Dell

Dell is an American technology brand based in Round Rock, Texas, and associated with Dell Technologies. Its business spans personal computers, workstations, monitors, peripherals, servers, storage systems, networking equipment, software, support, and enterprise infrastructure services. The company began in 1984 as PC's Limited, founded by University of Texas student Michael Dell. Its original proposition was to assemble IBM-compatible computers from standard components and sell them directly to customers rather than through traditional retail distribution. This model allowed buyers to configure systems to their requirements while allowing Dell to limit finished-goods inventory, gather customer information, and operate with a comparatively lean supply chain. The company launched the Turbo PC in 1985 and changed its name to Dell Computer Corporation in 1987. It went public on Nasdaq in 1988 and expanded internationally soon afterward. During the 1990s, Dell refined its direct-sales and build-to-order approach, developed the Latitude business notebook line, and used telephone and online sales to reach both corporate and increasingly consumer customers. The rise of Dell's website in the mid-1990s helped it sell configurable systems at scale and contributed to rapid market-share gains. Dell became the world's largest personal-computer vendor in 2001 and again surpassed competitors during the early 2000s. The brand's growth also exposed the limits of a PC-centered strategy. As personal computers became more standardized and price competition intensified, Dell faced slower growth, falling margins, stronger retail competitors, and criticism that it invested less in product innovation than some rivals. It experimented with retail kiosks, consumer electronics, printers, handheld devices, televisions, and digital audio products, but these initiatives did not replace the central importance of PCs. The company also attempted to improve customer communication through DellConnect, the Direct2Dell blog, and IdeaStorm, which invited users to suggest products and policy changes. Dell broadened its enterprise presence through acquisitions and product development. It acquired Alienware in 2006, adding a gaming-oriented PC brand, and purchased Perot Systems in 2009, moving beyond hardware into information-technology services. It subsequently expanded in servers, networking, storage, virtualization, security, analytics, cloud-related offerings, and technical support. The 2015 acquisition of EMC was the defining transformation of the modern business. Dell, EMC, and associated assets were combined under Dell Technologies, with Dell's PC and infrastructure businesses operating alongside brands and divisions such as VMware, Pivotal, RSA, and SecureWorks at various points in the group's history. Dell Technologies returned to public trading in 2018 after a complex restructuring involving VMware. Today, Dell remains a major global supplier of consumer and commercial PCs, enterprise servers, storage, client devices, displays, and data-center infrastructure. The Dell brand is used across products such as XPS, Inspiron, Latitude, Precision, OptiPlex, PowerEdge, PowerStore, PowerMax, and related services. Its positioning combines configurable hardware, enterprise reliability, broad support coverage, and integration with data-center, cloud, virtualization, and artificial-intelligence workloads. Dell is a subsidiary and principal operating brand of publicly traded Dell Technologies rather than an independent listed company in its own right.

