HP Aims For Local Power; Plans To Double PC Output In India By 2031

Tech giant HP is going all-in on India, not just as a market but as a major manufacturing base. The company has big plans to more than double the production of its personal computers in India by 2031, as part of its long-term commitment to local innovation and self-reliance.

That’s a pretty bold move, but HP is already leading the game. It topped the Indian PC market in 2024 with a solid 30.1% share and held steady in the December quarter, despite a slight dip in shipments. To meet its production targets, HP is working closely with Indian manufacturers like Dixon Technologies and VVDN Technologies.

🚨One out of 3 HP PCs to be sold in India will be locally made by 2031: Co official;

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At the same time, the company is tapping into the growing buzz around artificial intelligence. HP rolled out nine new AI-focused laptops across its EliteBook, ProBook, and OmniBook series. These devices are packed with cutting-edge processors from Intel, AMD, and Qualcomm, and feature dedicated neural processing units that can perform a jaw-dropping 40 to 55 trillion operations per second. In plain terms, they’re built to handle heavy-duty AI tasks with ease.

Prices for these new AI machines range from Rs 78,999 for the HP OmniBook 5 (16-inch) to Rs 1.86 lakh for the ultra-premium HP OmniBook Ultra (14-inch).

With a focus on both smart innovation and making in India, HP is setting the stage to not just keep up, but lead the charge into the future of computing.

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