At an event in Japan, a US HP executive discussed the company's strategic direction, focusing on the growing demand for AI PCs and the necessity of integrated security to prevent incidents like the Asahi Nichirei case. The discussion highlighted how companies must adapt to the era of generative AI to protect privacy and prevent data leakage.
US HP Executive Discusses AI PC Security and Preventing Incidents Like the Asahi Nichirei Case
HP emphasized that security must be built into the hardware itself. Key technologies mentioned include "Sure View," which prevents visual hacking through privacy screens, and "TPM Guard," which utilizes a Trusted Platform Module to enhance hardware-level security. The company is also promoting "HP IQ" and "AI Make," tools designed to manage AI workflows and ensure security within corporate environments.
Furthermore, HP is shifting toward "Device as a Service" (DaaS) models to provide businesses with flexible access to high-performance AI-enabled hardware. This approach aims to lower the barrier for companies to adopt AI while maintaining strict control over their information assets.
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- 「アサヒ・ニチレイの惨劇」はどう防げた？ 米HP幹部が語る“ネット遮断AI”と日本攻略 （ITmedia AI+, 2026-09-28）