← Back to context Comment by flo123456 14 hours ago HP was never just a printer corp. ;-) 8 comments flo123456 Reply InvisibleUp 11 hours ago The fun parts of HP split off years ago into Agilent, Keysight, and HPE. Current HP is just a printer and office PC corp. nxobject 10 hours ago As a fun addition, I think the atomic clock/time standards division went HP → Agilent → Symmetricom → Microsemi → Microchip. You could have bought a HP 5071A Cesium Frequency Standard under all of these badges!https://www.microchip.com/en-us/products/clock-and-timing/co... fmajid 8 hours ago The most valuable offspring of HP is Broadcom, just as ASML is the most valuable offspring of Philips. etc-hosts 8 hours ago dont forget Autonomy ! CamperBob2 13 hours ago HP is long gone. What's left is just a printer and PC company that didn't bother to change the sign on the building.It's as if I bought an old telephone exchange building and called it Bell Labs. JAlexoid 13 hours ago You couldn't, mostly because Bell Labs is owned by Nokia now. CamperBob2 13 hours ago Interesting, TIL! I wonder what Nokia's market cap is... geez, still over $50B. Another surprise. 1 reply →
InvisibleUp 11 hours ago The fun parts of HP split off years ago into Agilent, Keysight, and HPE. Current HP is just a printer and office PC corp. nxobject 10 hours ago As a fun addition, I think the atomic clock/time standards division went HP → Agilent → Symmetricom → Microsemi → Microchip. You could have bought a HP 5071A Cesium Frequency Standard under all of these badges!https://www.microchip.com/en-us/products/clock-and-timing/co... fmajid 8 hours ago The most valuable offspring of HP is Broadcom, just as ASML is the most valuable offspring of Philips. etc-hosts 8 hours ago dont forget Autonomy !
nxobject 10 hours ago As a fun addition, I think the atomic clock/time standards division went HP → Agilent → Symmetricom → Microsemi → Microchip. You could have bought a HP 5071A Cesium Frequency Standard under all of these badges!https://www.microchip.com/en-us/products/clock-and-timing/co...
fmajid 8 hours ago The most valuable offspring of HP is Broadcom, just as ASML is the most valuable offspring of Philips.
CamperBob2 13 hours ago HP is long gone. What's left is just a printer and PC company that didn't bother to change the sign on the building.It's as if I bought an old telephone exchange building and called it Bell Labs. JAlexoid 13 hours ago You couldn't, mostly because Bell Labs is owned by Nokia now. CamperBob2 13 hours ago Interesting, TIL! I wonder what Nokia's market cap is... geez, still over $50B. Another surprise. 1 reply →
JAlexoid 13 hours ago You couldn't, mostly because Bell Labs is owned by Nokia now. CamperBob2 13 hours ago Interesting, TIL! I wonder what Nokia's market cap is... geez, still over $50B. Another surprise. 1 reply →
CamperBob2 13 hours ago Interesting, TIL! I wonder what Nokia's market cap is... geez, still over $50B. Another surprise. 1 reply →
The fun parts of HP split off years ago into Agilent, Keysight, and HPE. Current HP is just a printer and office PC corp.
As a fun addition, I think the atomic clock/time standards division went HP → Agilent → Symmetricom → Microsemi → Microchip. You could have bought a HP 5071A Cesium Frequency Standard under all of these badges!
https://www.microchip.com/en-us/products/clock-and-timing/co...
The most valuable offspring of HP is Broadcom, just as ASML is the most valuable offspring of Philips.
dont forget Autonomy !
HP is long gone. What's left is just a printer and PC company that didn't bother to change the sign on the building.
It's as if I bought an old telephone exchange building and called it Bell Labs.
You couldn't, mostly because Bell Labs is owned by Nokia now.
Interesting, TIL! I wonder what Nokia's market cap is... geez, still over $50B. Another surprise.
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