Over the last decade, organisations of all sizes have embraced a connected and digital society. An even more dramatic shift is underway as how we work and learn has become distributed, and the home is now the office and the classroom.
Dell Technologies is delivering solutions to make a more connected, data-intensive and distributed future a reality.
“A company’s digital transformation strategy has never been more critical than it is today. We see technology reshaping global businesses, society and our communities,” said Jeff Clarke, chief operating officer and vice-chairman of Dell Technologies. “We design our products and solutions to give businesses highly-automated, intelligent, secure and resilient IT that will help them prosper.”
Dell Technologies is helping customers become more resilient and prepare for the future. The company has invested more than $18-billion in research and development during the past five years and, in 2019, was the 16th highest recipient of US patents.
While shifting 90% of its global team to work remotely, Dell introduced many innovations this year and, in Q2, realised 30% year-over-year growth in as-a-Service and flexible consumption recurring revenue.
These are the top 10 announcements:
- Dell introduced Dell EMC PowerStore, a storage system that uniquely blends automation, next-generation storage media and a novel software architecture. PowerStore is gaining momentum with hundreds of customers, 20% of which are new to Dell Technologies storage.
- Dell announced Dell EMC PowerScale, a family of storage systems that set a new standard for how companies capture and manage unstructured data, and Dell EMC PowerFlex, software-defined storage solutions that deliver enterprise-class performance and resiliency for customers’ most critical workloads.
- Dell Technologies Cloud hybrid cloud advancements helped businesses manage their public, private and edge cloud environments with speed, consistency, scale, security and savings.
- Dell further expanded its cloud offerings with Dell Technologies Cloud PowerScale for Google Cloud, which combines Dell’s PowerScale network-attached storage with Google Cloud’s analytics and compute services to handle demanding workloads.
- Dell supported modern application development and provided an easy path to Kubernetes adoption with VMware Tanzu on Dell EMC VxRail, the only hyperconverged infrastructure that offers a fully integrated Tanzu portfolio. Dell also allowed customers to run Kubernetes at scale with Dell Technologies Cloud Platform and provided end-to-end data management and protection of Kubernetes workloads with PowerProtect Data Manager.
- Dell launched Enterprise SONiC Distribution by Dell Technologies, fully supported open source networking solutions developed for cloud-level, large-scale data centre environments.
- Dell expanded relationships with a global network of technology and service providers to help customers realise greater value from the edge. Dell also launched the Dell EMC VxRail system designed to sustain extreme temperatures and shock, and the compact, ruggedised Dell EMC PowerEdge XE2420 server that delivers performance and security for analytics applications at the edge.
- Dell EMC Ready Solutions simplified and scaled AI workloads with self-service access to GPU resources, offering customers “AI anywhere”.
- Dell SafeBIOS Off-Host Verification, delivered with VMware Carbon Black Cloud Audit and Remediation, provided IT and security teams access and visibility to the BIOS health of their Dell PCs wherever employees are working.
- Dell expanded its PC portfolio with the most intelligent, secure and sustainable commercial lineup in the industry, as well as the industry’s first 5G-capable4 Intel-powered business PC, giving mobile professionals access to ultra-fast 5G speeds and reliable connectivity.