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	CNN.com - HP Labs still with it at 35 - November 29, 2001
		HP Labs is trying to unlock "revolutionary capabilities that will fundamentally change the way security is being done," he said.
		HP Labs has crafted a "molecular switch" from a few dozen atoms that can be charged in a similar way to represent a one or a zero, said Stan Williams, an HP fellow and director of the Quantum Science Research lab.
		HP's commitment to HP Labs hasn't wavered, director Lampman said, although 2002 will be the first year in a long while that the budget for HP Labs won't increase.
	archives.cnn.com /2001/TECH/industry/11/29/hp.labs.idg (1090 words)

	Team III HP Labs
		HP operates six sites and employs 700 employees around the globe, with the headquarters and main site located in Palo Alto, U.S. The second-largest site is in Bristol, U.K. Other sites are located in Bangalore, India; Cambridge, Massachuttes; Haifa, Israel, and Tokyo, Japan.
		HP labs engages in partnerships with hp businesses, as well as some of the world’s premier research groups in academia, industry and government, as well as selected strategic customers.
		Hp Labs is managed by Richard H. (Dick) Lampman, He is the VP for HP research.
	web.g-emba.iese.edu /04/users/jorge.davalos/hp_main.htm (452 words)

	HP Press CH : Archiv Medienmitteilungen : Archiv 2006 : Unternehmen : HP Labs feiern 40. Geburtstag
		HP today announced a year-long observation of the 40th anniversary of HP Labs, the company’s central research organisation, and outlined an ambitious, far-reaching vision for the future of information and communications technology.
		The HP Labs India facility, located in Bangalore, is targeted at the world’s emerging economies by understanding relevant social, cultural, economic and other factors that influence how technology can be put to better use.
		HP Labs Israel, situated in Haifa on the campus of Technion, the country’s leading technology institution, conducts research on fundamental aspects of computer science and information theory, as well as competencies for imaging and printing.
	h41131.www4.hp.com /ch/de/pr/CHde27032006165537.html (963 words)

	A little Voodoo: What's cooking in HP's gaming labs
		They were let into the HP labs and a bunch of guys who were used to buying off-the-shelf were given access to some of the most advanced technology for imaging, cooling, controls, and sensors that exist on the planet.
		What HP Demonstrated captured my imagination with regard to what is possible and, if others who have similar resources, go down this same path we could move the gaming market decades in months and the speed of advancement could easily eclipse anything we have seen in the Internet space even in it heyday.
		HP showcased the driving game with a prototype virtual car with motion actuators at three points, allowing for the creation of inertial effects and road obstacles (like pot holes) to be felt physically.
	www.tomshardware.co.uk /rob-enderle-on-hp-voodoo,news-24762.html (1224 words)

	Sneak Peek at Future Tech From HP Labs
		HP Labs in the U.K. has been experimenting with the glasses as a way, for example, for a parent to record an afternoon at the park.
		HP is not committing to any of these consumer products being made available commercially; for now they are research projects that HP hopes will become commercial products in one form or another.
		HP developed software to make access equal from any side of the table: There is no controlling paradigm or "correct" viewing position, as in a standard computer display.
	www.internetnews.com /bus-news/article.php/3586606 (1207 words)

	HP Labs eager for Compaq technology \| CNET News.com
		HP is particularly interested in Compaq's expertise in "clustered computing"--the linking together of several servers to share jobs and take over from each other when one fails, said HP Labs Director Dick Lampman.
		Among other projects, HP is involved in the Citris project at the University of California at Berkeley to tackle socially important problems such as energy efficiency, transportation, earthquake safety, health care and environmental monitoring.
		HP also is working on MIT's Oxygen project, which seeks to create a network of computing devices as ubiquitous as air.
	news.com.com /2100-1001-276275.html (1063 words)

	Threat management
		HP's ultimate goal for IT security is simply stated: secure access to all the right information, by all the right people, all the time.
		HP Labs Bristol is taking ideas from biology in its quest to neutralize worms and viruses.
		HP is developing an open-source e-mail server based on the concept of throttling.
	h40059.www4.hp.com /featurestories/mobile_bristol2.html (942 words)

