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25 Mar 2026, 21:11
HP launches AI-powered printers with quantum-resistant security for hybrid work
March 24, 2026 — HP unveiled a new generation of LaserJet printers featuring artificial intelligence tools and quantum-resistant security, targeting businesses adapting to hybrid work and increasing cybersecurity risks.
The new portfolio includes the LaserJet Pro 4000/4100 Series for small and medium-sized businesses and the Enterprise 5000/6000 Series for larger organizations. The devices offer faster printing and scanning speeds, with document processing times reduced by up to 50% through AI-powered automation.
HP said the printers integrate advanced security features, including quantum-resistant cryptography and HP Wolf Enterprise Security, aimed at protecting against future cyber threats. The systems also support automated workflows such as document formatting, naming, and sensitive data redaction.
The company highlighted growing demand for digitization and simplified print management, positioning the new lineup as a bridge between paper-based and digital workflows.
Globe Newswire
March 24, 2026 — HP unveiled a new generation of LaserJet printers featuring artificial intelligence tools and quantum-resistant security, targeting businesses adapting to hybrid work and increasing cybersecurity risks.
The new portfolio includes the LaserJet Pro 4000/4100 Series for small and medium-sized businesses and the Enterprise 5000/6000 Series for larger organizations. The devices offer faster printing and scanning speeds, with document processing times reduced by up to 50% through AI-powered automation.
HP said the printers integrate advanced security features, including quantum-resistant cryptography and HP Wolf Enterprise Security, aimed at protecting against future cyber threats. The systems also support automated workflows such as document formatting, naming, and sensitive data redaction.
The company highlighted growing demand for digitization and simplified print management, positioning the new lineup as a bridge between paper-based and digital workflows.
Globe Newswire
