Dell Technologies Inc.

Dell is best known for the PCs Michael Dell started selling from a college dorm in 1984, but the more important business today sits in the data center. It makes laptops and desktops for consumers and companies, and, on the enterprise side, the servers and storage systems that power corporate computing, a segment that has turned into a major beneficiary of the AI boom as demand surges for machines packed with Nvidia accelerators. Based in Round Rock, Texas, Dell sells at thin margins in a competitive market, so it lives on volume, supply-chain skill and the shift toward higher-value infrastructure. The AI-server orders have reshaped its growth story, though they come with their own margin pressures. Between a steady PC business and a booming server line, the stock trades as a bet on enterprise technology spending and on how much of the AI hardware wave Dell can capture.

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