	Avant-Garde: HP leads a revolution in animation technology
		HP, one of the principal sponsors of the festival, is part of the animation revolution, providing the technology to create commercial-quality animated films using an experimental rendering service from HP Labs Bristol.
		For HP, the service is an example of the adaptive technology that represents the future of computing with the potential to forever transform business practices, infrastructure planning, and cost structures.
		HP Labs Bristol is providing the animation service and utility computing resources free of charge.
	h40059.www4.hp.com /featurestories/05animatedencounters.html (1053 words)

	change - Barbara Waugh
		Her real role, though, is to work with others to update the HP way for new times and for a new generation of businesspeople.
		Waugh's most recent campaign for change began five years ago, when Birnbaum asked her, "Why does no one out there consider HP Labs to be the best industrial research lab in the world?" He then suggested that Waugh meet with people from consulting firms to see if they could offer some answers.
		First, it would be up to the people of HP Labs to move the organization forward; she couldn't do the job for them.
	www.fastcompany.com /online/20/waugh.html (2160 words)

	HP Labs - Advanced Research at HP
		HP Labs - Advanced Research at HP summary of site-wide JavaScript functionality
		HP Labs' new director, Prith Banerjee, brings a unique background to the job.
		HP and the MIT Libraries have formed the non-profit DSpace Foundation to provide support to the growing community of institutions that use DSpace, an open source software solution for accessing, managing and preserving scholarly works in a digital archive.
	www.hpl.hp.com (237 words)

	WebWire \| HP Outlines Future Vision at 40th Anniversary of HP Labs
		PALO ALTO, Calif., Feb. 21, 2006, HP today announced a year-long observation of the 40th anniversary of HP Labs, the company’s central research organization, and outlined an ambitious, far-reaching vision for the future of information and communications technology.
		HP is a technology solutions provider to consumers, businesses and institutions globally.
		HP This news content may be integrated into any legitimate news gathering and publishing effort.
	www.webwire.com /ViewPressRel.asp?aId=9861 (1014 words)

	HP Outlines Future Vision at 40th Anniversary of HP Labs
		HP announced a year-long observation of the 40th anniversary of HP Labs, the company's central research organization, and outlined an ambitious, far-reaching vision for the future of information and communications technology.
		With a theme of "Innovation That Counts: 40 Years of HP Labs," the organization will hold a series of news announcements, an analyst meeting, an event for colleagues in the scientific-academic community and other activities throughout the year.
		The Future of Imaging and Printing: HP, the acknowledged world leader in home and office printing, is exploring the potential to digitize all types of publishing -- from brochures to periodicals to billboards.
	www.gridtoday.com /grid/571442.html (883 words)

	About HP Labs - general information about HP's central research organization
		HP Labs' function is to deliver breakthrough technologies and technology advancements that provide a competitive advantage for HP, and to create business opportunities that go beyond HP's current strategies.
		HP Labs operates under the direction of Prith Banerjee, Senior Vice President of Research for HP.
		HP Labs' primary partners are the HP business divisions that take the innovations and commercialize them for business and consumer customers.
	www.hpl.hp.com /about (510 words)

	HP Labs Develops Tiny Wireless Chip - - PopPhotoJuly 2006
		Developed over four years by HP Labs' campus in Bristol, England, the chip, called "Memory Spot", is about the size of the head of a match, said Howard Taub, associate director at HP Labs.
		While broad commercial applications are at least two years away, HP will license the technology to partners, customers and rivals well before that.
		HP said the chips could be embedded in paper or stuck to surfaces, and may be sold eventually as self-adhesive dots.
	www.popphoto.com /photonews/2638/hp-labs-develops-tiny-wireless-chip.html (480 words)

