HP Poly Studio Room Compute: Built for Modern Meeting Rooms

By Steve Trang on 23, October 2026
HP Poly Studio Room Compute: Built for Modern Meeting Rooms
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HP Poly Studio Room Compute: Built for Modern Meeting Rooms
Steve Trang
Steve Trang

Category Sales Manager - UC

As organisations continue to invest in collaboration technology, choosing the right room compute is an important part of delivering consistent Microsoft Teams Rooms and Zoom Rooms experiences.

The HP Poly Studio Room Compute portfolio gives partners a dedicated platform with Intel Core Ultra processing, AI acceleration, enterprise security and remote management capabilities through Poly Lens Cloud. It provides a foundation for building scalable meeting room solutions to suit different customer environments.

Three models for different collaboration needs

The portfolio includes three options:

HP Poly Studio 5 MTR (DS1E8AW | HPP-DS1E8AW): Designed for small to medium Microsoft Teams Rooms.

HP Poly Studio 7 MTR (DS1G9AW | HPP-DS1G9AW): Built for more demanding Teams Rooms environments, including larger and multi-camera spaces.

HP Poly Studio 7 ZR (DS1R5AW | HPP-DS1R5AW): Designed for Zoom Rooms deployments requiring higher processing capacity.

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Building the right room solution

From huddle spaces to large meeting rooms, the right compute platform helps partners develop consistent room designs around the customer's collaboration platform, video and audio requirements.

The HP Poly Studio Room Compute range provides a starting point for standardising deployments while allowing room peripherals to be selected according to each project's needs.

Planning your next Teams Rooms or Zoom Rooms project? Contact your Alloys account manager to explore the HP Poly Studio Room Compute portfolio and discuss suitable room configurations.

Look out for our upcoming product landing page for more details on specifications, compatibility and recommended room solutions.

Explore The Range


[2] Multicore is designed to improve performance of certain software products. Not all customers or software applications will necessarily benefit from use of this technology. Performance and clock frequency will vary depending on application workload and your hardware and software configurations. Intel’s numbering, branding, and/or naming is not a measurement of higher performance. Optional feature that must be configured at purchase. Features and software that require a NPU may require software purchase, subscription or enablement by a software or platform provider, and third-party software may have specific configuration or compatibility requirements. Performance varies by use, configuration, and other factors.