AI in the workplace has moved past the pilot stage in the Philippines. Turning it into real workplace impact is the focus of HP Philippines at HP Elevate 2026 where it unveiled latest AI-enabled innovations and a refreshed vision for the future of work. HP wants to help organizations move beyond experimentation and embed AI into the tools people already use every day.
HP cited data showing more than 92% of organizations in the Philippines have already used AI in some capacity. Another study echoed that 86% of Filipino knowledge workers say they’ve used AI at work. This shows that AI adoption is widespread and most companies are still in early stages, running scattered experiments rather than embedding AI into core workflows.
“AI adoption in the Philippines is no longer a question of if, but how quickly organizations can translate it into meaningful outcomes,” said Ida Evina Ong-Co, managing director of HP Philippines. “At HP, we believe technology should help people stay focused on meaningful work by reducing complexity and creating more seamless experiences. That’s why we are committed to delivering simplified experiences through our AI ecosystem, so that we can help Philippine organizations adopt AI with confidence and empower people to do their best work.”
The company is focused on reducing complexity by integrating AI across devices, print, security, and services, working as one connected ecosystem.
At the center is HP IQ, a broad portfolio of AI PCs built to run AI workloads locally. This means faster performance, better privacy, and less dependence on the cloud for everyday tasks like summarizing meetings, drafting emails, or analyzing data.
In addition to HP IQ, HP Philippines also showcased new AI-driven features and expanded insights for the Workforce Experience Platform (WXP). These enhancements help organizations navigate IT issues and challenges by surfacing early warning signs.
The company also launched a new generation of AI-powered devices designed to support the evolving needs of professionals, creators, and gamers. These include the next generation Intel Core processors-powered HP EliteBook X Flip G2i Next Gen AI PC, HP Elitebook X G2i Next Gen AI PC, HP Omnibook Ultra 14” Next Gen AI PC, and HP ZBook X G2i 16” Mobile Workstation PC, the AMD Ryzen AI processors-powered HP EliteBoard G1a Next Gen AI PC, and NVIDIA GeForce RTX-powered HyperX OMEN 15” Gaming Laptop PC..
HP also refreshed its LaserJet portfolio with AI-powered features aimed at cutting down print headaches – think predictive maintenance, smarter security, and automated workflows. The products included the HP LaserJet Pro 4112dw multifunction printer, the HP LaserJet Pro 4006dw Printer, and HP LaserJet Enterprise MFP X53052dn Multifunction printer.
To strengthen security as AI adoption rises, HP Philippines showcased new hardware-enforced protections and security innovations designed to help organizations strengthen resilience, reduce cyber risk and adopt AI with greater confidence. These new innovations included HP TPM Guard, the world’s first business notebook protection designed to defend against physical TPM bus attacks that can compromise Bitlocker drive encryption. The other is the expanded HP Wolf Security capabilities designed to strengthen security across HP’s commercial PC portfolio by increasing the integration between HP Wolf Security, the Workforce Experience Platform and enterprise environments
Together with AI-driven workplace solutions for collaboration and security, the lineup is designed around HP’s “For Your Best Work” vision of helping people stay focused, collaborate seamlessly, and spend more time on meaningful work instead of fighting digital friction..
Products that are locally available include OmniBook Ultra 14” AI PC, starting from PhP 129,990, HyperX OMEN 15” Gaming Laptop, starting from PhP 105,490, LaserJet Pro 4112fdw Multifunction Printer, starting from PhP 37,361, HP ZBook X G2i 16” Mobile Workstation PC (pricing varies based on configuration).
