New HP PCs for artificial intelligence and developers

The expansion of the portfolio responds to a precise change in operational needs in the software sector. Samuel Chang, Senior Vice President and Division President of Consumer Personal Systems at HP Inc., highlighted: “Developers are moving from experimenting with AI to launching agent applications, and they need PCs that are as open, fast, and flexible as their workflows. Our expanded portfolio pairs compact, powerful hardware with pre-configured environments and open source toolchains to eliminate setup headaches and accelerate the journey from idea to execution. Whether it’s a device optimized for hybrid Windows workflows, creators, gamers, AI professionals, or powerful workstations for edge development, we’re giving developers a clear and convenient path to manage local agents and scale hybrid AI with confidence.”

The new offering is designed for both open systems and enterprise contexts governed by strict security standards, introducing packaged development environments, command line workflows and OpenClaw-based starter kits, as well as native support for automation frameworks.

On the front of portable devices and desktop supercomputersthe company will integrate the technology into the HP OmniBook Ultra 16 and HP OmniBook For the enterprise environmentthe ultra-high performance architecture will see the arrival on the Windows platform of the deskside and rackable supercomputer equipped with the NVIDIA GB300 Grace Blackwell Ultra Desktop Superchip processor, designed to seamlessly connect frontier artificial intelligence agents to enterprise applications.

Regarding integration into pre-existing company systems, Jim Nottingham, Senior Vice President and Division President of HP Inc.’s Advanced Compute and Solutions division, specified: “Over 70% of business PCs use Windows, and our customers have been demanding AI supercomputing power that can integrate seamlessly into their existing environments. We plan to add Windows support in the HP ZGX Fury GB300 and remain committed to expanding our portfolio to meet customers’ evolving needs through close collaboration with our partners”

For contexts regulated and governed by maximum security protocolsthe ZGX Nano configuration
for local and secure processing. This system is based on the principles of Zero Trust architecture and reduces the cyber attack surface by physically limiting wireless access and external interfaces, allowing applications to run in classified or remote environments.

In parallel, the compact computer segment is enriched with the HP OmniDesk Mini Desktop PC modela small-format system equipped with Thunderbolt Share technology and Intel Core Ultra Series 3 processors. The device supports the control of two separate personal computers via a single combination of keyboard and mouse and allows the connection of four monitors with 4K resolution thanks to the presence of two Thunderbolt 4 ports. On the ready-to-use workstation front, HP extends its lineup by integrating AMD Ryzen AI PRO 400 series processors into the Z2 Mini G1a, including the AMD-validated developer software stack, AI Developer Center, and AMD ROCm libraries for running workloads out of the box.

The portable models are expected to be available on the market at the end of this year, while the OmniDesk Mini compact desktop system will be marketed starting from August 2026.