HP presented its AI-powered solutions during HP Day.
These AI solutions include Scan AI, which HP says uses gen AI to scan, summarize, and prepare documents for sharing. This would cut time to manually rename files and emails. It also includes automatic redaction features to protect sensitive information without relying on cloud-based tools.
For the next generation of AI PCs, HP launch the HP AI Companion. HP promises these devices are secure and user-centric. The AI Companion offers two modes: On-Device Mode, which enables offline use and keeps files and queries entirely on the PC; and Cloud Mode, which taps into more powerful processing for deeper, real-time assistance. Users can ask questions, summarize or compare documents, and adjust PC settings through a single interface. Features like private document libraries and contextual prompts from screenshots show how AI can assist without feeling intrusive. By combining local and cloud processing, the AI Companion delivers a flexible experience tailored to varied work styles and security needs, making it a practical tool for professionals navigating hybrid and digital-first environments
“At HP, we believe technology should adapt to people, not the other way around,” said Ida Evina Ong-Co, managing director, HP Philippines. “With our One HP strategy, we’re bringing together our full portfolio, from AI-powered PCs to peripherals like Poly and HyperX, and solutions built for the hybrid world, into one unified ecosystem. The goal is to deliver a better-together experience where devices, software, and services connect seamlessly to simplify workflows and enrich lives.”
"A better user experience empowers employees to be more engaged, and that engagement leads to stronger, healthier relationships with their work," said Koh Kong Meng, managing director, Southeast Asia, HP Inc. "Over the past few years, we've been building our Future of Work strategy to do just that: enable people to thrive by delivering tools that support productivity, well-being, and deeper connection in the workplace."
According to a recent study by PwC, 88% of business leaders expect AI to be systematically integrated into their business processes and workflows over the next three years. As AI tools become more integrated into work tasks and learning, Filipino professionals are increasingly open to adopting technologies that support smarter, more efficient working methods. Paired with an increasingly digital-savvy workforce, there is growing demand for intuitive, high-performing solutions that empower people to work and play seamlessly anytime, anywhere.