HP

Vile-X

Yes, tons of companies are going to want suppliers to absorb the costs but they aren't going to. supplier in their right mind is going to say "Sure, we'll make less money". As for the source. Deep inhale | Company | Statement Summary | | -------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- | | **Walmart** | Higher tariffs are inflationary for customers. | | **Target** | Shoppers will likely see price increases. | | **Best Buy** | Vendors will pass costs on, raising prices. | | **Costco** | Some prices will increase due to tariffs. | | **Dollar Tree** | May shrink products or remove items due to tariffs. | | **AutoZone** | CEO: “We will pass those costs back to consumers.” | | **Ford** | Tariffs increase car prices by up to \$2,000. | | **Columbia Sportswear** | “Impossible” to keep prices low with new tariffs. | | **Vital Farms** | Price hikes due to increased commodity costs from tariffs. | | **BigBadToyStore** | Added a tariff fee to preorders. | | **Stanley Black & Decker** | Price increases tied to tariffs are inevitable. | | **Five Below** | Raised prices on some goods due to tariffs. | | **Hasbro** | Expecting higher prices due to tariffs. | | **Mattel** | Price hikes on some products due to tariff impacts. | | **Polaris** | Higher tariffs could affect pricing for new vehicles. | | **Amazon (AWS)** | Tariffs may lead to higher costs for customers. | | **Steve Madden** | Prices may increase as a result of tariffs. | | **Samsonite** | Notified buyers of price hikes due to tariffs. | | **LVMH** | Price increases anticipated due to tariff impacts. | | **Nike** | Increased prices due to sourcing and tariff costs. | | **General Electric** | Tariffs may result in higher prices for certain products. | | **Siemens Energy** | Plans to raise prices to cover tariff impacts. | | **ExxonMobil** | Tariff hikes could lead to higher fuel prices. | | **Apple** | Higher product prices due to tariff-related increases. | | **Toys "R" Us** | Price increases expected due to tariffs on imports. | | **Whirlpool** | Likely price hikes from tariff impacts. | | **Kroger** | Some prices may go up because of tariffs. | | **Home Depot** | Products may see price increases as a result of tariffs. | | **L’Oréal** | Tariffs on imports could increase costs for consumers. | | **Caterpillar** | Higher machinery prices expected due to tariffs. | | **PepsiCo** | Prices on some products may increase due to tariffs. | | **Johnson & Johnson** | Tariffs could raise the cost of health and wellness products. | | **Under Armour** | Tariff-related price hikes expected on certain products. | | **Hanesbrands** | Prices may rise due to higher tariffs. | | **Levi's** | Expecting higher costs from tariffs, passing on to consumers. | | **NVIDIA** | Price increases for electronics could result from tariffs. | | **HP** | Costs for printers and laptops may go up due to tariffs. | | **Dell** | Increased costs expected for laptops and PCs. | | **Cisco** | Higher tariffs on technology products will impact prices. | | **T-Mobile** | Higher costs from tariffs may increase prices for phones. | | **Lowe's** | Tariffs could result in higher prices for some home goods. | | **Target** | Will raise some prices due to tariff increases. | | **Snap-on** | Prices for automotive tools may rise due to tariffs. | | **Hershey** | Prices on chocolate products could increase due to tariffs. | | **Procter & Gamble** | Tariffs could raise the cost of consumer goods. | | **3M** | Expecting price hikes due to tariffs on raw materials. | | **Honeywell** | Costs will rise, impacting products for industries. | | **Microsoft** | Software and hardware could see price hikes due to tariffs. | | **Boeing** | Higher costs for airplane parts due to tariff impacts. | | **Lockheed Martin** | Costs for military products may rise due to tariffs. | | **Ford** | Tariffs on parts will increase costs for manufacturing. | | **General Motors** | Increased vehicle prices due to tariffs on parts. | | **Chevrolet** | Prices on certain models may rise due to tariff impacts. | | **Chrysler** | Likely price hikes for vehicles from tariff increases. | | **Subaru** | Prices for new cars may rise due to tariffs. | | **Toyota** | Tariffs could add \$1,000 to the cost of a new car. | | **Honda** | New vehicle prices may rise due to tariff impacts. | | **Volkswagen** | Expecting higher car prices from tariff impacts. | | **BMW** | Rising vehicle costs due to tariffs on imported parts. | | **Mercedes-Benz** | Prices may increase for luxury cars due to tariffs. | | **Audi** | New models could see higher prices from tariff impacts. | | **PepsiCo** | Price increases due to tariff costs on ingredients. | | **Coca-Cola** | Expecting price hikes in soda products due to tariffs. | | **Nestlé** | Some food prices may rise due to tariffs. | | **Unilever** | Expecting price hikes on household goods from tariffs. | | **General Mills** | Prices could go up for cereals and food products. | | **Mars Inc.** | Some products may face price increases due to tariffs. | | **Tyson Foods** | Higher prices for meat products due to tariff impacts. | | **JBS** | Costs for beef and pork products may rise due to tariffs. | | **Smithfield Foods** | Expecting price hikes for pork products due to tariffs. | | **Conagra Brands** | Price increases likely on processed food items. | | **Hormel** | Prices may rise due to tariff impacts on meat products. | | **Pepsico** | Expecting price hikes across snacks and beverages. | | **Colgate-Palmolive** | Higher consumer product prices due to tariffs. | | **Kimberly-Clark** | Price hikes for household products likely due to tariffs. | | **Mattel** | Expecting price hikes for toys due to tariffs. | | **Hasbro** | Toys and games will likely be more expensive due to tariffs. | | **Target** | Passing tariff costs on to consumers with higher prices. | | **Lowe’s** | Home improvement products may rise in price due to tariffs. | | **Costco** | Prices on some items will go up due to tariffs. | | **Walmart** | Tariffs will increase consumer prices on many goods. | | **Home Depot** | Increased tariffs will likely lead to higher product prices. | | **Macy’s** | Prices on clothing and goods may rise due to tariffs. | | **Nordstrom** | Higher clothing prices expected from tariff-related increases. | | **Sears** | Expecting price hikes due to tariffs on imported goods. | | **JCPenney** | Clothing and home goods prices may rise due to tariffs. | | **Dillard’s** | Price hikes are expected on imported merchandise. | | **Kroger** | Likely price increases on food items due to tariffs. | | **Publix** | Higher prices expected on food and beverages. | | **Albertsons** | Tariffs may push up prices on certain grocery items. | | **Whole Foods** | Likely price hikes due to tariffs on organic goods. |