	Inside HP India Labs where metrics don't matter - Software - News - Tech News - Indiatimes Infotech (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		And HP Labs have had a longer shot at it than any other multinational lab in the country because it has been focussed on local research since its inception in February 2002.
		The lab itself wears the air of the research institute, despite its swank fibre-glass exteriors, and has more in common with an institute like the Indian of Science than a multinational corporate office.
		HP developed a 2D bar code embedded with a unique authentication code that can be added to a paper document to ensure there is no fraud.
	infotech.indiatimes.com /Tech_News/News/Inside_HP_India_Labs_where_metrics_dont_matter/articleshow/2202763.cms (533 words)

	HP Labs offers server cooling advances \| InfoWorld \| News \| 2006-11-29 \| By Robert Mullins, IDG News Service
		HP says its Dynamic Smart Cooling (DSC) technology, which the company claims can deliver 20 percent to 45 percent savings in cooling energy costs, depending on the size of the datacenter, will be available in mid-2007.
		HP has already started trials of the technology is going to implement DSC in new datacenters for its own operations at six U.S. locations.
		At a demonstration of the technology for media Tuesday at HP Labs in Palo Alto, California, journalists could see that the datacenter in a nearby room was using 117 kilowatts of electricity to stay cool.
	www.infoworld.com /article/06/11/29/HNhpservercooling_1.html (1194 words)

	PC Pro: News: HP Labs enters a digital fourth dimension
		HP Labs is trialling its Mediascape technologies at the Tower during the half-term week, and visitors using a GPS- and RF-enabled iPaq handheld can get an insight into the characters and stories that make up the site's history.
		But HP Labs' approach is to use technology not to help describe the places and artefacts contained within a site, but rather to enact them.
		Josephine Reid, of HP Labs' Technology and Lifestyle Integration Department told us that the department's aim is to keep any proprietary stuff out of the way of anyone wanting to use the platform.
	www.pcpro.co.uk /news/96427/hp-labs-enters-a-digital-fourth-dimension.html (1466 words)

	HP Newsroom (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		HP’s proprietary software used on the UDC to render the images is an experimental program and not currently commercially available.
		It was created as a way to test an HP Labs Bristol technology called SmartFrog, which can be used to create many different kinds of services to run on a UDC.
		Within HP Labs, the UDC has enabled a fourfold increase in capacity without the need to add additional space or personnel, which could result in millions of dollars of savings annually.
	h50043.www5.hp.com /hpnewsroom/article.asp?articleid=2649 (1068 words)

	HP Labs India shows off tech goodies \| Tech News on ZDNet
		So the labs team, which is comprised of roughly 15 engineers, developed a special keyboard to cater to the 14 different national languages of India.
		Other technologies from HP Labs India included Educenter, a digital library compiled through the broadcast-channel files on educational programming that the company is already working on.
		HP spends about $3.5 billion on research and development annually, according to Dick Lampman, senior vice president of research for HP Labs.
	news.zdnet.com /2100-9584_22-6058708.html (1061 words)

	HP/CITRIS Collaborations (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		HP Labs is interested in the commercialization of such experimental economics technologies as consulting services to businesses, while also making pioneering experimental economic software available to the academic community.
		The business relationship between HP and resellers is governed by the terms and conditions of the channel contracts, which are some of the key drivers of reseller behavior.
		The goal of the project is to help HP business to analyze and optimize their channel contracts in a scientific manner.
	www.citris.berkeley.edu /corporate/hp/projects.html (1728 words)

	HP Labs offers server cooling advances - Network World
		HP Labs research center has developed a new approach to cooling data centers by adjusting air-conditioning systems to changing server loads more precisely than what's available now.
		HP says its Dynamic Smart Cooling (DSC) technology, which the company claims can deliver 20% to 45% savings in cooling energy costs, depending on the size of the data center, will be available in mid-2007.
		At a demonstration of the technology for media Tuesday at HP Labs in Palo Alto, Calif., journalists could see that the data center in a nearby room was using 117 kilowatts of electricity to stay cool.
	www.networkworld.com /news/2006/112906-hp-labs-offers-server-cooling.html (954 words)

