Dell PowerEdge servers with 4th generation AMD EPYC™ processors can more than double performance of previous systems1 Increased power efficiency designed to support more sustainable data centers with ...

Dell EMC took the wraps off its new PowerEdge XE8545 server today, that uniquely combines AMD and Nvidia technology with the company’s high-end server line. “The Dell EMC PowerEdge XE8545 is a ...

There are plenty of servers aimed at small businesses — and plenty of SMEs still using a beefy desktop PC as a server instead. Dell thinks that's because the average server is too complex to set up ...

The latest generation of the PowerEdge server portfolio that Dell EMC unveiled at the Dell EMC World conference in May has finally hit the market. Most of it, at least. Five of the seven models in the ...

Hot on the heels of the Monday launch of Advanced Micro Devices Inc.’s new, third-generation “Milan” EPYC 7003 processors for data center servers, Dell Technologies Inc. today announced a refreshed ...

Dell Technologies Inc. has announced a revamped lineup of PowerEdge servers that will be powered by Advanced Micro Devices Inc.’s 4th Gen EPYC Genoa central processing units. The latest generation of ...

As local AI workloads grow, businesses may need to upgrade their hardware, particularly including extra RAM and GPU ...

Dell's PowerEdge T310 server is marketed as an SMB server—and it's a whole lot of server for a small business. This beefy server is ideal for mission-critical operations like financial databases, high ...

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Dell Technologies (DELL) (NYSE: DELL) expands the industry's top-selling server portfolio with performance and efficiency upgrades for wherever Dell PowerEdge is deployed. These servers represent the ...

A single server smashed the pi world record, churning out 314 trillion digits in 110 days.

Defective motherboards used in Dell's PowerEdge 1650 servers can cause the systems to overheat, emit smoke and then die, according to the company. Dell said the problem occurs because certain ...