Rich260z

Not my HP sauce

juliankennedy23

African American actors and HP Sauce.

--0o0o0--

Range Rovers? Jaguars? HP Sauce?

No-Phrase-4692

Yay! More winning! I can pay 10% more for HP sauce!

Th3R4zzb3rry

Hewlett-Packard now makes HP (House of Parliament) Sauce.

Separate_Fold5168

Yeah, when I'm not firing up the old HP Pavilion desktop

memoryisntram

HP Money Printer just ran out of CYAN! Powell can't print!

BigWhiteDog

Way way back I had a "temp" job with HP as a quality control inspector on a motherboard assembly line. We were always having meetings about how to improve production. My suggestion? Have less meetings! 🤣

takloo

Apple iphones, watches and Mac computers. Microsoft software and cloud services. Google, Facebook, Amazon, Netflix services. General Electric jet engines. Boeing airliners. Lockheed Martin, Raytheon, General Dynamic security and defense equipment. Procter & Gamble, Gillette, Colgate Palmolive, Coca-Cola. Dell & HP laptops, desktop computers and data center servers. Exxon-Mobil, Chevron oil products. Cisco network equipment. The US is the second largest LNG gas exported to India following Qatar. Washington apples and California grapes, almonds. Practically every company in the US S&P 500 is doing business in India. You need to wake up from this antiquated view of India.

