Dell Technologies

Dell Technologies is a global technology company that supplies personal computers, servers, storage systems, data-protection products and infrastructure services. It works with consumers, small businesses, large enterprises and public-sector organisations. The company’s broad model spans devices used by individual employees and the data-centre systems used to operate applications, virtual environments, private clouds and artificial-intelligence workloads.

Dell’s client portfolio includes laptops, desktops, workstations, displays and accessories sold under business and consumer product families. Its infrastructure business provides PowerEdge servers, PowerStore and PowerMax storage, PowerScale systems, networking, backup and cyber-recovery technology. Dell also offers financing, deployment, support and managed services. Partnerships with software and semiconductor suppliers allow the company to deliver integrated systems for virtualisation, hybrid cloud, edge computing, data analytics and AI.

Michael Dell founded the business in 1984 while studying at the University of Texas at Austin. Originally called PC’s Limited, it grew by selling personal computers directly to customers and building systems to order. The company adopted the Dell Computer name in 1988 and later broadened beyond PCs. Dell acquired EMC in 2016 in a major transaction that added enterprise storage, data protection and a controlling interest in VMware. VMware was spun off in 2021.

Dell Technologies is headquartered at One Dell Way, Round Rock, Texas 78664, United States. Its published US contact number for sales and general product enquiries is +1 877 275 3355. Technical support and order assistance are handled through product-specific telephone, service-tag and online channels.

For the most current product, office and support information, visitors should use the official Dell Technologies website, because regional availability and contact routes can change. Corporate services and product availability can differ by market.