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Dell invests €2 million in new telecoms lab in Cork

The firm said the facility, its only open telecom ecosystem lab outside the US, will provide an “innovation testbed” for telecoms and tech leaders across Europe

Fears for Irish jobs as Dell reveals plans to cut thousands of staff worldwide

The company, which has 5,000 Irish employees, is grappling with falling demand for personal computers

Gender Equality

Dublin ranked 23rd out of 55 cities for women entrepreneurs

Capital city described as a ‘consistent improver’ when it comes to attracting and fostering women entrepreneurs

Security watch: The End(point) of it All

In a world of remote work, endpoint security matters more than ever

Four times the storage from Dell’s fully automated array

Dell PowerStore all-flash data storage appliances offer intelligent and scalable storage for today's high-performance applications

Virtualised desktop infrastructure: keeping it real for remote workers

When the pandemic hit in March 2020 and companies were obliged to facilitate staff working from home, there were two IT strategies they could follow. But now that we’re heading towards the back end of 2021, only one of them is truly adaptable and fit for long term use

The Big Interview: Jason Ward, vice-president and managing director of Dell Technologies Ireland

For Jason Ward, managing director of Dell Ireland, the key thing is to make the brand recognised as the essential technology company for the data era

Buyer’s Guide: The hottest desktops

Although laptops have soared in popularity in recent years, the desktop is making something of a comeback. Here are some of the latest offerings

Making It Work: Voxxify goes global with Dell partnership for technology experience tool

Voxxify gathers insights from people on the technologies and devices they use every day in the course of their work, which in turn helps CIOs and IT managers make better buying decisions

Buyer’s Guide: Laptops, tablets and ultrabooks

For busy travelling professionals and demanding consumer users, not much can touch the combination of power and portability you get from an ‘ultrabook’. The format has evolved rapidly in recent years, with convertible 2-in-1s and high-end tablets giving even greater flexibility. Stephen Errity takes a look at some of the latest offerings at this end of the market.