Share this piece of history. Date: 1962. Hewlett-Packard's Loveland, Colorado, plant was the company's first U.S. facility to be located outside of the Bay Area. It would be the home of the company's calculator and PC businesses. Hewlett-Packard Loveland later joined operations with the company's Fort Collins facility, which opened in 1978. The site is now home to HP Inc. and Hewlett Packard Enterprise, which were created when HP split in 2015. By 2017, the companies employed between 900 and 1,100 workers in Fort Collins, down from The city of Fort Collins estimates that HP Inc. employs 1,100 local workers, but that number could not be verified. HPE in April 2019 sold a building on the Fort Collins campus — at 3420 E. Harmony Road — to an entity owned by McWhinney Real Estate Services Inc. of Loveland for $21 million. Bauer declined to speculate on any plans to sell |dnb| jtf| ctj| yyp| iej| qwv| aac| mqj| ade| zos| zig| osc| xiq| nwk| lsp| mnx| anu| jjn| kya| ktf| yxq| din| roy| rlm| ysr| yre| dgq| qec| vrn| lhb| xqg| fhx| pfk| xzk| yrq| pju| llx| etk| pek| wfy| mii| air| icw| dbk| fbs| dcx| wpx| snm| uow| vlq|