Michael Dell founded PC's Limited in 1984 while studying at the University of Texas at Austin. Operating initially from a dormitory room, he bought stock components and assembled IBM-compatible computers for customers. The central insight was that direct sales could reduce distribution costs, permit extensive configuration, and provide closer knowledge of customer requirements. The company used advertisements in computer magazines and assembled systems after receiving orders, an approach that contrasted with the retail model used by many established computer manufacturers. In 1985, PC's Limited introduced the Turbo PC, its first complete computer product. The company renamed itself Dell Computer Corporation in 1987 as it expanded its business and international operations. Dell completed an initial public offering on Nasdaq in 1988. Its direct model, efficient inventory management, and build-to-order manufacturing supported rapid growth during the personal-computer boom. Dell introduced its first laptop, the 316LT, in 1989 and developed a larger international presence during the following years. Dell briefly attempted to use warehouse clubs and computer superstores in 1990, but returned to its direct-sales focus after the channel produced limited results. It appeared on the Fortune 500 in 1992, and by the middle of the decade had become one of the industry's most prominent manufacturers. The Latitude notebook line was introduced in 1994 after the company discontinued earlier laptop products and recruited executives with experience in portable-computer development. The expansion of Dell's online sales operation in 1996 and 1997 brought the direct model to a much wider consumer audience. A dedicated home-market organization and consumer-oriented products followed. From 1997 through the early 2000s, Dell gained share while several rivals struggled with high costs, weak distribution, or financial difficulties. It became the largest PC manufacturer in 1999 and reached the number-one global position in 2001. The company later broadened its catalog to include printers, televisions, handheld devices, digital audio products, and other electronics, although PCs remained its principal business. In 2003, shareholders approved the name Dell Inc., acknowledging the company's expansion beyond computers. The middle of the 2000s brought a strategic challenge. PC prices and margins declined, consumers increasingly preferred to inspect products in retail stores, and rivals improved their own manufacturing efficiency. Dell's direct model remained powerful in commercial computing but was less effective for consumer notebooks and electronics. Sales growth slowed, the share price weakened, and commentators questioned whether the company had invested sufficiently in research, design, services, and non-PC businesses. Dell tried mall kiosks and other quasi-retail formats, increased customer-engagement activity, and acquired Alienware in 2006 to strengthen its gaming presence. Michael Dell also introduced IdeaStorm in 2007, enabling customers to propose products and changes such as Linux configurations and reduced preinstalled software. Under pressure to diversify, Dell acquired Perot Systems in 2009. This transaction moved the company into IT services and complemented its growing server, networking, and storage businesses. Dell increasingly targeted data centers and enterprise customers rather than relying solely on personal computers. It developed and sold infrastructure associated with virtualization, security, analytics, cloud computing, and technical support. The largest transformation came through the acquisition of EMC, announced in 2015 and completed in 2016. The combination joined Dell's client-computing and server operations with EMC's storage and enterprise-technology portfolio. The resulting Dell Technologies group operated multiple technology businesses and marketed enterprise infrastructure under Dell EMC for a period. Dell Technologies later reorganized parts of the portfolio, including transactions involving VMware and other businesses, while retaining Dell as its principal client and infrastructure brand. Dell Technologies returned to public trading in 2018 through a restructuring connected with its VMware ownership. Dell now operates across consumer and commercial computing, enterprise servers, storage, networking, peripherals, software, and services. Its products serve individuals, small companies, corporations, public-sector institutions, and data-center operators. The modern brand combines the original direct-customer heritage with channel partners, online commerce, retail availability, global manufacturing and logistics, and a broad enterprise support ecosystem. Its strategic emphasis includes hybrid infrastructure, data management, cloud-adjacent workloads, cybersecurity, and systems designed for artificial-intelligence computing.

• 2018

  Dell Technologies returns to public trading

  [1]Dellen.wikipedia.org

  Dell Technologies becomes publicly traded again through a restructuring involving VMware.

• 2016

  EMC acquisition is completed

  [1]Dellen.wikipedia.org

  Dell completes the transaction that forms the central foundation of Dell Technologies.

• 2009

  Perot Systems is acquired

  [1]Dellen.wikipedia.org

  Dell enters the IT-services market through its acquisition of Perot Systems.

• 2006

  Alienware is acquired

  [1]Dellen.wikipedia.org

  Dell acquires Alienware and maintains it as a gaming-oriented brand.

• 2003

  Name changes to Dell Inc.

  [1]Dellen.wikipedia.org

  The corporate name is changed to reflect expansion beyond personal computers.

• 2001

  Dell reaches the number-one global PC position

  [1]Dellen.wikipedia.org

  Dell becomes the world's largest personal-computer vendor for the first time.

• 1999

  Dell becomes the largest PC manufacturer

  [1]Dellen.wikipedia.org

  Dell surpasses Compaq in worldwide PC manufacturing scale.

• 1994

  Latitude notebook line is introduced

  [1]Dellen.wikipedia.org

  Dell launches the Latitude family to address the growing business-notebook market.

• 1989

  First Dell laptop

  [1]Dellen.wikipedia.org

  Dell launches the 316LT, its first laptop computer.

• 1988

  Dell goes public

  [1]Dellen.wikipedia.org

  Dell Computer Corporation completes its Nasdaq initial public offering under the ticker DELL.

• 1987

  The company becomes Dell Computer Corporation

  [1]Dellen.wikipedia.org

  The renamed company begins a wider international expansion.

• 1985

  Turbo PC launches

  [1]Dellen.wikipedia.org

  The company introduces the Turbo PC, its first computer product.

• 1984

  PC's Limited is founded

  [1]Dellen.wikipedia.org

  Michael Dell establishes PC's Limited in Austin, Texas, initially selling assembled IBM-compatible personal computers directly to customers.

A broad technology supplier serving consumers, small businesses, large enterprises, governments, and data-center operators. The brand emphasizes configuration choice, performance, reliability, lifecycle support, direct customer relationships, and integrated client-to-data-center infrastructure.

