Dell Technologies stories - Page 24

Dell’s landmark $67 billion acquisition of EMC would create the world’s largest IT product company, knitting together a broad range of IT assets.

Dell SonicWall Soho W emerges as a savvy solution for small businesses seeking robust cyber-defence without complexity or high costs.

Dell's acquisition of EMC, creating Dell Technologies, will officially close on September 7th following regulatory approval by China's MOFCOM.

This security appliance is designed for medium-sized businesses, offering powerful but flexible security that doesn't need a degree in rocket science.

The converged and hyperconverged infrastructure markets are hotly contested as vendors compete for a bigger piece of the pie.

Sadly firewall options for small businesses haven't been great. At least until now. Enter the Dell SonicWall Soho range of security appliances.

Dell says that 8 out of 10 respondents agreed that a compute-centric approach to a data center solution development is key in driving innovation.

Technavio's study names Dell, EMC, HP, IBM, and NetApp as leaders in the bustling global data center storage market.

Dell's State of IT Trends 2016 report paints a clear picture for data center operators as IT leaders realize the power of the data center.

Dell's PowerEdge has helped its blade server revenue grow, and the company says it is providing significant benefits for data center customers too.

EMC have announced that its shareholders have approved the Dell merger agreement with 98% of voters in favour.

EMC has reported its second quarter 2016 financial results, with consolidated revenue of $6 billion and a free cash flow of $1.34 billion.

John Byrne steps up as Dell+EMC's global channel chief, vowing to lead a unification of the tech giants' channel strategies.

Growing concerns about data loss is having huge impact on the the BaaS sector, with new forecasts predicting the market to surpass $4 billion by 2020.

Dicker Data Australia has won access to Dell's full product portfolio, including servers, storage, networking, PCs and notebooks.

Dell is cutting its losses with its sale of Dell Software Group & its non-core assets to focus on its EMC acquisition, according to a TBR white paper.

Despite a shrinking market, Dell holds its lead in global PC monitor sales with a 16.8% share, thanks to robust growth in Central-Eastern Europe and Canada.

Dell has signed a definitive agreement with Francisco Partners and Elliott Management to sell Dell Software Group for an unspecified price tag.

Low level shipment growth occurred in 1Q16, despite a decline in revenue, with Asia Pacific the only region not to record a decline.

As Dell ups its channel focus locally, the company is pushing its 'future-ready' partner strategy and a range of offerings to help partners transform.