HP Inc.'s (HPQ) recent third-quarter earnings results showed how the slowing demand for PCs is impacting the company. HP CEO Enrique Lores sits down with Yahoo Finance Executive Editor Brian Sozzi at the Goldman Sachs Communacopia & Technology Conference to discuss the company’s performance and demand challenges. 'We see improvement both in the performance of the company and to a certain extent on demand, but clearly, at a lower pace than what we were expecting a few quarters ago,' Lores says, adding: 'We thought it was prudent to adjust our guide for Q4 to reflect the reality that... we see.' In the consumer space, Lores notes seeing quarter-by-quarter growth due to enterprise segments as investors slow down on PC and IT purchases in response to 'the overall market situation.'Click here for more of Yahoo Finance's coverage from the Goldman Sachs Communacopia tech conference.
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