BurzumNazgul

We’re looking at you HP -.-

DinosaurDied

“It’s emissions!” Maybe not make a dumb AF 6.2L engine that still performs like garbage.  The Germans and Japanese can push a lot more reliable HP through half that displacement.

ComingInSideways

HP printers suck to begin with for ink costs and expirations. Now they are adding AI so all your confidential prints end up in their cloud for “analysis”.

Flash_ina_pan

Instructions unclear, investing in gold HP printers

Me-Regarded

SMCI is a scam, stupid ass pointless company that was a pump and dump with shady ass accounting? We does anyone actually care what their earnings were? If you were a big buyer would you buy from SMCI or instead Dell or HP?

jtmonkey

Every time I see one of these I think of my dad who was bonused $10k in HP stock and sold it as soon as it vested to buy a house in 1979. 

Bird2525

Whoa, whoa, whoa, an HP cartridge? You REALLY want to fuck up the national debt.

pineapplekiwipen

Seeking applications for a top government position: must be able to turn red into green on demand and take daily abuse on social media. HP instant ink subscription a plus, apply at [seekingwork@fed.gov](mailto:seekingwork@fed.gov)

elysiansaurus

What do these boomer stocks like HP and IBM even do?

mjzimmer88

I had to check under my desk to see what we have at work. I would have guessed Dell, but apparently we have HPs. Most big companies uses Dell or HP...

Mispelled-This

I’m putting $70k/yr into my Trad+MBDR 401k, invested in low-ER index funds. No questions there. I’m also putting $7k/yr into my BD Roth IRA. I’ve been thinking about how to best allocate that since I have a lot more choices, and I am attracted to tilting toward factors via Avantis or DFA ETFs. However, all of the factor-based model portfolios I’ve found are based on a fairly standard core with a small tilt. Since the Roth IRA is such a small fraction of my total portfolio in the first place, should I go all-in on the factors there? For example, skip the DFA Core and use Vector, SCV and HP only?

Mispelled-This

I’m putting $70k/yr into my Trad+MBDR 401k, invested in low-ER index funds. No questions there. I’m also putting $7k/yr into my BD Roth IRA. I’ve been thinking about how to best allocate that since I have a lot more choices, and I am attracted to tilting toward factors via Avantis or DFA ETFs. However, all of the factor-based model portfolios I’ve found are based on a fairly standard core with a small tilt. Since the Roth IRA is such a small fraction of my total portfolio in the first place, should I go all-in on the factors there? For example, skip the DFA Core and use Vector, SCV and HP only?

generateduser29128

Now with a 500 HP gasoline engine because his new audience is not into electric cars

Individual-Dot-9605

What used to American currency is now a trump meme coin…HP Printer go brrrrrr

Nickfreak

Oh, no question, but all the export hits can easily be done by other countries. Oil and gas? easily available from canada, EU countries, China etc. Machinerey? Easily available from other countries Electronics? You're not selling high tech, you're selling "brands": Apple, Nvidia, AMD, HP, Intel are producing in CHina and it's just a matter of time until China sells them directly, without the US branding. vehicles? Most US cars don#t fit on non-US streets, are expensive and swallow gallons of fuel. Vehicles are also produced by other countries and not worse. We bought our shit from the US becuas eit was a reliable partner in deals - Now, not so much. Pharmaceutical stuff? The hell, Most generic pharmaceuticals are made in India and China. The mRNA virus was made in Europe by Biontech and just sold via Pfizer as a distributor. You are overvaluing the placement of the US. They don't sell much, that you can't get elsewhere. Without tariffs that change overnight. Without the hassle that is Trump America. The world finds other partners to trade - especialyl when the dollar weakens. Half of all shit world wide is made by tiny hands in South-east Asia and just asembled or re-branded elsewhere.

