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Dell CEO Michael Dell Says That Tablet Running Windows 8 Is On The Way

Dell CEO Michael Dell said that there is a growing demand for tablet computers that run on the next version of Windows. Dell believes that this will help them effectively compete against Apple’s iPad. Dell is targeting the corporate customer market with their tablet.
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Dell’s Revenue In India Nearing $2 Billion

The annual revenue of Dell Inc. (NASDAQ:DELL) in India is getting close to $2 billion. As a result, Dell is planning to add more staff in India. “We are continuing to invest here and continuing to grow the business … India for us is a critical part of our infrastructure globally,” stated Dell founder and CEO Michael Dell. Dell was forecasting 5-9% revenue growth in fiscal 2012, which means that they are expecting $64-$67 billion. Dell has about 23,000 employees in India. [Reuters]
Dell Launches A Social Media Listening Command Center

Dell Inc. (NASDAQ:DELL) CEO Michael Dell and CMO Karen Quintos has officially launched the Social Media Listening Command Center at the company. The Dell social monitor center is based at the company headquarters in Austin, Texas. Dell uses the social media monitoring tool Radian6 for data collection. Dell VP of Social Media and Community Manish Mehta stated:
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Dell Paying $100 Million For Not Disclosing Exclusivity With Intel

Dell Inc. (NASDAQ:DELL) had proposed a settlement with the SEC for fraudulent accounting practices this past July. Before the SEC approved of the settlement, a judge had to approve the proposal. A U.S. judge approved of the settlement and now Dell has to pay $100 million in fines.
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Dell On Track To Hit $60 Billion In Revenue

Dell Inc. (NASDAQ:DELL) CEO Michael Dell appeared at the Oracle OpenWorld conference this past week to announce a new 7-inch tablet and said that his company is on track to hit $60 billion in revenues this year. The new tablet appears to run on the Google Android operating system.
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Michael Dell Disses Windows Vista and Netbooks In One Go

This past Tuesday Michael Dell gave a talk about some of the products that Dell Inc. manufactures and his thoughts on Microsoft Vista. Mr. Dell said that many buyers are unhappy with netbooks because of slow performance and small screens.
“Take a user who’s used to a 15-inch notebook and then give him a 10-inch netbook,” stated Dell at the talk as pointed out by the Standard. “He’ll say ‘Oh, this is so cool, it’s so lightweight.’ Then 36 hours later he’ll say the screen’s not big enough, give me my 15-inch back.”
Dell Inc. sells several types of netbooks including the Dell Mini.
Michael Dell also took the time to point out Windows Vista flaws, but added the positive results of Windows 7. Mr. Dell blamed Microsoft for some of the PC manufacturing company’s problems with sales. He added that Windows Vista hurt the company’s image and caused a backlash. Dell restored XP as an option back in April and charges consumers $150 for operating system downgrades. But Windows 7 has been showing signs of promise. “If you get the latest processor technology and you get Windows 7 and Office 2010, you will love your PC again,” Dell added. “And we actually have not been able to say that for a long time.”
VMware Launches vSphere “Cloud Operating System”
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Earlier this week VMware launched the vSphere “cloud operating system.” The new service attracted the likes of Michael Dell (Dell Inc. CEO), John Chambers (Cisco Systems CEO), Joe Tucci (EMC CEO), and Pat Gelsinger (Intel SVP) to the announcement meeting. Cisco was one of the first companies to work with VMware on the data center expansion. Intel has been a VMware partner for quite some time. And Dell plans to switch to get into the virtualized computing environment.
In conjunction with the launch of vSphere, EMC has launched a path management system software called PowerPath/VE. PowerPath is a software that finds the most optimal I/O path for data traveling through applications and storage resources.
vSphere is able to manage 64 processor cores in one server. VMware’s last system could support only 32 cores. Every day cloud computing is expanding and keeps pushing the limit.