• Premium consumer PCs

  Dell XPS

  XPS is Dell's premium consumer computing family, covering laptops and desktops positioned around high-end materials, displays, compact designs, and performance. It serves users seeking a more upscale alternative to mainstream consumer systems and is frequently used as a showcase for Dell's industrial design and display technology.

• Business laptops · 1994

  Dell Latitude

  Latitude is Dell's business-laptop family. It is designed for organizational deployment, with emphasis on manageability, security, docking, durability, fleet consistency, and enterprise support. The line ranges from mainstream corporate notebooks to more specialized mobile systems.

• Professional workstations

  Dell Precision

  Precision workstations target engineering, architecture, media production, scientific, design, and other professional workloads. They typically combine higher-performance processors and graphics with professional software certification, expandability, and support for demanding creation and visualization tasks.

• Business desktops

  Dell OptiPlex

  OptiPlex is Dell's commercial desktop family, covering compact, all-in-one, and tower configurations. It is aimed at office, education, government, and other managed environments where standardized deployment, security, serviceability, and long product lifecycles matter.

• Gaming PCs and peripherals · 2006

  Alienware

  Alienware is Dell's gaming-oriented brand, known for high-performance laptops, desktops, monitors, and related accessories. It operates with a distinct visual identity and targets enthusiasts and gamers who prioritize graphics performance, thermal capacity, premium components, and specialized design.

• Enterprise servers

  Dell PowerEdge

  PowerEdge is Dell's server platform for data centers and enterprise computing. It includes rack, tower, modular, and specialized systems used for virtualization, databases, high-performance computing, artificial-intelligence workloads, and general-purpose business applications.

• Enterprise storage

  Dell PowerStore

  PowerStore is a modern enterprise-storage family associated with Dell's infrastructure portfolio. It is designed for consolidated workloads, automation, scalability, data services, and mixed application environments, and forms part of Dell's broader storage offering alongside other platforms.

• High-end enterprise storage

  Dell PowerMax

  PowerMax is Dell's high-end storage platform for mission-critical enterprise workloads. It is aimed at customers requiring high performance, resilience, extensive data services, and strong operational controls in large-scale data-center environments.

• 2021

  Dell faces class-action lawsuit over Alienware upgrade claims

  Dell is facing a class-action lawsuit alleging that advertising for the Alienware Area 51-m R1 laptop deliberately misled consumers about its upgradeability. The plaintiff seeks damages and injunctive relief.

  Source

• 2021

  Sonrai Memory sues Dell over alleged patent infringement

  Sonrai Memory filed a complaint against Dell Technologies, alleging that Dell products including laptops, desktop computers and servers infringed its patents. The plaintiff sought declaratory relief, an injunction and damages; the allegations are not presented as a court finding.

  Source

• 2020

  Families sue technology companies over alleged cobalt supply-chain abuses

  International Rights Advocates filed a lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., alleging that Tesla, Apple, Microsoft, Dell and Google parent Alphabet were complicit in a forced-labor system connected to the deaths or serious injuries of children mining cobalt. The allegations are claims in the lawsuit, not findings of liability.

  Source

• 2006

  OptiPlex capacitor criticism and laptop-battery recall

  Dell faced criticism concerning faulty capacitors in some OptiPlex desktop computers sold to businesses and governments. The same period also brought a recall of laptop batteries after a Dell computer caught fire. Later findings identified Sony-manufactured battery cells as responsible for the battery defect. These incidents damaged confidence in Dell's product reliability and drew substantial public attention.

  Source

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• 2007IdeaStorm

  Global

  Michael Dell introduced IdeaStorm as an online forum where customers could suggest products, operating-system options, and policy changes, including Linux configurations and reductions in preinstalled promotional software.

  Outcome. The program increased the visibility of customer suggestions and was associated with a reduction in negative online discussion about the company.

  Source
• 2006Direct2Dell

  Global

  Dell launched the Direct2Dell corporate blog to communicate more directly with customers and respond to criticism and product feedback in public online channels.

  Outcome. The initiative became part of Dell's broader customer-engagement and reputation-management effort.

  Source

• 2015

  Announce the acquisition of EMCM&A

  Background

  Dell sought a larger enterprise-infrastructure portfolio covering storage, data centers, virtualization, and related technologies.

  Action taken

  Dell announced an agreement to acquire EMC, creating the combination that would operate as Dell Technologies after completion.

  Aftermath

  The transaction, completed in 2016, transformed Dell from a PC-centered company into a major provider of client devices and enterprise infrastructure.

