Dell Technologies stories - Page 28

Dell has launched its new ‘disaggregated’ OS10, which it says will provide new levels of software flexibility and programmability for data centers.

Capitalising on a growing demand for productivity and communication tools, Dell has made two new additions to its cloud client-computing portfolio.

The Dell Precision M2800 Mobile Workstation is a high-spec performance machine designed for professionals, with a price tag to match.

Hot off the press is the new enterprise stalwart, the Dell Optiplex 9020. Built like a brick outhouse, designed to stand up to your everyday user.

Dell intensifies its data centre strategy by forming the Extreme Scale Infrastructure unit, led by ex-HP exec James Mouton.

After a year of 'laying the foundations' for greater channel business in New Zealand, Dell is looking forward to a bumper 2016.

Software-centric vendors such as VMware and vendors of industry-standard hardware such as Dell, can gain share from industry incumbents such as Cisco.

Haphazard privileged account management is exposing businesses to serious risk according to a new survey from Dell.

Dell is continuing to ramp up its channel business, with ‘sweeping new programs and investments’ to accelerate the channel business in 2016.

Dell and Microsoft double down on their partnership, creating an 'Azure in a box' offering, with Dell also now selling Microsoft's cloud solutions.

Dell gears up to 'disrupt' the internet of things marketplace with a new edge offering, while bolstering the analytics side with new offerings.

Converged infrastructure is the server infrastructure of choice for many in Q4, with VCE Vblock leading in adoption and Cisco prevalent.

HP's Meg Whitman has taken aim at Dell's US$67 billion purchase of EMC, saying it will 'cause chaos in the channel' and leave Dell saddled with debt.

Dell confirmed overnight what rumours have suggested for days: Dell is acquiring EMC in a US$67 billion deal - one of the biggest tech deals seen.

The Dell Inspiron 7520 is a great laptop with soft, responsive keys, a smooth touchpad, and reasonable performance.

The workstations are thinner and lighter, with updated graphics technology, new processors, memory and storage.

Dell expands its networking portfolio to address growing complexities in campus networking and ‘skyrocketing’ bandwidth demands in the data centre.

Dell's Venue 8 7000 emerges as a premium Android contender, offering a solid build and dazzling OLED display to rival iPad's finesse.

The addition of Dell as a reseller for Microsoft’s Surface Pro is an ‘opportunity’ for local resellers, rather than a threat, says Dell’s ANZ boss.

Organisations, particularly those that are housing valuable or sensitive information, need to be on alert for threats that use little to no malware.