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HP is expanding its manufacturing presence in India, driven by the government's PLI scheme and a growing domestic consumer base. The company doubled its output last year and plans further increases in desktop and laptop production.

HP is set to double its manufacturing output in India within the year, driven by the government's production-linked incentive (PLI) scheme for IT hardware. The company aims to expand local production of desktops and laptops, contributing to India's ambition to become a key player in the global value chain.

HP has broadened its Copilot+ PC lineup in India, introducing AI-powered laptops with Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm processors. The refreshed EliteBook, ProBook, and OmniBook series cater to diverse users, offering on-device AI processing for faster performance and enhanced data privacy. These laptops, unveiled at HP Amplify, feature tools like AI Companion and Poly Camera Pro, improving productivity and communication.

HP India's MD ipsita dasgupta emphasizes that Indian consumers appreciate technological value and impactful experiences, making the market value-sensitive rather than price-sensitive. She highlights India's rapid technology adoption, particularly in PCs for education and income generation. HP aims to empower India's youth through AI-enhanced PCs, collaborating with government initiatives to enhance skilling and employment opportunities.

HP has placed a substantial manufacturing order with Dixon Technologies for laptops and desktops, aiming to start production by April next year at Dixon’s Oragadam unit. This initiative aligns with the Indian government's Make in India and Atmanirbhar Bharat programs under the IT hardware PLI scheme, boosting local manufacturing efforts.

HP has placed a substantial manufacturing order with Dixon Technologies for laptops and desktops. Production is set to begin by April next year at Dixon's Oragadam unit near Chennai, as part of the government's IT hardware production-linked incentive scheme, reinforcing the Make in India initiative.

Anirban Mondal and Sanchali Dasgupta emerged champions in the men’s and women’s singles respectively in the West Bengal Senior State Ranking Badminton Championship which concluded at the Raipur Club on Friday.

ipsita dasgupta, MD of HP India, discusses the market shift in consumer behavior, the potential for AI-powered PCs, and the untapped growth potential in the low PC penetration market. HP is committed to domestic manufacturing and sees India as a critical growth engine.

The Indian gamers' community is benefitting from the growing Esports industry with diverse career opportunities and increased earnings. The HP India Gaming Landscape Study 2023 highlighted a positive shift in parents' attitudes towards gaming. Income from gaming is on the rise in India, with nearly half of serious gamers earning between 6 to 12 lakh per annum in 2023. HP has introduced 'HP Gaming Garage', a free-of-cost online professional certificate program on Esports management and Game development.

A businessman who supplies furniture props to studios in Tollygunge and two of his women friends were arrested early on Monday for allegedly assaulting two policemen at Prinsep Ghat.

The Murshidabad Heritage Development Society (MHDS) named a rare mango sapling after Rituparno Ghosh's first film 'Hirer Angti' to honour the director who had agreed to inaugurate the Mango Haat on Sunday.

For young parents working graveyard shifts, 24x7 crèches are proving to be a boon. Now, there is someone to put the child to bed with a lullaby and a goodnight hug