Dell Technologies stories - Page 15

Dell partners with Aerohive, bolstering its Wi-Fi offerings post HP's Aruba acquisition, sparking industry buzz on future strategies.

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Dell warns of surging POS malware and cyber threats against payment systems in its latest threat landscape analysis.

A familiar face is heading up Dell New Zealand, with former Dell channel manager James Arnold taking over as New Zealand general manager.

Brenton Smith, who previously headed up Symantec locally as managing director and vice president, Pacific, has reappeared at Dell, taking on a new rol.

Dell has announced its channel represents more than 40% of its global revenue, and this year it is focused on upping the ante with partner incentives.

Dell and HP headway in virtualisation sees NFV software becoming more accessible, promising faster service deployment and reduced network costs.

Nutanix signs OEM agreement with Dell to offer new converged infrastructure appliances based on web-scale technology.

Data centre spend is high priority for many CIOs according to Gartner. Heather Wright gets some industry view on the state of play for the channel.

Clouds are getting bigger, data centres need greater connectivity, and switches must grow to match today's east-west and north-south traffic requirements.

Dell has unveiled new networking solutions to help customers deliver faster results and transform operations in scale-out and cloud-based environments.

Dell has unveiled new security services and solutions to protect corporate networks, critical data and devices at the Dell Enterprise Forum event.

For a company unfamiliar with managing acquisitions, Dell's transition into a private business has brought upon many challenges for the tech giant.

Dell pioneers open networking era, partnering with Cumulus Networks to offer third-party OS for customisable data centre solutions, breaking proprietary models.

As PC shipments nosedive for the seventh consecutive quarter, rumours swirl that tech giant Dell is cutting its workforce.

Dell aims to revolutionise IT security with four innovative products, focusing on connectivity from cloud to endpoint.

Dell unveils a groundbreaking 40GB blade server switch, promising up to 10x better performance for BI workloads, set to revolutionise data centres.

OpenFlow revolutionises networking, fostering switch vendor interoperability and shaking up the $6 billion market. A boon for enterprises.