Substantial_Pop9878

They don't need 600 HP articulates to farm .5 acre rice fields

Individual-Dot-9605

HP Printer go brrrrrrrrr. Subscribe to ink now is a good time to BUY!

Burtonwurton

Last I checked it was only about 15%, but they supply DELL and HP which are computers coming from China.

mickaelbneron

And elixir cures all HP and MP, making it a most valuable item... Wait, what sub is this?

deviationblue

AAPL, along with DELL, NVDA and HP were all juiced on Friday on the rumors/insider knowledge of carve-outs; they'll open strong and do the electric slide back down as everyone who got the inside scoop on Friday cashes out. Futures on AAPL are already trading close to 4% upwards. Especially with Trump's "truth" today insisting there are no exceptions to the tariffs, contradicting the sneaky 10:30PM Friday release of the list of carve-outs, the "buy the rumor, sell the news" crowd (including anyone with insider knowledge) will be well-poised to have a very green morning. EDIT: note that Intel futures are still flat-to-red, so this is specific to those particular companies and not Chinese-exposed tech at large, which is even more circumstantial evidence of insider trading.

yrrag1970

HP 10%

deviationblue

AAPL, along with DELL, NVDA and HP were all juiced on Friday; they'll open strong and do the electric slide back down as everyone who got the inside scoop on Friday cashes out. Futures on AAPL are already trading close to 4% upwards. Especially with Trump's "truth" today insisting there are no exceptions to the tariffs, contradicting the sneaky 10:30PM Friday release of the list of carve-outs, the "buy the rumor, sell the news" crowd (including anyone with insider knowledge) will be well-poised to have a very green morning.

Trick_Helicopter_834

He probably did get calls from Apple, HP, and Dell. They are much more dependent on the American market than China. Dell can’t currently manufacture computers without Chinese components.

Gary_the_metrosexual

More like dell, microsoft, nvidia, sony, HP, Apple is a pretty small player comparatively and is only relevant on the private market and a little bit on commercial.

Individual-Dot-9605

They ll start changing policies when the Techbros, Rogan or Spotify or Russia complain. Many such cases. The people and 401k provide the cash like fuel to the fire. Oh and Ofcourse the HP printer that ‘creates’ 30 T. That is trans money with a T for trillion.

RoughCap7233

Chinas tariffs also impacts US produced microchips. With so many computer and laptops manufacturing in China; Intel would be f*cked. Oh and the new TSMC fab, and the billions spent on it - that’s will become a useless paper weight. Trump needs China to rollback, otherwise US would loose their chip manufacturing. So yeah it’s not just Tim Cook; he would have CEOs from Intel, HP, Dell et al all trying to break down his door.

Acceptable_Oil_4719

The biggest global exemption is the import category that includes PCs and servers, with $140 billion in 2024 imports, 26% of it from China. Circumstances may change again, but this benefits AI king Nvidia, server-makers like Dell, Hewlett Packard Enterprise, and Super Micro, and PC makers like Dell and HP. The average tax rate went from 45% to 5% here, according to Barron’s calculations.

Individual-Dot-9605

He means turning on the HP printer for $30 trillion with a t (pronounce it trumpian). But the ink is not legitimate.

ElectionIcy3253

lol i wouldn't put it put it past trump to let a printer company sponsor the actual money printers imagine HP logos all over the dollar like Ferrari's F1 livery

platinumarks

He bought an HP printer but forgot to pay for the monthly subscription fee to use it

psilocin72

HP Lovecraft. Nice.

