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| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DELL | Dell | 21:00 GMT | 12.46 | +0.01 | +0.08% | 20311912 | 7.11 | 1.751 | 21.917B |
Latest Dell news
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Apple's Ive is building the "most important and best work"
CommentThis ritual is seen so often in the trade press. Reuters is doing it now. How many stories about PCs do you see which has the mistaken comment that the PC has been killed by the iPad? Reuterssaid it twice in one storyabout Dell. Nowhere did Dell say its PC business was being killed by the iPad. -
Dell disappoints as PC sales shrink
The tarot readers at Dell have been predicting a miserable second quarter revenue as US and European corporate tech spending weakens and consumer PC sales shrink. -
Ballmer is world's worse CEO - report
CommentBut according to Hartung, Ballmer singlehandedly steered Microsoft out of some of the fastest growing and most lucrative tech markets and in the process he has sacrificed the growth and profits of not only his company but "ecosystem" companies such as Dell, Hewlett Packard and Nokia. -
PC shipments in Western Europe decline
HP increased its lead and remained the top dog vendor in the UK, thanks to well-priced products. However, Dell's performance was described by Gartner as "weak", and it continued to lose share. Lenovo was the major winner, with 59.5 percent growth. -
Dell releases Ivy Bridge Xeons
Tin box shifter Dell has announced a new microserver with Intel's first Xeon server processors based on the Ivy Bridge. -
AMD nicks former Dell CMO Colette LaForce
AMD has announced a new senior vice president to take over as chief marketing officer, picking Colette LaForce after Nigel Dessau's departure. -
Ultrabook doing better than Dell expected
Tin box shifter Dell has been a little surprised by the new ultra-thin laptop computer which is apparently doing much better than the company expected. -
VMware boss wades into OpenStack
The open source OpenStack community has been given the thumbs up by some significant user organisations including NASA, as well as vendors Microsoft, Citrix, Dell and cloud provider Rackspace. -
Baidu contracts Foxconn for cheap smartphone
RumourThis isn't the first mobile phone move by Baidu. Late last year the Chinese giant went into partnership with Dell. However, their mobile offspring - the Dell Streak Pro D43 - is said to be targeted at business users and has higher specs and a $474 (2,999 RMB) -
China PC market to boom on back of Ultrabooks, Windows 8 release
Lenovo continues to rule the roost in China, with 35.5 percent of the market, having also caught up with Dell in the global market. Lenovo has also its sights set on further expansion in Europe, as it continues to push to become a household name in other regions. -
Lenovo headed towards being top PC vendor
Chinese hardware maker Lenovo has increased its lead over Dell as the world's second-largest PC maker and is heading towards knocking HP off the top of the league tables. -
Apple and Foxconn/Hon Hai improve worker conditions
The deal may also raise costs for other manufacturers who contract with the Taiwanese company, including Dell, HP, Amazon.com, Motorola Mobility and Nokia. -
Kelihos botnet brought to its knees
CrowdStrike, the security firm that worked with Kaspersky, Dell SecureWorks, and Honeynet Project to bring down the botnet, reverse-engineered the malware code and wrote its own software to ask infected computers to communicate with servers controlled by researchers and coppers. -
Ye Booke of Lenovo
TechEye BibleAnd it came to pass that King Ballmer did beget another operating system and the people of Redmond did rejoice. For they had suffered many years watching as the Children of Jobs did taketh the Promised Land of market leadership from them with their Tablets of Flame and iPhones of dropped connections -
AMD launches fresh set of Opterons
The AMD Opteron 3000 Series platform is targeted at the dense, power efficient 1P Web hosting/Web server market. There are 4- or 8-core CPUs, the AMD Opteron 3200 Series processor is shipping today in platforms from MSI, Tyan, Fujitsu and Dell. -
Dell believes it can kill Apple on the tablet front
Grey box shifter, Dell claims that it can give Apple a good kicking in the tablets, according to one of its executives. -
Via loses ground
Via's processors include its C7- and Nano-branded products. Via's Nano chips were used by Lenovo and Samsung in netbooks and also by Dell in purpose-built, low-power servers. Now it seems that few major PC makers will use them. -
China props up APAC server market
IBM was the largest vendor by far, taking the lion's share of the market at 40.3 percent. HP followed, then Dell, Oracle, and Lenovo. For shipments, Dell topped the list with an estimated 23.9 percent of the market, only just outpacing HP which was at 23.3 percent.
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