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HP to cut about 6,000 jobs by 2028, ramps up AI efforts

HP Inc. plans to cut up to 6,000 jobs globally by 2028 to save $1 billion annually by adopting AI to improve productivity, innovation, and customer satisfaction.

  • HP Inc revealed on Tuesday that it will sack between 4,000 and 6,000 workers under an AI plan announced with its Q4 results, which beat a $1.4 billion cost savings target.
  • The company launched a company-wide programme led by an executive reporting to Lores, aiming to boost customer satisfaction, product innovation and productivity through AI amid rising memory prices.
  • HP plans to qualify lower-cost suppliers and redesign portfolios for reduced memory configurations to cut component expenses while AI PCs with curated applications lifted productivity by 16 percent.
  • The company projects approximately $1 billion of gross run-rate savings over three years across product development, customer service and operations, framing this as replacing about ten percent of the company's people with AI.
  • Full-Year revenue hit $55.3 billion, though earnings fell, and HP warned margins for personal systems will likely be impacted in H2, underscoring the programme's urgency.
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The computer group HP wants to save up to 6,000 jobs through the increased use of artificial intelligence.

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The US computer and HP printer announced that it intends to give up up up to 6,000 employees by 2028, in a massive restructuring by which more and more activities will be carried out by intelligence systems...

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Tom's Hardware broke the news in on Tuesday, November 25, 2025.
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