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Dell Technologies Inc. sells technology products and software services, including enterprise servers, storage, and AI‑optimized hardware.…
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DELL
Dell Technologies Inc
$456.44
Today
+$3.49+0.77%
vs yesterday’s close
Live price
- Opened at
- $451.62
- Day high
- $464.81
- Day low
- $449.72
- Yesterday’s close
- $452.95
- Sector
- Technology
- Industry
- Technology
- Size
- Large company
- Market value
- $290.2 billion
- Number of shares
- 635.8 million
- Country
- US
- Went public
- Aug 1, 2016
- Exchange
- NYSE
- Website
- dell.com
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Where Trump’s Portfolio Meets His Power: Nvidia, Palantir, Dell and More
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Trump’s personal stock trades and public praise for those companies have drawn scrutiny over possible conflicts of interest, even as the market has responded to both the president’s actions and wider industry dynamics.
Dell Stock Enters Bear Market as Analysts Remain Highly Bullish Despite AI Jitters
In brief
Dell’s stock is in a bear market due to AI bubble fears, but strong earnings and analyst support keep the company’s long‑term outlook upbeat.
Elon Musk A ‘National Treasure,’ Says Trump: President Compares Tesla CEO With Edison As He Awards National Medal of Science
In brief
Trump’s award of the National Medal of Science to Elon Musk and peers signals strong political backing for U.S. tech innovation, likely boosting investor confidence in Tesla and SpaceX.
EXCLUSIVE: Top 12 Most-Searched Tickers in September on Benzinga Pro – Meta Rises, SpaceX Falls, Dell & Bloom Energy Join List
In brief
Meta and Apple lead a surge in AI and consumer tech interest, while SpaceX’s fall signals a shift away from its high‑profile narrative.
Dan Ives Names 3 Under the Radar AI Stocks: ‘Starting to Get a Renaissance of Growth’
In brief
Tech analyst Dan Ives highlighted three established technology companies—Dell Technologies (NYSE: DELL), Cisco Systems (NASDAQ: CSCO), and Hewlett Packard…
Michael Dell’s Net Worth Up $110 Billion So Far 2026: Why the Surge May Continue
In brief
Dell’s wealth jump reflects the AI boom’s power to lift enterprise hardware stocks and the company’s strong earnings and guidance.
Hewlett Packard Enterprise Pops Nearly 4% After Hours as Dell's AI Boom Boosts Hardware Sentiment: HPE Stock Trends
In brief
HPE’s stock surged after Dell’s AI‑focused earnings, reflecting renewed confidence in the AI infrastructure market.
Trump Accounts Get Major Corporate Boost: American Airlines Offers $1,000 Match, Dell Starts $250 Payments
In brief
Private companies are stepping up to match and extend the Trump Account program, potentially expanding its reach to millions of children and increasing its overall funding.
What's Going On With Dell Technologies Stock Tuesday?
In brief
Dell’s stock surged on a tech rally and a new AI strategy that promises cost‑efficient, secure hybrid workloads, bolstering its long‑term growth outlook.
Trump’s ‘Do Magnets’ Push Could Spark the Next Intel-Style Rally — 2 Stocks to Watch (UPDATED)
In brief
Trump’s magnet push and federal equity stakes could ignite a new rally for U.S. rare‑earth producers MP and USAR, mirroring the recent surge in legacy tech giants.
IREN Jumps 10% as Microsoft Accepts First AI Data Center Under $9.7 Billion Deal
In brief
IREN's pivot to AI infrastructure appears to be delivering, with the company's shares jumping 10% after Microsoft approved the first of four AI data centers.
AI Infrastructure Trade Powers 2026’s Best-Performing Leveraged ETFs
In brief
Leveraged ETFs tracking AI infrastructure companies are the top performers of 2026, driven by strong earnings and guidance from Dell, Micron, AMD, and Intel.
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