Last year, Dell killed off all of its PC brands, including the iconic XPS lineup, and replaced them with a simplified naming scheme. It was a move meant to make it easier for people to discern between ...

At a media preview for CES 2026, Dell COO Jeff Clarke admitted the company made a mistake when it killed off the XPS brand. Here's what the company is doing now to fix things. (Sam Rutherford for ...

AI is today at the heart of any business’s success, helping drive operational efficiency, unlock new growth opportunities and gain competitive advantage. As it becomes the growth engine of modern ...

Dell reported fiscal third-quarter earnings on Tuesday that missed Wall Street expectations for revenue. But the company said it would have a big fourth quarter driven by $9.4 billion in AI sales.

Dell has announced a number of updates to its server, storage, and networking offerings to better support organizations looking to scale AI deployments. In a statement, the company said the updates to ...

If you're among the horde of companies looking to integrate AI services into your workflows yet unwilling to pay OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, or Anthropic exorbitant API fees for their advanced models, ...

Classy design. Really solid performance. Many components are easy to access and upgrade. Lots of convenient ports. Not overly loud. The off-white color of the case makes this a handsome machine (it ...

For enterprises, organizations, and other businesses exploring new servers, the PowerEdge R-Series and XE-Series hold particular interest. There’s a choice between a more traditional approach, which ...

Industry’s first single-server solution for Open RAN and Cloud RAN deployments 1 sets a new benchmark for unmatched performance, scalability and total cost of ownership (TCO) for telecom operators ...

Dell Technologies unveiled a line of servers targeting edge and telecom deployments. The tech giant contended that current cloud and edge use cases require multiple servers, increasing operational ...

TL;DR: KIOXIA's new LC9 Series features the world's first 245.76 TB NVMe SSD with PCIe 5.0 speeds, designed for enterprise, data centers, and AI workloads. Partnering with Dell, these high-capacity, ...

Fast performance. Great battery life. Surprisingly solid IPS display. Comfortable keyboard and touchpad. Enough ports for the size of the chassis. Well built. Limited storage configurations right now.