HP Inc. (NYSE: HPQ) showcased its latest technologies at CES 2026, introducing a range of AI-powered devices and workplace solutions aimed at enhancing professional fulfilment and business growth.

The company highlighted innovations designed for flexible and hybrid work, including the HP EliteBoard G1a, the world’s first AI PC built into a keyboard and updates to the HP OmniBook portfolio featuring extended battery life and OLED displays.

HP also integrated Microsoft Copilot into HP Office Print devices, enabling features such as document summarisation, translation and smart organisation directly at the printer.

Enhancements to the Workforce Experience Platform (WXP) were unveiled, offering IT teams firmware-level recovery tools to address critical device issues, even when systems cannot boot.

In the consumer segment, HP introduced the HyperX OMEN MAX 16, described as the world’s most powerful gaming laptop with fully internal cooling, consolidating the OMEN and HyperX brands under a single gaming portfolio.

The company also launched HP Digital Passport, a centralised hub providing information on PC setup, features, sustainability and support.

HP announced the 2026 iteration of its Future of Work Accelerator, expanding access to technology and training for both nonprofits and for-profit organisations.

The programme offers US$100,000 in funding, US$100,000 worth of hardware and solutions and a six-month mentorship, with applications opening 12 January and closing 6 February.