Five years of development and US$1.4 billion of investment later, Hewlett-Packard Co. (HP) unveiled scalable inkjet technology Monday it claims will substantially improve the speed and performance of home and small and midsize office printers. The company also plans to take the technology to the commercial market, HP said.
Although unable to line up a key shareholder, Texas billionaire Sam Wyly is continuing his ambitious plan to replace the board and management of Computer Associates International Inc.