HP's trying to reinvent the computer

Well, most HP products have "invent" written on them somewhere so this makes sense. It would be interesting to see the result of this, given that most people access the Internet on mobile devices.
Rising data volumes from "cloud computing, the Internet of things, mobile networks, machine to machine computing" are generating unfathomable and unmanageable amounts of data and a new computing architecture is necessary to deal with it, (CEO Meg) Whitman said.
I'm reminded of Queen's Radio Gaga: "You've had the time, you've had the power, you've yet to have your finest hour..."

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