QuarkVsOdo

Politicians at the millionaire level like VdL and Merz really care deeply about Porsche, Mercedes, BMW and Ferrari being able to sell ICE cars at a gigantic margin in China. As well as european diesel trucks. Honestly, for everyday use a BEV is perfectly sane and cheap to run and boring, but in the luxury segment, nobody needs a 3 ton BMW M5 with a hybrid system that's only on board to pass emissions.. and in real world, won't ever be charged from a clean source. Cut emission laws.. in China and the EU,the tiny market of luxuruy sports cars 150.000€ and up is supporting the boring BEV for the masses production.. and isn't even doing harm enviromentaly.. because the market share is so tiny, and most owners are just owning.. not driving. Having regulations that assume you can't build a 800HP gas car, because of it's pollution potential is super dumb, considering the customers for such car will spent more time on private jets and looking at their 12 mile 12 Million Euro Ferrari, than driving it.

RagingBearBull

Same boat, most of HP work is done remotly. I do like the nano texture, I love the airs weight. The nano texture seems great on the pro. I have not done reaserch but if miniled doesnt have pwm flicking that would be nice. I want to see how well the x86 containers work on arm, they have that emulation layer and i have tools that dont have arm containers yet.

modder9

Ghyna cutting off our access to treats is the ultimate weapon. It’s very risky tho and does self-damage in the process. China has more HP than US tho so it might work.

GhostsinGlass

HP.

TheIntrepid1

Ya ok, so eli5 version is think of it like ping pong, but eventually one side’s paddle breaks because runs out of strength HP points.

Confident_Dig_4828

I don't think Amazon is callable any time soon. They are into legacy companies just like HP or Dell or Apple.

TheInternetIsOnline

Those companies were already struggling. Still I see many people in my gym wearing Nike dunks.. and most company computers are HP with Intell processors…

garycomehomee

Pokemon low HP noise

CMDR_FkYoSht

HP and Dell are fuk

battleship61

Big oof. Apple has enough cash to buy: - WB - HP - Dollar General - Kroger - Adidas - 7/11 - Spotify - DoorDash - EASports - General Mills - Hershey - Ford - Kraft-Heinz - Universal Music - Lululumen - Nintendo - Heineken - Dell - Marriott Group - Chipotle Mexican Grill - PayPal - Target - Ferrari And still have several billions of leftover cash. You honestly think the debt they carry is of any concern to their ability to pay it.

Rosebunse

In this hard times, I think it's important to remember that *The Colour out of Space* is HP Lovecraft's best work.

pokjen

Thailand have a 2-300% import tax for cars depending on HP and motor capacity.

Blackbeard567

Someone has to print all these charts on paper so be the guy who is into HP

tomato45un

I don't understand why tariff make the stock market crash, Everybody know that trump want the manufacturer go back to US. So What happen when the big company let said NIKE still want their manufacturer in Vietnam, China, South East Asia. The advantages for this kind of products the companies can get better margin when sell outside of US, and for US market for sure the company will add this to the price, so the citizen of US will pay more compare to others countries. And I believe for the tech companies like Dell, HP that sell consumer computer as well server, I do believe the tariff will have the same impact. US companies which want to buy server will pay the cost + tariff. Isn't this will make the companies and consumer pay more 

EspressoEndorphins

HP is down 17% today and around its 2007 value. Crazy!

tendeuchen

Get an HP printer that has refillable tanks for the ink. The ink is like $17/bottle (for HP branded, even cheaper for generic, but I don't know about the generic ink quality). Even with very heavy printer usage, we end up only needing to buy one new ink every 2.5 to 3 months or so on a rotating schedule.

