Hewlett-Packard
also referred to as: hewlett packard · hp
8 statements across 3 episodes · 3 bullish · 1 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Feb 19, 2024 by David Senra · said 90 times in 12 episodes since 2023 · across every show →
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Everything said about Hewlett-Packard, oldest first
Feb 19, 2024 neutral
Bill Hewlett and David Packard founded HP before choosing a product
“The product ideas we discussed included high frequency receivers and medical equipment, and it was noted that we should make every attempt to keep up on the newly announced technology of television. And so the reason that is important is because he's telling y…”
Feb 19, 2024 positive
David Packard set the ultimate Silicon Valley founder career standard
“In the Valley, the ultimate career standard was set by David Packard. Start a company in a garage. Grow it into a leading innovator in its field. Take it public, and then take it into the Fortune 500. Then take it into the Fortune 50. Then become the spokesman…”
Feb 19, 2024
Feb 19, 2024 positive
Feb 19, 2024 positive
HP computer sales grew from zero in 1964 to $20B in 1994
“In 1994, HP sales and computer products were twenty billion dollars, 30 years earlier. Okay. So 1994, they're making twenty billion from computer products. In 1964, 30 years before, our sales total were just a hundred and twenty five million, and they were ent…”
Feb 19, 2024
Mar 14, 2024 negative
Senra: Aspiring founders make a giant mistake playing it safe
“One thing that reading biographies of dead people will do for you, it will remove the illusion that you have something to lose. If you want to design calculators at HP, then do that. But if what you really want to do is to try to start a company, you're making…”
Aug 14, 2025
Playing it safe instead of starting a company is a giant mistake
“One thing that reading biographies of dead people will do for you, it will remove the illusion that you have something to lose. If you want to design calculators at HP, then do that. But if what you really want to do is to try to start a company, you're making…”