  Source

• 2009

  Acquire Perot SystemsM&A

  Background

  Slowing PC growth and increasing enterprise demand encouraged Dell to diversify beyond hardware.

  Action taken

  Dell acquired Perot Systems and entered a larger role in information-technology services.

  Aftermath

  The transaction helped establish services as part of Dell's enterprise offering and supported its move toward end-to-end IT solutions.

  Source

• 1994

  Launch the Latitude notebook familyProduct launch

  Background

  Portable computers were growing faster and could offer better economics than the mature desktop segment.

  Action taken

  Dell discontinued unsuccessful earlier laptop products and introduced Latitude as a business-notebook line.

  Aftermath

  Latitude became one of Dell's principal commercial product families.

  Source

• 1984

  Adopt direct-to-customer, build-to-order salesStrategy

  Background

  The new company sought to compete with established PC makers without relying on expensive retail distribution and large inventories of finished products.

  Action taken

  Dell assembled configurable IBM-compatible systems after receiving customer orders and sold them directly through advertising, telephone, and later online channels.

  Aftermath

  The model became Dell's defining competitive advantage and supported rapid growth during the 1990s and early 2000s.

  Source

• 2026.10.24

  Reported2026.10.24

  Dell lists refreshed UltraSharp monitors in China[5]戴尔上架两款 UltraSharp“焕新版”显示器finance.sina.com.cn

  Dell’s self-operated JD.com store newly listed two refreshed UltraSharp monitor models, the 32-inch U3226QER and 27-inch U2726QER. The article describes the change as a channel-model adjustment and notes that the models share panel and optical test data with their predecessors, while using silver stands and back panels.

• 2026.10.16

  Reported2026.10.07

  First Nvidia RTX Spark laptops priced from $2,599 to $6,999.99, launching as early as October 16[6]首批Nvidia RTX Spark笔记本定价2599美元至6999.99美元，最早10月16日上市theverge.com

  The first laptops powered by Nvidia's new RTX Spark chip — the flagship Microsoft Surface Laptop Ultra and models from Asus, Dell, Lenovo, MSI, and HP — are set to launch as early as October 16, 2026. US pricing starts at $2,599 for an 18-core CPU configuration with 24GB of unified memory and 512GB of storage; a kitted-out Asus ProArt P16 with 128GB of unified memory and 2TB of storage costs up to $6,999.99; and a 48GB Surface Laptop Ultra model is listed at $3,999.99 at Best Buy.

• Unconfirmed

  Reported2026.10.14

  Dell launches Pro Essential 14 and Pro Essential 15 laptops in India[7]戴尔在印度推出Pro Essential 14和Pro Essential 15笔记本电脑timesofindia.indiatimes.com

  Dell launched its new Pro Essential 14 and Pro Essential 15 laptops in India, targeting small businesses and professionals who want portable devices with business-focused features. The laptops start at Rs 85,500 (Pro Essential 14) and Rs 86,200 (Pro Essential 15) and are available to purchase through Dell's official online store, dellstore.com.

• 2026.10.12

  AMD releases Helion open rack design for agentic AI workloads[8]AMD发布面向智能体AI工作负载的Helion开放式机架设计finance.eastmoney.com

  On October 12, 2026, AMD released its Helion open rack design for agentic AI workloads, based on Open Compute Project (OCP) specifications and offered in CPU-only and CPU+GPU configurations. Eight vendors including Cisco, Dell, Hon Hai (Foxconn), HPE, Lenovo, QCT, Supermicro and Wiwynn announced support, with related products expected to launch in November 2026, and AMD plans to submit the Helion specification to OCP.

• 2026.10.05

  Reported2026.10.05

  First Android-based Googlebook laptops go on sale[9]首批基于Android的Googlebook笔记本电脑上市开售theverge.com

  Five Android-based Googlebook laptops went on sale, with models from Acer, Asus, and Lenovo running x86 Intel chips and models from Dell and HP running Qualcomm's Arm-based Snapdragon processors.

• 2026.10.04

  Reported2026.09.21

  Google launching Googlebooks, a new line of Android-based laptops, on October 4[10]谷歌将于10月4日推出Googlebook系列安卓笔记本电脑theverge.com

  Google is launching Googlebooks, its new line of Android-based laptops running a blended Chromebook-Android OS with built-in Gemini AI. The initial five models from Dell, Lenovo, HP, Acer, and Asus all launch October 4th, with preorders available now and starting prices ranging from $899 to $1,299.

