Michael Dell wants to be the number one server vendor in the world, and the OpenStack cloud might just help him to get there.
Dell refreshes its virtual desktop portfolio with a new appliance, a 12G PowerEdge-powered enterprise option and a cloud-based offering.
Dell's PowerEdge blades are a key component of its PowerEdge Server portfolio. The company offers both a selection of Xeon and Opteron blades in a variety of configurations.
Once known for its low-end, low-cost servers, Dell entered the big leagues of HPC with its PowerEdge C Server line.
Dell's 12G launch highlights more power and speed for not-so-much more money.
More power and manageability take center stage in major Dell server refresh.
Dell's PowerEdge server family offers rack, tower and blade models designed for organizations of all sizes, from the smallest of SMBs through large enterprises.
Buying that first server isn't easy, but with Dell's first server program, enterprises can buy what they need for the present with an eye on the future.
The company credits its strong quarter to a continuing corporate system refresh cycle and surging demand for IT services.
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In the past few months, Dell overhauled its PowerEdge server line to provide
its x86 servers with greater reliability, improved performance and the ability
to handle tougher workloads. Here's what to expect if you're in the market for
Dell servers.
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