Dell Technologies Inc. Class C Common Stock (DELL)
576.79
+8.73 (1.54%)
NYSE · Last Trade: Sep 21st, 1:50 PM EDT
Detailed Quote
Previous Close
568.06
Open
586.77
Bid
576.63
Ask
576.94
Day's Range
567.38 - 592.44
52 Week Range
110.22 - 595.51
Volume
4,994,813
Market Cap
384.72B
PE Ratio (TTM)
107.81
EPS (TTM)
5.4
Dividend & Yield
2.520 (0.44%)
1 Month Average Volume
10,195,292
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About Dell Technologies Inc. Class C Common Stock (DELL)
Dell Technologies Inc is a global leader in technology solutions, offering a wide range of products and services designed to empower organizations and individuals. The company specializes in computing hardware, including personal computers and servers, as well as storage solutions and networking products. Additionally, Dell provides a robust portfolio of software and services, focusing on cloud computing, data transformation, and cybersecurity, enabling clients to harness the power of technology for their business needs. With a commitment to innovation and sustainability, Dell aims to enhance productivity and connectivity across various industries and consumer segments. Read More
Miami, Florida - 22 September, 2026 - The supplier of Panasonic Toughbook, Getac, Dell Latitude Rugged, Zebra and Honeywell hardware to businesses across Europe now carries ProGlove wearable scanners, shipping in one to three days from European stock.
Dell Technologies (NYSE: DELL) announced the XPS Googlebook, a 13-inch premium laptop, powered by the Snapdragon® X Elite processor, and the first XPS device designed for Gemini Intelligence. Built for Android users and supercharged to power their most advanced workflows, the XPS Googlebook brings the premium materials of the XPS portfolio to the Googlebook platform for the first time.
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Michael Dell, CEO and founder of Dell Technologies (NYSE:DELL), said enterprises are in the early stages of adopting artificial intelligence infrastructure, with companies increasingly viewing technology spending as a means of creating value rather than as a traditional IT budget expense.
Speaking
Dell Technologies (NYSE:DELL) CFO David Kennedy told investors at Citi’s TMT conference that the company sees continued demand for AI infrastructure, traditional servers and storage, supported by expanding customer pipelines and supply-access discussions extending multiple years.
Kennedy said Dell
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