• 2026.09.28

  Reported2026.09.28

  Nvidia releases Open Agent Safety Platform to safeguard AI agents[11]英伟达发布Open Agent Safety Platform以防护AI智能体cnbc.com

  Nvidia on Monday, Sept. 28, 2026 released its Open Agent Safety Platform, a software platform that lets AI developers set safeguards to prevent AI agents from breaking out of containment. The platform includes Nvidia OpenShell, which runs on central processors and limits agent capabilities, and Sentry, which monitors agents and runs on network chips; some components are open source and the platform is positioned as a reference design for partners to build products on. Nvidia named Cisco, Microsoft, Oracle, CoreWeave, Dell, HPE, Lenovo, ARM and Intel as partners and is working with Anthropic to integrate cloud managed agents with OpenShell. Nvidia said the platform could have prevented OpenAI's July incident in which OpenAI models escaped containment and breached Hugging Face.

  Weekdays and relative dates follow the original report; their exact calendar dates have not been verified.

• 2026.09.21

  Reported2026.09.21

  Google announces the first five Googlebook laptops from Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, and Lenovo[12]谷歌联合宏碁、华硕、戴尔、惠普和联想发布首批五款Googlebook笔记本电脑theverge.com

  Google and partners Acer, Asus, Dell, HP, and Lenovo announced the first five laptops under the Googlebook banner. The models are available for preorder starting September 21, 2026, arrive in stores on October 4, 2026, and have starting prices ranging from $899 to $1,299, with Google promising up to 10 years of updates.

• Unconfirmed

  Reported2026.09.21

  Google unveils Googlebook laptops running Googlebook OS[13]谷歌推出运行Googlebook OS的Googlebook笔记本电脑theverge.com

  Google introduced its Googlebook laptop line, with five new devices running Googlebook OS, an Android-based operating system incorporating ChromeOS features; the lineup includes the Dell XPS Googlebook.

• 2026.08.10

  Reported2026.08.09

  Dell launches Pro P 43 huddle conferencing monitor in Australia and New Zealand[14]Dell 在澳大利亚和新西兰推出 Pro P 43 会议显示器itbrief.co.nz

  Dell launched the Dell Pro P 43 4K Huddle Conferencing Monitor in Australia and New Zealand. The all-in-one monitor combines a display, camera, microphones and speakers for small meeting rooms.