Rich_Housing971

Apple, Dell, HP are all manufacturing their stuff in the exact same countries.

kingOofgames

It’s owned by HP now, gotta pay extra for the ink. Tariffs included.

pineapplekiwipen

Sending Jpow my HP Ink subscription so he can print this dump away 

AdOk3638

HP caught him trying to use 3rd party inks 

coloradomane

Give back WRX lease https://preview.redd.it/z90gw3js8ure1.jpeg?width=1320&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=4c01540ed8f729db22ec21bfd6d9e073f19a86b4 or buy and mod stage 2? Currently leasing a 22’ WRX with 25k miles on it. Never planned on buying this thing, always been a “lease and then get a new one” type of guy but looking forward at the car market has me second guessing. This is my second WRX and I’m ready for a jump in performance on every level - think something like Camaro zl1 or bmw m2 in a manual. My problem is - all of these cars lightly used are much more expensive than my subie and would increase my monthly payments probably by double. My buyout price on the subie right now from the bank is 22k, which I believe puts me at break even or even slightly positive in equity at the moment. I could potentially give the car to carmax and walk away Scott free or even with a few grand in my pocket for a new car - OR, the other option. What if I just keep my subie and drop 2-3k to get it to stage 2 and around 300-350whp and switch from a lease to financing the rest? On paper, this seems like the least expensive way to get my “fix” as far as speed goes and enjoy a new level of car beyond the stock subies im used to driving. My main concerns - 1. blowing up engine (I hear VB is more reliable than previous gens 2. I’ve been using 87 gas for most of the lifetime of the car cause I’m a cheap fk and never planned on keeping the car. Manual says it’s fine but Can this have negatively affected my engine for long term modification? 3. loudness - can you go stage 2 and still remain under the radar? 4. being happy with power - I drove a 2022 m8 bmw a few months ago and that power level is addicting. I know a stage 2 WRX isn’t that strong but does it scratch your itch for power? Any tips guys? TLDR - leasing ‘22 Wrx, can’t decide whether to sell for car 2-3x as expensive or to just mod WRX to stage 2 to get similar HP

sanndman

2020 printer was brother. 2025 printer is HP.

Individual_Rent4403

this post is ragebait (For all those fortunate enough to never have owned a HP printer before)

Big-Profit-1612

Yes, get off the big cloud providers and build your own European cloud built with HP/Dell servers (with Intel/AMD CPUs, nVidia/AMD GPUs, WD/Seagate hard drives, Seagate/Micron/Sandisk SSDs, Broadcom NICs, etc...) using NetApp/EMC/DDN storage with Cisco/Arista/Juniper networks in Equinix datacenters. Sure, you can swap HP/Dell with white box Taiwanese companies, and Cisco/Arista/Juniper with the same (but you'll have to write a lot of the software from scratch). But the bulk majority of the components still rely on American technology, from CPU to GPU to storage to network to "simple stuff" like datacenter space rental (i.e. Equinix). And this is all relatively easy if you don't consider the most difficult part: you need A LOT of electricity. The biggest limiting factor in building datacenters is electricity and Europe faces a power crunch. Translated, Europe needs to build a lot of power plants. I'm in no way suggesting I agree with this trade war (I'm a globalist) but this is much harder said than done. Also, Europe pays dogshit for IT wages so America has the best IT talent in the world. (I used to work closely with datacenter hardware in hyperscale, from USA to Europe to Asia.)

Fit_Ad2710

I did CC on HP and FCX. I need weeklies , I want to get at least 4% per month. I don't really care where the stock goes as long as it doesn't totally tank.

polychris

Christ almighty that was a scrabble reference not HP

PJKenobi

I live in a suburb of Washington DC. Most people selling their Tesla's are buying either Polestars or Rivian's. The exception is car bros buying Tesla Plaid models for like 45k which almost too good a deal to pass up if your equating HP per dollar.

Intrepid-Pin3289

Certainly : Chrysler Dodge Jeep RAM Chevrolet Ford Cadillac Tesla Buick GE Appliances Vizio Dell HP Black & Decker Whirlpool Craftsman Stanley Ryobi Skechers Old Navy Abercrombie & Fitch Forever 21 Payless ShoeSource McDonald's Hostess Bud Light Spirit Airlines Frontier Airlines American Airlines Xfinity (Comcast) Spectrum (Charter Communications) AT&T ...

sorean_4

I could have spent my multimillion dollar budget this year on Dell or HP. Went with Lenovo. US will get minimum dollar investment as a Canadian business. Only necessary purchases.

