Dell expands cybersecurity portfolio across AI, Identity and Infrastructure
Dell Technologies has expanded its cybersecurity portfolio to better protect AI and IT infrastructure.
Stories tagged by our AI curator.
Dell Technologies has expanded its cybersecurity portfolio to better protect AI and IT infrastructure.
Dell Technologies is extending its cyber recovery tools to protect identity systems alongside data, addressing a growing gap as AI integrates data, identity, infrastructure and applications.
Dell implements post-quantum cryptography at the firmware level to defend against future quantum computing threats to device authenticity and data security.
Dell highlights new supply chain security challenges emerging from enterprise adoption of autonomous AI agents and autonomous systems.
Dell Technologies expanded its cyber resilience portfolio with PowerProtect software for identity systems, plus new AI environment services and quantum-safe storage capabilities.
Dell reports that supply constraints in the AI infrastructure market now outweigh price considerations, shifting enterprise purchasing behavior.
Dell's new 14S DS14270 laptop, starting at $649, features Intel Wildcat Lake processors, up to 16GB RAM, and an optional 120Hz display in a 1.15kg chassis.
Dell Technologies emphasizes organizational knowledge and business processes as competitive advantages over AI models, after testing autonomous agents internally for nearly two years.