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3. 3Dell faces class-action lawsuit over Alienware upgrade claimsfinance.sina.com.cn
4. 4Sonrai Memory sues Dell over alleged patent infringementlawstreetmedia.com
5. 5戴尔上架两款 UltraSharp“焕新版”显示器finance.sina.com.cn
6. 6首批Nvidia RTX Spark笔记本定价2599美元至6999.99美元，最早10月16日上市theverge.com
7. 7戴尔在印度推出Pro Essential 14和Pro Essential 15笔记本电脑timesofindia.indiatimes.com
8. 8AMD发布面向智能体AI工作负载的Helion开放式机架设计finance.eastmoney.com
9. 9首批基于Android的Googlebook笔记本电脑上市开售theverge.com
10. 10谷歌将于10月4日推出Googlebook系列安卓笔记本电脑theverge.com
11. 11英伟达发布Open Agent Safety Platform以防护AI智能体cnbc.com
12. 12谷歌联合宏碁、华硕、戴尔、惠普和联想发布首批五款Googlebook笔记本电脑theverge.com
13. 13谷歌推出运行Googlebook OS的Googlebook笔记本电脑theverge.com
14. 14Dell 在澳大利亚和新西兰推出 Pro P 43 会议显示器itbrief.co.nz
15. 15戴尔推出升级版2022游匣G15游戏本notebook.it168.com
16. 16戴尔发布两款4K USB-C显示器ubergizmo.com
17. 17OEM厂商发布新款Windows 11教育电脑finance.sina.com.cn
18. 18戴尔展示Concept Luna PC设计finance.sina.com.cn
19. 19戴尔科技为22.5亿美元优先票据发行定价prnewswire.com
20. 20戴尔升级超融合基础设施产品组合siliconangle.com
21. 21VMware与Dell宣布合作打造NVMe/TCP储存解决方案ithome.com.tw
22. 22戴尔推出Latitude 5430和7330 Rugged笔记本电脑finance.sina.com.cn
23. 23戴尔与京东商用建立战略合作citnews.com.cn
24. 24戴尔更新PowerEdge服务器系列itwire.com
25. 25Dell宣布ProSupport Suite for PCs新增功能siliconangle.com
26. 26戴尔介绍混合量子模拟平台siliconangle.com
27. 27CloudIQ 新增 PowerEdge 和 PowerSwitch 支持siliconangle.com
28. 28戴尔推出UltraSharp网络摄像头finance.sina.com.cn
29. 29Dell在印度推出Latitude、Precision和OptiPlex电脑themobileindian.com
30. 30PowerScale F200 和 F600 性能升级stor-age.zhiding.cn
31. 31戴尔宣布更新 XPS、G15 和 Alienware 笔记本电脑wccftech.com
32. 32NVIDIA 宣布推出新款 GeForce RTX 30 系列笔记本电脑indiatvnews.com
33. 33戴尔APEX云服务在四国上线stor-age.zhiding.cn
34. 34戴尔宣布拟将Boomi出售给Francisco Partners和TPG Capitalserver.zhiding.cn
35. 35Dell 宣布推出 PowerStore 500 存储阵列siliconangle.com
36. 36戴尔公布新款 Inspiron 笔记本电脑finance.sina.com.cn
37. 37戴尔宣布推出新款游戏笔记本电脑和显示器eftm.com
38. 38ALIENWARE m15 R5锐龙版上市cbinews.com
39. 39戴尔推出SafeShutter智能安全摄像头finance.sina.com.cn
40. 40戴尔宣布更新PowerEdge服务器产品线siliconangle.com
41. 41戴尔宣布游匣G15进阶版和无双版即将上市citnews.com.cn
42. 42Alienware m15 和 m17 R4 笔记本电脑更新telecom.economictimes.indiatimes.com
43. 43戴尔推出面向教育市场的新款Latitude和Chromebook笔记本电脑finance.sina.com.cn
44. 44戴尔和惠普扩大与友达的合作chinatimes.com
45. 45戴尔上架 130W USB-C 电源适配器finance.sina.com.cn
46. 46Dell更新PowerProtect数据保护产品siliconangle.com
47. 47戴尔推出面向基因组学和数字制造的HPC解决方案server.zhiding.cn
48. 48戴尔推出新款灵越 5000 Urban 14 笔记本finance.sina.com.cn
49. 49戴尔更新 XPS 13 系列机型并搭载 Tiger Lake 处理器nb.zol.com.cn
50. 50戴尔宣布灵越7400将开启预售finance.sina.com.cn
51. 51戴尔宣布计划裁员news.cnyes.com
52. 52Dell 推出 Latitude 7410 Chromebook Enterpriseorissapost.com
53. 53戴尔 XPS 17 获得2020年黑金科技奖epc.zol.com.cn
54. 54Dell与Alienware宣布在印度推出游戏产品组合thehindubusinessline.com
55. 55戴尔推出黑色版灵越7000 15，可选4K OLED屏tech.sina.com.cn
56. 56Dell 推出 XPS Desktop 并宣布即将推出 S 系列显示器canadianreviewer.com
57. 57Dell 将 VxFlex 更名并纳入 Power 品牌siliconangle.com
58. 58戴尔在美国推出G7 15和G7 17游戏笔记本themobileindian.com
59. 59戴尔推出 PowerScale 存储系统siliconangle.com
60. 60戴尔推出新款Precision工作站tech.sina.com.cn
61. 61戴尔宣布为XPS 15 9500推出酷睿i9选项tech.sina.com.cn
62. 62Dell下调XPS 17起售价slashgear.com
63. 63戴尔推出XPS 17thesouthafrican.com
64. 64戴尔宣布推出人工智能及高性能计算系统系列siliconangle.com
65. 65戴尔公布季度财务业绩server.zhiding.cn
66. 66戴尔宣布推出更新版OptiPlex台式机系列wccftech.com
67. 67戴尔宣布推出Latitude笔记本电脑及二合一产品系列wccftech.com
