The Dell XPS 14 brings the company’s flagship laptop back into competition with speedy Intel Core Series 3 chips and a redesign that’s more practical, yet still premium. In 2022, Dell took a big swing ...

Houston Texans wide receiver Tank Dell is electric on the football field. The issue for Dell and the Texans is that he has not been on the team often enough over the past two seasons. Still, Dell ...

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Dell computers have been around for a long time — since the company's founding in 1984 and then its subsequent first PC release in 1985. Over the years, the company's name has become synonymous with ...

The Houston Texans were never whole in 2025. Wide receiver Tank Dell is a noteworthy part of that discussion for the Texans, and he is making sure it stays that way. Dell, 26, suffered a severe knee ...

Dell is transforming its internal systems and processes this year. The initiative, called One Dell Way, moves employees to one enterprise platform to be more competitive and serve customers better.

Last year, Dell killed off all of its PC brands, including the iconic XPS lineup, and replaced them with a simplified naming scheme. It was a move meant to make it easier for people to discern between ...

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After killing off the beloved XPS brand just one year ago, Dell announced at CES 2026 in Las Vegas that XPS is officially back — and the new machines are completely redesigned from scratch. During a ...

The new 14- and 16-inch XPS laptops are Dell’s thinnest, and it’s teasing an even thinner model to come. The new 14- and 16-inch XPS laptops are Dell’s thinnest, and it’s teasing an even thinner ...

About a year ago, Dell announced a massive renaming for its consumer PC portfolio. It was pretty confusing, to be fair, but what came as the biggest surprise was that Dell killed the iconic XPS line.

Michael and Susan Dell, the billionaire couple behind Dell Technologies, have pledged to give $6.25 billion to help millions of American children open new investment accounts. Michael Dell founded ...