	ITworld.com - HP Labs offers server cooling advances
		HP says its Dynamic Smart Cooling (DSC) technology, which the company claims can deliver 20 percent to 45 percent savings in cooling energy costs, depending on the size of the data center, will be available in mid-2007.
		HP has already started trials of the technology is going to implement DSC in new data centers for its own operations at six U.S. locations.
		At a demonstration of the technology for media Tuesday at HP Labs in Palo Alto, California, journalists could see that the data center in a nearby room was using 117 kilowatts of electricity to stay cool.
	www.itworld.com /Comp/1361/061129hpcooling (709 words)

	A*STAR, HP Labs Establish Shared Services Lab in Singapore
		A combined team of more than 30 researchers from IHPC and HP Labs will develop technology-based software tools and platforms that are intended to provision compute capabilities and software in a shared services delivery model.
		We are pleased that HP Labs has decided to join us as a major partner in Fusionopolis," he added.
		"HP wants to help our enterprise customers solve their business challenges through automation tools that will allow them to create an agile, cost-effective and predictable IT service environment," said Dick Lampman, HP senior vice president of research, and director of HP Labs.
	www.gridtoday.com /grid/693081.html (562 words)

	EETimes.com - Researchers pursue post-PC future at HP Labs
		PALO ALTO, Calif. — A cadre of engineers at HP Labs are driving a handful of weighty projects forward, aligned with a broad vision of where parent company Hewlett-Packard Co. and the computer industry are headed.
		Indeed, as HP was co-developing the Itanium architecture with Intel Corp., the company was pointing its research compass toward a horizon of handheld systems using diverse, optimized architectures.
		HP's chief executive Carly Fiorina spends a half day each month in briefings at the Palo Alto labs on the status of projects, pushing for them to set ambitious goals, said Lampman.
	www.eetonline.com /story/OEG20020116S0036 (975 words)

	HP Photosmart R717: Digital Photography Review
		The HP Photosmart R717 Digital Camera boasts a new, powerful 24x total zoom (3x optical, 8x digital) HP Precision Lens and multi-zone auto focus for sharp, accurate shots from almost any distance, making it ideal for amateur photographers looking for control and creativity from their digital shots.
		HP Panorama photo mode allows users to produce stunning multi-shot photos of landscapes by displaying a ghosted section of the previous image on the LCD screen and ‘automatically stitching’ the shots together when they are downloaded to the PC, providing a seamless finish.
		HP’s exclusive Real Life technologies, developed in HP Labs, help take the guesswork out of digital photography and make it easy to produce great photos that are crisp, realistic and true-to-life.
	www.dpreview.com /news/0502/05021804hp_r717.asp (1231 words)

	HP Labs - Careers at HP Labs
		HP Labs, one of the world's leading industrial research centers, is seeking talented researchers for positions in its laboratories.
		We are looking for recent graduates or experienced researchers who are interested in a research career in China with the opportunity of interacting with HP Labs researchers worldwide.
		We are particularly interested in candidates who have experience in novel information analysis and information management approaches, who have an interest in building and experimenting with research prototypes that may turn into industrial-scale systems and solutions, and who would like to see their work solve real-world problems.
	www.hpl.hp.com /jobs (1040 words)

	TheStar.com - Evergeek - Inside HP Labs: Inks for inkjets not created equal
		HP outlined its strategies for promoting its ink over no-name competitors and ink refillers during a media tour of its Liffey Park diversified technology campus in Leixlip, Ireland, located just outside of Dublin.
		In response, HP has re-branded its toner cartridges with the "HP ColorSphere" label in order to prevent the misconception that all compatible ink cartridges are interchangeable.
		Another myth HP would like to debunk is that all manufacturers get their ink from the same place.
	evergeek.thestar.com /features/2650.aspx (658 words)

	HP Laserjet Labs up for review?
		Sources tell the INQ that the LaserJet Lab is undergoing one of the New HP style re-examination, or chunks of it could be.
		The lab had its budget cut from $160 million to $100 million, and last week, the sources claimed that 70% of the PDL was outsourced.
		HP is hiring a lot of firmware engineers in China right now, so that place is a good candidate.
	www.theinquirer.net /?article=21225 (386 words)

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