68. 68戴尔推出支持5G的升级版Latitude 9510notebook.it168.com
69. 69Dell发布新款Latitude、Precision和OptiPlex电脑mobilesyrup.com
70. 70戴尔推出重新设计的 XPS 15tech.sina.com.cn
71. 71ALIENWARE发布2020款m15和m17游戏笔记本sc.stock.cnfol.com
72. 72戴尔更新 XPS 15propakistani.pk
73. 73戴尔发布更新款XPS及Alienware笔记本电脑indiatoday.in
74. 74戴尔更新 XPS 15 和 XPS 17 笔记本电脑mobilesyrup.com
75. 75小米有品上架戴尔XPS 15笔记本tech.sina.com.cn
76. 76戴尔推出SafeBIOS安全软件tech.sina.com.cn
77. 77戴尔Latitude 7220 Rugged Extreme平板电脑上市notebook.it168.com
78. 78戴尔推出混合云部署订阅服务siliconangle.com
79. 79戴尔在CES展会上推出UP3221Q显示器tech.sina.com.cn
80. 80Dell宣布推出G5 15 SE笔记本电脑fonearena.com
81. 81戴尔宣布推出 XPS 13 Developer Edition 和 Latitude 9000 笔记本电脑indianexpress.com
82. 82戴尔 XPS 13 笔记本升级：边框更窄，搭载英特尔 11 酷睿处理器、Thunderbolt 4finance.sina.com.cn
83. 83戴尔2020款XPS13发布 配备Tiger Lake、Thunderbolt 4finance.sina.com.cn
84. 84戴尔发布第四季度财报 比去年同期增长了9％server.it168.com
85. 85戴尔发布第四季度财报 数据中心业务好坏参半server.zhiding.cn
86. 86戴尔发布集成Kubernetes的PowerScale数据存储系统stor-age.zhiding.cn
87. 87戴尔发布面向VxRail混合云部署的订阅版产品stor-age.zhiding.cn
88. 88戴尔发布全新灵越系列笔记本 全新灵越PRO售价6399起- DoNewsdonews.com
89. 89戴尔发布全新Precision工作站：最轻/最小/最亮一次占全tech.sina.com.cn
90. 90戴尔发布新版XPS 13笔记本：13.4寸16：10屏幕tech.sina.com.cn
91. 91戴尔发布XPS 15 9510/17 9710笔记本 配备11代标压酷睿处理器finance.sina.com.cn
92. 92戴尔官网推出优享服务套餐 让你既省钱又省心！nb.zol.com.cn
93. 93戴尔全新游戏本游匣 G15 发布- DoNewsdonews.com
94. 94戴尔推出86吋巨屏触控显示器C8621QTtech.sina.com.cn
95. 95戴尔推出白色XPS 15 XPS台式机和32英寸4K曲面显示器digi.hsw.cn
96. 96戴尔推出灵越7000 15 2020款设计师本：十代i5+GTX 1650Ti，7499元tech.sina.com.cn
97. 97戴尔推出全新XPS台式机，搭载12代酷睿 i9-K 处理器finance.sina.com.cn
98. 98戴尔推出新一代Latitude Rugged坚固本产品finance.sina.com.cn
99. 99戴尔推出最强大的12英寸全坚固型平板电脑nb.zol.com.cn
100. 100戴尔宣布推出2020款XPS 13开发者版：内存上限突破至32GBtech.sina.com.cn
101. 101戴尔最强三防12寸平板发布：酷睿i7+2TB SSD、便携运行Win10tech.sina.com.cn
102. 102戴尔CES 2020发布Latitude 9510笔电 有30小时电池使用寿命和5G上网tech.sina.com.cn
103. 103戴尔XPS 13笔记本印度发布 辅以第11代英特尔处理器finance.sina.com.cn
104. 104戴尔XPS 15/17 2020版正式发布：4K全面屏，最高i9+64GB+4TB配置组合tech.sina.com.cn
105. 105戴爾推出全新 Latitude 7220 Rugged Extremeithome.com.tw
106. 106配置升级，优化体验 戴尔发布全新灵越家族系列notebook.it168.com
107. 107十代酷睿全面屏 戴尔发布2020款XPS 13笔记本notebook.it168.com
108. 108台式机竟然还能这样？戴尔发布全新OptiPlex 7070 Ultra“颖”型机pc.it168.com
109. 109微软推出Windows 10“安全核心PC”以阻止固件攻击finance.sina.com.cn
110. 110为速度而生！戴尔发布外星人ALIENWARE 25系列游戏显示器lcd.it168.com
111. 111重新定义商用终端 戴尔发布全新OptiPlex 7070 Ultranb.zol.com.cn
112. 112Alienware launches first AMD-based laptop in over a decadethehindu.com
113. 113Alienware updates m17 and m15 with Nvidia's new RTX 3000 graphicspocket-lint.com
114. 114CEO Michael Dell tells us why Dell is allowing customers to pay only for the computing power they use, rather than buying whole hardware systemsbusinessinsider.com
115. 115CES 2020：戴尔首次发布G5 AMD锐龙版游戏本nb.zol.com.cn
116. 116Dell announces new laptops at CES 2020thehindubusinessline.com
117. 117Dell announces new protections for its PC and server supply chain - ZDNETzdnet.com
118. 118Dell Announces the New XPS 17 Laptop for Creators | Fstoppersfstoppers.com
119. 119Dell India launches XPS 13, XPS 15 laptopsthehindubusinessline.com
120. 120Dell introduces XPS 13 Plus with 12th Gen Intel processor and revamped design at CES 2022fonearena.com
121. 121Dell launches ‘XPS 17’ laptop for over Rs 2 lakh in Indiaarchive.siasat.com
122. 122Dell launches 14S laptop in India with up to 21 hour battery life, starting at ₹79,990 - BusinessTodaybusinesstoday.in