Wanderment

Similar, except the Toyota has a whopping 23 more HP (over 10%) and the best gas mileage by a smidge.

ml-pedant

We have sauce here in the UK called HP sauce and it makes me think of that.

shempower

My mind always goes to Harry Potter when I see HP and for a second I’m like, mf, why am I not all in on HP?!?

ml-pedant

Tempted by HP calls

MalikTheHalfBee

Couple of different reasons, but I’ll say that I don’t dislike it & I really want Rivian to make it in general. What I don’t like are: 1. Everytime there is a major software update it’s a crapshoot if it breaks something. Almost always  hard reset of the vehicle is required; sometimes your settings are all reset; the update around Halloween made the vehicle unusable for a few days until they sent a patched version out. I’ve never had any issues with a Tesla software update. This is my biggest issue & hopefully one that eventually goes away. 2. Service. I don’t have a service center close by & their mobile service won’t do much & appointments at the actual service center can be weeks out. Not optimal if there’s a major issue. 3. This is a personal issue, but in the end the R1S is a large heavy vehicle & drives like one even with a ton of HP. Your Y can zip around like a sports car, the R1 won’t be doing such.  My wife could care less about this. 4. For charging, overall fine but much clunkier than the Tesla NACS. I find superchargers the most convenient on trips, so between needing to use an adapter & charging location that often requires taking up 2 stalls it’s not optimal. (Plus not all supercharger locations are compatible, so you have to make sure it’s one that will work too). 5. Charging is much slower even when accounting for the larger side battery 6. The stereo system is just bad On the positive side, the thing is built like a tank. Rivian are obviously trying to get things right. It gives you way more room if you need it. It’s a smooth ride. Range estimates are much more accurate.  In the end though, I just find myself choosing the Model y more when I don’t need the extra space as I find it a more pleasant driving experience & know everything will work without needing to think about it. I did reserve an R2 hoping the bugs will be worked out by its release date, but if not, I’ll let it lapse.

iamawesome1110

How was it like in 1997 when you zeroed on APPL? I mean I am pretty sure there would be many other stocks similar to APPL (Compaq, HP). What made you zeroed on APPL?

Oberon_Swanson

In Age of Empires when we forget the cavalry HP upgrade we say we lost 80 HP to ADHD. So I enjoyed your joke extra

CUTON1C

Trump: I met with IBM, Dell and HP yesterday.

Gortecz

1HP and a dream

modder9

We get a reset and start New Economy+ All the bosses do more damage and have more HP

starrpamph


NameIWantUnavailable

You need to include American brands, not just American-made products. Apple. HP. Dell. Starbucks. Coca Cola. Nike. Skechers. McDonald's. Yum restaurants. All the American cigarette brands. American clothing brands that are popular overseas like Levi's and Lululemon. Beer. Liquor. All the tiny compact cars that are made overseas but that carry American brands. The list goes on. If you look at international sales, there's a lot at risk both in the short term and in the long term.

realmaven666

this is true with a lot of tech - it doesn’t always make it to the next cycle as winners. See intel, Digital Equipment, HP, Wang. Anyone ever heard of IBM and the BUNCH (burroughs, univav, ncr, Control data and honeywell. And then there was Cray. To be clear - I’m not saying any of today’s winners will fail, I’m just pointing out some history. Anyone want a pets.com sock puppet?

unclefire

Servers are generally depreciated over four years. They’ll replace them after they’re depreciated. IBM, Dell, HP etc all sell servers all the time.

Business-Ad-5344

who cares about style. The facts are what is important: The fact is that no startup is gonna beat a giant like HP.

