn purchase of UK software group

Meg Whitman will run new Hewlett-Packard Enterprise focused on corporate customers

Sales fell by more than 2% in the fourth quarter to $28.41bn, from $29.13bn a year earlier

Web-browser pioneer resigns following verbal spat with activist investor

Computer giant to eliminate another 5,000 jobs as part of its turnaround plan

Split would be a major turning point for the iconic company

Perhaps Ma’s biggest coup so far has been to get global investors to buy his shares

The chief executive of Eucalyptus, Marten Mickos, will become general manager of HP’s cloud computing business

Tech giant to acquire cloud company Eucalyptus Software in first deal since Autonomy in 2011

Lynch rejects allegation and accuses Hewlett-Packard of 'personal smear'

The company is one of Ireland’s largest employers with around 4,000 staff here

Company claims it will solve limitations of new printers, including quality, speed

Firm makes a bet on smaller servers and resurgent PC sales

Rising sales from its key enterprise group helped offset shrinking PC business