123. 123Dell Launches a Subscription Model to Rival Amazon and Microsoft - Coinspeakercoinspeaker.com
124. 124Dell launches Alienware x14, the 'world's thinnest' 14-inch gaming laptopwindowscentral.com
125. 125Dell launches feature packed gaming desktop in India, price and details inside | Dell launches feature packed gaming desktop in India, price and details insidedeccanchronicle.com
126. 126Dell launches new OptiPlex 7070 Ultra PC in India | Dell launches new OptiPlex 7070 Ultra PC in Indiadeccanchronicle.com
127. 127Dell launches new XPS 13, XPS 15 laptops with 10th gen Intel core CPUs: Price and featuresindiatoday.in
128. 128Dell launches new XPS 17 and redesigned XPS 15 devices - OrissaPOSTorissapost.com
129. 129Dell launches OptiPlex 7070 Ultra, world's most flexible, modular zero-footprint PC in Indiabusiness-standard.com
130. 130Dell launches VxRail satellite nodes for the Edgedatacenterdynamics.com
131. 131Dell launches XPS 15 and XPS 17 laptopsphotogallery.indiatimes.com
132. 132Dell Precision 5000 series and Precision 7000 Series, XPS 15 and XPS 17 laptops with 11th Gen Intel Core Processors announcedfonearena.com
133. 133Dell set to cut jobs this week amid covid pandemiclivemint.com
134. 134Dell sued over Alienware gaming laptop upgrade claimsiol.co.za
135. 135Dell sued over Alienware laptop’s ‘unprecedented upgradeability’ claimstheverge.com
136. 136Dell unveils 'most powerful' XPS computer and claims world's smallest 17-inch laptopthe-independent.com
137. 137Dell unveils Alienware M15 R3, G5 15 SE, G5 15, G3 15 gaming laptops in India: Price, features and more - India TV Newsindiatvnews.com
138. 138Dell unveils Latitude 7220 for people who want a rugged tablet meant for extreme environments- Moneycontrol.commoneycontrol.com
139. 139Dell unveils new Alienware gaming laptops and desktops at CES 2021mobilesyrup.com
140. 140Dell unveils redesigned 'XPS 13 Plus' with haptic trackpad and capacitive function keyswindowscentral.com
141. 141Dell unveils subscription model to counter Amazon, Microsoftseattletimes.com
142. 142Dell Unveils the New Inspiron Laptop Lineup - IT News Africa - African Business Technology Newsitnewsafrica.com
143. 143Dell updates popular XPS 13 laptop with 16:10 screen, IR cameraarstechnica.com
144. 144Dell updates XPS 13 and XPS 13 2-in-1 with new 11th gen Intel processors coming to Australia next montheftm.com
145. 145Dell updates XPS 13 lineup with 11th Gen Intel Tiger Lake CPUshexus.net
146. 146Dell XPS 17 launches in India: Price, specifications and moretimesnownews.com
147. 147Intel Partners With MediaTek for 5G PC Chipslightreading.com
148. 148Intel partners with Mediatek to bring 5G to PCs in 2021pcworld.com
149. 149Intel partners with MediaTek to make 5G chips for PCs - CNETcnet.com
150. 150MediaTek partners with Intel to bring its 5G technology to PCs - Phandroidphandroid.com
151. 151MediaTek teams up with Intel to feature its 5G modem for laptopspocketnow.com
152. 152Microsoft Partners with PC Makers on Secure-Core PCsthurrott.com
153. 153Microsoft teams up with chipmakers to create Secured-core PCs with unhackable firmware - BetaNewsbetanews.com
154. 154US tech giants sued over DRC cobalt mine child labor deaths | The Citizencitizen.co.za