HP Philippines unveiled its latest AI-powered PCs, printers and workplace solutions at HP Elevate 2026, showcasing how AI is shaping the future of work. Alongside new devices for professionals, creators, and gamers, the company introduced HP IQ and enhanced its Workforce Experience Platform (WXP), creating a connected ecosystem that helps businesses adopt AI more easily while boosting productivity, collaboration and security.
The launch comes as AI adoption continues to grow in the Philippines. HP said more than 92% of organizations in the country have already used AI in some form, while 86% of Filipino knowledge workers now rely on it in their daily tasks. Even with this momentum, many businesses are still exploring how to fully integrate AI into their operations, creating opportunities to unlock greater value from the technology.
“AI adoption in the Philippines is no longer a question of if, but how quickly organizations can translate it into meaningful outcomes,” said Ida Evina Ong-Co, Managing Director of HP Philippines. “At HP, we believe technology should help people stay focused on meaningful work by reducing complexity and creating more seamless experiences. That’s why we are committed to delivering simplified experiences through our AI ecosystem, so that we can help Philippine organizations adopt AI with confidence and empower people to do their best work.”
Bringing AI closer to everyday work
At HP Elevate 2026, HP Philippines highlighted HP IQ, an intelligent ecosystem that connects select HP AI PCs and workplace devices to make everyday work simpler. Powered by local on-device AI, HP NearSense, and integration with the Workforce Experience Platform (WXP), it helps users collaborate more easily while giving IT teams a better view of connected devices.
HP also introduced new AI-powered features for WXP that can detect potential device issues early, identify performance problems and automate routine maintenance, helping keep systems running smoothly while reducing the workload for IT teams.
AI-powered experiences for work, creation, and play
The company introduced a broad portfolio of AI-powered hardware, including the HP EliteBook X Flip G2i and HP EliteBook X G2i Next Gen AI PCs (Price: TBA), both equipped with next-generation Intel Core Ultra processors delivering up to 50 NPU TOPS for AI workloads.
HP also unveiled the EliteBoard G1a (Price: TBA), an AI-powered PC built into a sleek keyboard form factor and powered by AMD Ryzen AI processors, as well as the OmniBook Ultra 14 (starts at P129,990), designed for professionals and creators seeking portable AI-enhanced performance.
For gamers, HP launched the HyperX OMEN 15 gaming laptop (starts at P105,490) featuring NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 Series graphics and OMEN AI for one-click performance optimization.
Creative professionals, meanwhile, can turn to the HP ZBook X G2i 16″ Mobile Workstation (pricing varies based on configuration) with Intel Core Ultra 9 processors, optional NVIDIA RTX PRO Blackwell graphics and up to 128GB of memory.
HP also refreshed its print portfolio with the LaserJet Pro 4112fdw (P37,361), LaserJet Pro 4006dw, and LaserJet Enterprise MFP X53052dn, alongside new security innovations including HP TPM Guard and expanded HP Wolf Security capabilities.
