Dell is joining the ranks of companies laying off employees, with plans to let 5% of its workforce go.
AMD Continues to Chip Away at Intel’s Server Dominance
AMD is continuing to make inroad against Intel in the server market, chipping away (pun intended) at the latter’s lead.
Dell Will Eliminate Chinese Chips From Its Products
Dell will reportedly no longer use Chinese-made chips in its computers beginning in 2024, the latest challenge to China’s semiconductor industry.
Websites Are Shunning the Facebook Button Over Privacy
Once almost ubiquitous across the internet, websites are increasingly shunning the Facebook button over privacy concerns.
Dell Shuts Down Russia Operations
Dell is the latest company to shut down its operations in Russia in response to that country’s invasion of Ukraine.
Microsoft Organizing Cloud Vendors to Take On Amazon’s Government Dominance
Microsoft is working to put a dent in Amazon’s dominance in the government agency cloud computing space, organizing its rivals to help.
Dell Is Testing 4-Day Workweeks in Europe
Dell is aggressively investigating the viability of 4-day workweeks, launching a major trial in the UK and now the Netherlands.
VMware Completes Its Spin-Off From Dell
VMware has completed its spin-off from Dell, becoming an independent company for the first time in 18 years.
Dell Cancels Some Alienware Shipments to Certain States
Alienware customers in specific states are in for a disappointment, as Dell is cancelling some shipments.
Dell Will Spin-Off VMware in a $9 Billion Deal
Dell has announced plans to spin off VMware as a standalone company, in a deal expected to bring in $9 billion.
Dell Launching Video Conferencing Monitors With Microsoft Teams Support
Dell is launching three new monitors with dedicated Microsoft Teams buttons and support for Windows facial recognition.
Tech Giants Form Modern Computing Alliance to Transform Cloud
Some of the biggest names in tech have formed the Modern Computing Alliance, with the goal of transforming the cloud and its tools.
Dell: 80% of Companies Fast-Tracked Digital Transformation
A Dell commissioned an independent survey of 4,300 worldwide business leaders indicates a massive shift toward digital transformation in 2020 accelerated by the pandemic.
Apple’s Silicon Will Force Microsoft to Adopt ARM
Jean-Louis Gassée, former Apple executive, has postulated that Apple’s move to custom silicon will force Microsoft to move to ARM.
Lenova Expands Linux Certification to Its Entire Lineup
In good news for Linux, Lenovo has expanded its Linux certification to its entire ThinkPad and ThinkStation lineup.
Coronavirus: Pandemic Boon to Cloud Providers, Doom For Legacy Companies
As the coronavirus pandemic sweeps the globe, it’s proving to be a defining moment for cloud computing. At the same time, it could spell doom for legacy companies.
Microsoft Expected To Make Major Cloud Gains At The Expense Of—Everyone
On the heals of a survey showing Microsoft making significant inroads in the cloud industry, Morgan Stanley has even worse news for the company’s competitors, according to Business Insider. In the previous survey by Goldman Sachs—despite AWS taking in the…
CES 2020: AMD Goes After Intel’s Mobile Business With Ryzen 4000
AMD used CES 2020 to unveil its Ryzen 4000 mobile processors, according to TechRadar. Intel has had a rough go of it lately. They were forced out of the 5G modem business by what they described as anticompetitive practices on…
Dell Launches 5G Laptop With 30-Hour Battery
Ahead of CES 2020, Dell has made a splash with a 5G laptop that aims for 30-hour battery life. 5G promises to revolutionize industries and usher in an all-new era of connectivity for consumers and industries alike. Dell is taking…
iOS Support Coming To Dell Mobile Connect
Dell is going to great lengths to appeal to iPhone users, with plans to expand its Mobile Connect options to iOS. Dell Mobile Connect brings some of the functionality Mac users take for granted to Dell’s ecosystem. It “provides a…