Business-Ad-5344

meta ads are safer due to social network ads. google ads face an existential threat: AI. the army of garage start ups that are working on AI. just like personal computer garage startups which included Microsoft and Apple. listen to Steve Jobs talk about how HP and corporations can't innovate. Most of them don't give a damn, want their paycheck and go home. Just like internet search start ups which included Google. two: robotax might be a race to the bottom. if it is solved easily, then there's less moat. if all cars have self-driving, then the owners will start renting them out on another app. this leaves waymo stuck in the middle: They have lots of supply sitting in taxi parking lots. will this happen? probably not. Waymo probably has some moat and there will probably only be a handful of companies that are successful. But the risk is there, because your employees quit and start their own self-driving companies. three: europe wants out of American cloud. It's too risky. microsoft, aws, google, oracle will all be hit. the winners are non-US cloud.

fkngdmit

May I remind you of Acer, and HP, and Acer, and Lenovo? None of those firms went out of business: they were sold or acquired.

forgotmyusername93

HP diving off the cliff

romt_25

🥭 to meet with HP, Intel, IBM, Qualcomm CEOs on Monday-Bloomberg [Link](https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-03-06/trump-is-set-to-meet-with-technology-leaders-early-next-week?srnd=homepage-americas)

BlackEagleActual

Yeah it is impressive at the start, and most of the chinese cat buyers 5-10 years are kinds of reverse-racists, hating domestic brand and prefer US/EU/Japan ones for MianZi, and Tesla is surely a brand that bring tons of MianZi. Things are changing quickly though, XiaoMi and BYD are unleashing their products with really cool looking and cost-effective (Su 7 Ultra offer Veryon-level 1500HP for 72000 dollar). Tesla was considered to be too medicore without impressive features now.

AtlasComputingX

EVERYONE GO BUY AN F150 V8 500HP COYOTE WHIPPLE CHARGED TRUCK mango just said they going down in price now is the time boys

rsdominguez

HP still around ?

balrog687

If it has HP, it can be killed

FullCopy

HP is laying off 6,000. Everybody’s reaction: This is dinosaur had 6k employees?

This-Salt-2754

Thats an incredible reach. I expect young people to continue to use Apple products because it is what they have grown up with and what they’re used to. I have literally never owned anything besides apple products besides an HP when I was 10

myironlung6

"AI is going to create hundreds of thousands of jobs" GOOGLE [$GOOGL](https://x.com/search?q=%24GOOGL&src=cashtag_click) ANNOUNCES LAYOFFS IN ITS HR, CLOUD UNITS AS PART OF ON-GOING COST CUTS AUTODESK [$ADSK](https://x.com/search?q=%24ADSK&src=cashtag_click) SAYS IT WILL CUT 1,350 EMPLOYEES, OR 9% OF WORKFORCE HP [$HPQ](https://x.com/search?q=%24HPQ&src=cashtag_click) TO TRIM UP TO 2,000 MORE JOBS IN EXPANDED COST-CUTTING PUSH

terrafoxy

> The 1.5L engine outputs 75 kW (101 hp) and 125 Nm while the fifth-generation ACTECO1.5T engine developed by Chery outputs 115 kW (154 hp)/220 Nm. Both systems come standard with a front electric motor that outputs 150 kW (201 hp) and 310 Nm, mated to a DHT. there are multiple engines. 154/201 HP is about normal for a car that doesnt need to pull anything. my chevy colorado truck is 181 HP.

Amdvoiceofreason

Well I'm an Android and HP guy

mastermilian

Just filter based on Snapdragon CPUs and your choices are limited. The XPS is a well known model but I don't prefer them as they're trying to get smaller and smaller by taking out ports. I prefer the Latitudes as they are more geared towards business. Of course, your requirements might be different. The main priority for me is to have Dell's Next Day warranty if things go wrong. If you're not fussed about that sort of stuff, it opens the doors to other brands like Lenovo and ASUS (wouldn't touch HP with a barge pole).

hil_ton

It's a fraud company that will be under 20$ again in a few years. They are competing against HP and Dells of the worlds.