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| Symbol | Name | Time | Trade | Change | % Chg | Volume | P/E Ratio | EPS | Mkt Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| DELL | Dell | 21:00 GMT | 17.66 | +0.06 | +0.34% | 25803228 | 9.06 | 1.942 | 31.726B |
Latest Dell news
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HP survivor finally flees the board
Babbio was a vice chairman and president of Verizon Communications and came onto the board when HP bought Compaq. He saw the removal of Carly Fiorina, the acquisition of EDS, the buyout of Palm for $1.2 billion and the bidding war with Dell over 3Par. -
Dell to launch tablet late 2012
CES 2012Dell will finally launch its first consumer tablet proper in late 2012. -
60 Intel Ultrabooks promised at, er, show
CES 2012There are already 15 Ultrabooks available from Intel customers and the number is set to soar to over 60 during the course of 2012. But Dell is, oddly, missing from the long list that Intel provided. -
Apple to pay $5 million in patent case
It is not clear why Apple backed down in the case and agreed to pay Elan. Elan is not a patent troll. Its integrated circuits are much in demand. Yesterday Dell announced that it is placing orders with the company to use its chips used in touchpads. -
CES being eaten alive by parasites
Dell has thrown a party and held meetings for years at the Rio, and Acer has taken space at the Hard Rock. All these are parasites on the main show, reasons Forbes, and since they don't pay for the experience they effectively help send CES the same way as Comdex. -
PC business was too boring for IBM's Palmisano
So, when Dell and others made their offers it was too good to resist selling while still profitable. But opening doors in China proved the most attractive offer and IBM had Lenovo snap up the PC business, while it increased its presence and began wheeling and dealing elsewhere in the country. -
2011 exposed big holes in supply chain
CommentDull 2011. Although much lightened by the strange case of Hewlett Packard and former SAPman Leo Apotheker. After making a series of astonishing decisions, including one to dump its PC division, the board decided that enough was enough, and Mr Apotheker exited stage left. -
Android gets Pentagon approval
The Pentagon has approved a version of Android running on Dell hardware it what has been dubbed as a major setback for Apple's iPhone. -
HP and Dell face disastrous HDD crisis impact
While the floods in Thailand might have dented Intel, they are more likely to do serious damage to Dell and HP, a market analyst has warned. -
Oracle shares plummet as doom is predicted
HP, Dell Inc, Red Hat, Intel, Texas Instruments and NetApp have all taken a hit. Shares of HP and Dell were down about a percent in after-hours trade and Salesforce.com and SAP were down four percent. -
Dell dumps netbooks for Ultrabooks
Tinbox maker Dell has decided that there is no point making netbooks now that the market is being carved up between Ultrabooks and tablets. -
Hitachi-LG execs facing jail time over price-fixing
Park Young-Keun, Kim Sang-Hun and Sik Hur have agreed to serve prison sentences after price fixing optical disk drives such as CD-ROMs, with devices sold to Microsoft and Dell, according to AFP. The price fixing occurred at various times between 2005 and 2009. -
Data transfer record broken at 186 gigabits per second
The two way connection, both reaching 88 Gbps to create a combined 186 Gpbs, sent data from 10 Dell servers from British Columbia and Seattle using an optical network. This broke the previous record, also set by the team, which hit 119 Gbps back in 2009. -
Intel says turn up the heat
Intel is working with Dell and NEC to change their policies so that these outfits sell machines certified to operate at higher temperatures. -
Hitachi GST ships 'fastest' enterprise hard drives
Hitachi boasts that the C10K900 has 18 percent faster sequential and 17 percent faster random performance than its nearest competitor - benchmarked in IOMeter on a Dell PE1950, with a 2.4GHz Intel Core 2 Duo and an SAS/5e PCI-e HBA. -
Dell, Intel declare 9 to 5 on its deathbed
Tinbox supremo Dellteamed up with Intelto look at something they call the Evolving Workforce. Now they've released the results of the study, which aims to figure out how the world is going to use IT productively in the future. -
HP is the top spender in Taiwan
Other big spenders in the country include Toshiba of Japan, which came second in the MoE's top of the pops by handing out just over $10 billion to Taiwanese companies. It was followed by tinbox maker Dell, then Sony and Lenovo. They all spent roughly $7.5 billion on Taiwanese products. -
Hardware companies expected to give up on tablets
Acer, HP, Dell and Asustek haven't had much luck with their tablets so far. HP's TouchPad did sell like hotcakes when it was put at the bargain bin price, but struggled before that. Now, the hardware companies plan to leave the tablet market to companies like Apple and Amazon.
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