Three years into its turn-around plan and HP’s CEO Meg Whitman had nothing more than the odd green shoot to show. She therefore broke the glass on the HP’s CEO’s emergency strategy plan: announcing she will split the company in two – printers and PCs on one side and everything considered “enterprise” on the other. Whitman in February denied there was a plan to split the firm but by October had brushed the dust off the idea of her disgraced predecessor Leo Apotheker from the year before. According to Whitman, the split would give the units the “independence, focus, financial resources, and flexibility they need to adapt to market and customer dynamics, while generating long-term value for shareholders”. A month later, and with anticipation of flat growth in fiscal 2015 and no guidance given for 2015, Whitman told Wall St: “I’ve always said that turnarounds aren’t linear and while we are seeing clear pockets of growth, other areas still need more work.”

2014 saw influencers and heroes of tech depart. Tony Benn passed away aged 88: the modernizing Labour MP who forced British computers firms into a marriage called International Computers Limited to take on IBM. ICL attained thestatus of Europe’s fourth largest computer company and was bought by Fujitsu in 1998 before the ICL brand was finally killed in 2001 by its Japanese owner. It was the year that IBM’s former chief exec John Akers also passed away, aged 79. Akers was IBM’s sixth CEO, who rode the success of the S/360 and 370 mainframes but was unseated by the rise of the PC and eventually succeeded by Lou Gerstner.From the entertainment world, two quiet heroes of the misfit IT crowd left us. Adrian Mole creator Sue Townsend died aged 68; Mole would have been the first and formative secret hero to many in tech: intellectually gifted but out of place, a silent witness to the madness around him.Most gaming laptops focus on frame-rates rather than resolution, but the new Aorus range from Gigabyte packs in plenty of pixels along with its gaming power.

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