And, as we point out, these same telcos and service providers who want to dense iron for their networks want the same thing for the public clouds they build for customers and the private clouds they ...

Dell has agreed to pay $2,300,000, and Iron Bow will part ways with $2,051,000 for their role in the scheme to defraud the United States Army. “Fraud in the government contracting process costs ...

Dell added some Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) integration muscle to its cloud computing arsenal on Tuesday with the acquisition of Boomi and Boomi's AtomSphere Technology. The Boomi buy, for which ...

For Dell, printing isn’t a primary business, but more of an adjunct service to support its growing cloud-based hardware offerings, said Charles King, principal analyst at Pund-IT.

Dell announced that it's acquiring Boomi, a Software-as-a-Service company that -- unless you're hot on the middleware software market -- perhaps you've never heard of. It probably didn't help that ...

Dell has agreed to pay $2.3 million and Iron Bow has agreed to pay $2.05 million to resolve allegations they violated the False Claims Act by submitting non-competitive bids to the Army and ...

Dell Technologies and Iron Bow Technologies have agreed to pay more than $2 million each to resolve allegations by the U.S. government they overcharged the Army on a computing contract, the ...

Cast Iron Systems, which focuses on cloud integration, launches a new platform that integrates public and private clouds with on-site systems.

In a move to tackle a persistent cloud computing challenge, Cast Iron Systems just rolled out a new platform that aims to help companies large and small securely integrate public clouds, private ...

The agreement gives Virtual Iron a new base of customers, while Dell looks to expand its virtualization offerings.

To provide solutions at the edge for its customers, Iron Bow relies on Dell EMC VxRail, a hyperconverged system delivering virtualization, compute and storage in one appliance.

The clever cats at Paramount and Dell had a crazy idea. They teamed up on a deal that lets Dell customers order PCs preloaded with "Iron Man" for $20, according to Hollywood Reporter. Full ...