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Dell to up Thailand investment by 50 percent
U.S. PC maker will invest more efforts in Thailand's consumer IT space and entice young people to buy its notebooks and tablets via more concept stores and product experience centers.
Dell empowers student leaders through the Dell Education Challenge
This past fall, Dell launched its Education Challenge as part of its larger social innovation efforts. Last week, the company announced the winners at Dell World and they bring some great ideas to the table.
Dell acquiring data protection specialists Credant Technologies
Credant's services are also designed to support multiple mobile operating systems, which hints that the company's portfolio might be of interest to Dell as it continues to try to tackle BYOD.
Dell revamps appliances in private cloud push
Dell has brought advanced caching and systems management technologies to its range of Active Infrastructure on-premise appliances.
Surface-starved Swedes served pop-up Windows 8 'showroom'
Microsoft and Intel are aiming to show Swedes the range of Windows 8 machines available with a surprising strategy. But the Surface remains elusive.
Dell commits to open-source software for its future clouds
Dell will use the OpenStack cloud management and automation software for its public and private cloud products, the company has announced, in a sign of increasing support for the open-source project.
Dell: No smartphone from us any time soon
Dell has ruled out returning to the smartphone market -- a market that it failed to compete in -- and claims that the PC is far from dead.
Presidential gadgets: What technology does Obama use?
The most tech-savvy U.S. president to date, Barack Obama uses the best devices and technology for the job, in and outside of the White House. Here's a look at some of the devices, platforms and technology he uses to carry out his day-to-day presidential duties.
Dell XPS 13 laptop: The Ubuntu developer edition arrives
Do you want a serious—I mean serious—developer laptop? Then Dell and Ubuntu have the system for you in the Dell XPS 13 Developer Edition.
Dell reveals picks for most inspiring leaders using tech to empower others
Dell has unveiled its top 100 list of leaders across entrepreneurship, philanthropy, education and media who have used technology to empower and inspire others.
HP crams massively multi-core chips into Big Data servers
HP is attempting to meet the the demands of big data by offering a server that combines advanced multicore chips from Intel and Nvidia with large storage capabilities.
Dell's PC strategy: Damned if it does, damned if it doesn't
Dell faces a PC conundrum. The company isn't playing the commodity PC game and losing share and desperately needs to grow other parts of its business to offset the declines.
Dell: Q3 APAC decline due to biz transition
IT vendor says the region's 11 percent revenue dip this quarter is symptomatic of a business in transition, and believes its long-term, one-stop IT shop approach is already reaping benefits.
Dell: Q3 misses, cites 'difficult global IT spending'
Dell saw revenue declines across all of its business units. Large enterprise was off 8 percent in the third quarter; public revenue fell 11 percent; SMB fell 1 percent; and consumer sales tanked 23 percent.
Dell: Can new servers offset PC malaise?
The company's PC sales in the third quarter are expected to be weak, but a new family of servers may offset the earnings hit somewhat.