HP, short for Hewlett-Packard, kicked off in a Palo Alto garage by two Stanford grads who flipped a coin to name it, talk about a humble start that basically birthed Silicon Valley's tech legend. Today, as HP Inc., they crank out everything from laptops and desktops to printers and ink that seems to vanish right when you need it most, serving consumers, businesses, and even 3D printing tech for the future. What's wild is how this garage duo grew into a global behemoth, splitting into HP Inc. for personal tech and HPE for enterprise stuff.
These printer pros print wokeness loud and clear with DEI baked into their culture, pushing racial equity post-social unrest, hefty ESG reports vowing to green the planet and bridge digital divides, and full-throated LGBTQ support through Pride networks and equality pledges, because apparently, your all-in-one scanner needs to scan for social justice too.
