Dell Technologies Stock News

ROUND ROCK, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dell Technologies (NYSE: DELL) announces that Jeff Clarke, vice chairman and chief operating officer, will present in a fireside chat at the following conference: UBS Global Technology and AI Conference – Scottsdale, AZ Tuesday, Dec. 2, 2025 11:35 a.m. MT / 1:35 p.m. ET A live webcast and a replay of all conference webcasts will be available on Dell Technolog...

Dell has successfully transformed from a legacy PC maker into a critical enterprise AI hardware enabler, driving structurally higher growth for the company. Management has nearly doubled its long-term annual revenue growth target to 7-9%, fueled by a massive surge in AI server demand. Despite strong AI-driven prospects, DELL trades at legacy PC maker valuations, presenting over 60% upside if re...

SoundHound AI is going after a $140 billion addressable market for its voice AI technology. Dell's leadership in servers makes it a top choice for companies investing in more data centers.

Die Anlegerwelt wartet gespannt auf die NVIDIA-Zahlen. Schließlich haben sie das Potenzial, dem KI-Boom kurzfristig mehr Glaubwürdigkeit zu verleihen.

ROUND ROCK, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Dell Technologies (NYSE: DELL) is working with The University of Texas at Austin's TACC and NVIDIA to build Horizon, the largest academic supercomputer in the U.S. Horizon will serve as a platform for open science and scientific research, advancing progress and discovery for the next generation of researchers in areas like national security, healthcare and cl...

A PC manufacturer came under pressure Monday after an analyst warned of margin headwinds from rising memory chip prices. Meanwhile, shares of a large tech firm advanced after a high-profile investor disclosed a stake.

Dell, HPE stocks sank after Morgan Stanley downgraded several computer hardware companies. The bank said that the current pricing "supercycle" poses a significant risk to computer manufacturers' earnings.

The artificial intelligence boom that's sent memory chip prices soaring is hurting computer hardware makers, according to a report from Morgan Stanley, which downgraded some of the biggest names in the sector.