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 ...

Dell boosts performance of PowerEdge servers for AI, cloud and edge Your email has been sent As the demand for artificial intelligence, data analytics, cloud and edge computing technologies continues ...

Dell Technologies introduced new hardware products and services at two separate conferences, the Supercomputing 24 show in Atlanta and Microsoft’s Ignite conference. Dell announced two server products ...

Dell's FX2 servers are based on the Power Edge platform, blending compute, networking and storage in a 2U chassis. It represents Dell's head-first leap into the converged IT space. The FX2 is a ...

Today Bright Computing announced that the latest version of its Bright Cluster Manager software, version 7.1, is now integrated with Dell’s 13th generation PowerEdge server portfolio. The integration ...

Dell Technologies Inc. said today it’s expanding its portfolio of high-performance computing server lineup with a range of new systems that combine the latest silicon hardware from Nvidia Corp. and ...

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A path traversal vulnerability in the iDRAC technology can allow remote attackers to take over control of server operations. Researchers have disclosed details of a recently patched, high-severity ...

The past three years have seen a seismic shift in the security landscape. Cloud computing has achieved widespread enterprise adoption, with 80% of organizations choosing hybrid strategies with ...

Hardware improvements, rich storage options, and plenty of room for expansion add up to a very fast, flexible 2U workhorse New generations of commodity servers typically deliver incremental updates to ...

This may sound like an off-the-wall question, but is it possible to convert a Dell PowerEdge server or workstation case into a Gaming rig?<BR><BR>If so, what would I be up against? My plan would be to ...