From Innovation to Irrelevance: How HP Lost Their Way

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HP was once known as the father of Silicon Valley having been one of the first companies to have been started in the area, but today, HP is very much on their last legs. In fact, the company has chosen to split into two entities to better focus on their various sectors, but despite this, both sectors have a non-negligible probability of bankruptcy. HP Inc has a bankruptcy probability of 38% while HP Enterprise has a bankruptcy probability of 44%. But, how did such a giant fall so fast? Well, much of HP’s fall has to do with the commoditization of PCs. People don’t place much emphasis on the brand of the laptop or desktop that they purchase unless it's from Apple. When it comes to Dell, HP, Asus, Acer, and Lenovo, however, people are usually just looking for the best performance or best value. And given that electronics margins have been driven down to the ground by overseas companies, HP has had a tough time standing out in either of these sectors. This video explains the rise and downfall of HP and how HP fell towards irrelevance.

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Timestamps:
0:00 - The State Of HP
2:49 - Hewlett & Packard
6:36 - Silicon Valley Giant
10:28 - The Brutal Fall
13:08 - HP’s Biggest Blunder

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