Video: What a connected classroom looks like
Dell unveils its vision for the classroom of the future, with netbooks, video conferencing and pub quiz-style handsets.
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OpenAI says some of its researchers are blowing through $7,000 worth of AI tokens every dayNews OpenAI has revealed that researchers now spend around $600 each day on AI tokens amidst a surge in agentic coding. Some, meanwhile, are using upwards of $7,000 worth of tokens per day.
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Nvidia in the crosshairs with the Threadripper Halo AI workstationNews The new device boasts 3.4x the total system memory compared to the Nvidia DGX Station, according to AMD
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Flexibility is a huge advantage for small businesses adopting AI, but clear strategy and bold leadership is criticalNews While small businesses continue warming to AI, Dell research shows they need to capitalize on inherent flexibility to drive adoption
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3 ways to get your data AI-readySponsored Data placement, preparation, and orchestration make or break an AI project – and the Dell AI Data Platform reduces the strain on enterprise IT teams across both storage and the data foundation
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Three things I expect to see at Dell Technologies World 2026, and one I don’tOpinion These are my predictions for the big talking points at this year’s Dell Technologies World
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Dell Technologies eyes fresh market opportunities with 2026 partner programNews The tech giant has updated its channel program with new incentives and initiatives to drive partner growth
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Computacenter enters the fray against Broadcom in Tesco's VMware lawsuitNews The IT reseller has added its own claim against Broadcom in VMware case brought by Tesco
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Who is John Roese?Dell's CTO and Chief AI Officer John Roese brings pragmatism to AI
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Meta layoffs hit staff at WhatsApp, Instagram, and Reality Labs divisionsNews The 'year of efficiency' for Mark Zuckerberg continues as Meta layoffs affect staff in key business units
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Business execs just said the quiet part out loud on RTO mandates — A quarter admit forcing staff back into the office was meant to make them quitNews Companies know staff don't want to go back to the office, and that may be part of their plan with RTO mandates
