Revenue Growth
Total revenue of $14.4 billion, up 7% year-over-year (5% constant currency), driven by strength in Personal Systems and growth across all regions.
Earnings and Margin Performance
Non-GAAP diluted EPS of $0.81, up 9% year-over-year and at the top of guidance; gross margin of 19.6% and non-GAAP operating margin of 6.9%.
Personal Systems Outperformance
Personal Systems revenue up 11% with 12% unit growth; Consumer revenue +16% (units +14%) and Commercial revenue +9% (units +11%); PS operating margin of 5% (within guided range).
AI PC Momentum and Product Innovation
AI PC mix accelerated to ~35% of PC shipments (sequential increase from prior quarters); launched AI-enabled products including the HP EliteBoard G1a and AI-powered scanning/redaction in print.
Print and High-Value Offerings
Print results in line with expectations: industrial print grew mid-single digits and 3D/industrial print saw double-digit growth; Consumer subscriptions grew double-digit, Big Tank share increased in developed markets.
Strategic Platform and Partnerships
WXP fleet management processes data from ~50 million endpoints (>1 TB daily); launched HP Digital Passport; expanded partnership with Microsoft (Copilot in printers) and exploratory partnership with OpenAI to pilot enterprise AI.
Cash Generation and Capital Allocation
Generated ~ $400 million cash from operations and roughly $200 million free cash flow in Q1; returned over $600 million to shareholders in the quarter (including >$300 million in buybacks); maintaining annual free cash flow guidance of $2.8B–$3.0B.
Supply Mitigation and Operational Actions
Secured long-term supplier agreements for memory for fiscal '26, qualified new suppliers, reduced qualification time for new material by ~50%, expanded lower-cost sourcing and accelerated productivity and company-wide cost programs.