Dell and Nvidia are expanding on their partnership of existing comprehensive AI solution, Dell AI Factory, which added 3,000 enterprise customers within first year of launch.
“AI is the operating system that will power the world forward, adding an estimated $15 trillion to the global economy by 2030,” Dell said at the Dell Tech World 2025.
The 100 billion club had 16 members at the beginning of the year. Now, it has only 13.
Kapil Chopra, former president of Oberoi Group, recounted how Michael Dell, in his typically understated manner, approached the hotel reception to request a late check-out.
Dell, 59, with a net worth of $105.9 billion, has been a computer hardware-industry outlier among the tech super-rich, who often owe their wealth to software companies
In March, Michael Dell sold $465 million of his shares in his namesake company for the first time in almost three years. The 59-year-old still owns half of the Texas-based company, the largest asset behind his fortune.
Dell’s chief executive officer has been selling on a near daily basis since March 6 and has now disposed of more than 4 million shares worth about $465 million, according to Bloomberg calculations.x
Aravind Srinivas, the CEO and co-founder of Perplexity AI, recently also shared a selfie with Satya Nadella, taking a dig at Google.
The billionaire had started Dell in 1984 with $1,000 while he was a pre-med student at the University of Texas, US.
Michael Dell said his company believed in allowing staff members the freedom to work in whichever way they want.
Michael Dell was 19 when he started his business, which has today grown to be one of the world's leading sellers of personal computers.
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Citrix, which had attracted the interest of private equity investors before it agreed in July to give Elliott a seat on its board of directors, is having new conversations with buyout firms, the people said this week.
The world's third-largest maker of personal computers said the investment would contribute about USD 175 billion to imports and exports, sustaining more than one million jobs in China.
Speaking at a media roundtable here, Dell CEO said: "It is important to recognise this because sometimes, only the big companies have voice in policy discussions, and they are not actually the ones who create jobs at the end of the day."
Omidyar Network, a philanthropic investment firm founded by Omidyar and his wife Pam, has invested Rs 25 crore in IntelleGrow, while Michael, who took the US-based computer maker Dell private last year, has invested Rs 3 crore through the Michael and Susan Dell Foundation.
Partnering with private equity house Silver Lake, the billionaire CEO Michael Dell offered USD 13.75 a share, plus a 13-cent special dividend, to take private the company he founded in a college dorm room in 1984, in what would be the biggest leveraged buyout since the financial crisis.
Based on preliminary results, the buyout won their go-ahead and the deal is expected to close before the end of Dell's fiscal third quarter.
Dell once led the world in computer sales and was held up as a model of production-chain innovation, but in recent years has become one of the more prominent victims of PC market erosion from mobile devices.
The new agreement includes a special dividend of 13 cents per share along with an offer increased by 10 cents per share to USD 13.75 per share, Dell's special board committee, set up to ensure shareholders are getting the best deal, said in a statement.
Partnering with private equity house Silver Lake and Microsoft Corp , Michael Dell is offering USD 13.65 a share to take private the company he founded in a college dorm room in 1984 in what would be the biggest leveraged buyout since the financial crisis.
Michael Dell and Silver Lake's bid to take over Dell Inc received a major blow as the company's special committee rejected their request to change the voting rules in exchange for a sweeter bid.
Dell Inc postponed its meeting on CEO Michael Dell's USD 24.4 billion buyout offer to July 24, buying time to solicit more proxy votes and drum up more support despite winning shareholders at the eleventh hour.
The decision to vote against the buyout by Mr Dell and Silver Lake come despite recommendations by ISS, Glass Lewis & Co and Egan-Jones proxy services, who are all in favor of the deal