Dell unveils private cloud advancements with new storage solutions

ROUND ROCK, Texas - Dell Technologies (NYSE:DELL), a prominent player in the Technology Hardware industry with over $101 billion in annual revenue, announced on Wednesday a series of private cloud infrastructure advancements designed to help organizations manage traditional and modern workloads more efficiently. According to InvestingPro analysis, Dell currently trades near its Fair Value, reflecting the company’s strong market position and recent 36% stock price surge over the past six months.

The company’s Dell Private Cloud solution is now generally available, delivered through the Dell Automation Platform with both on-premises and SaaS deployment options. The platform enables customers to automate, scale and manage private cloud deployments using their preferred cloud operating system stack and Dell infrastructure. With a solid financial health score rated as "GOOD" by InvestingPro, Dell continues to demonstrate strong execution in its enterprise solutions segment.

Dell also introduced several storage innovations. The new PowerStore 5200Q model offers high-capacity performance with QLC flash economics, while PowerStore software updates add AI-powered self-healing capabilities that can reduce issue resolution time by 90%.

Additionally, Dell announced future integration between PowerStore and Nutanix Cloud Platform, expected to be available in early access by Spring 2026, providing customers with greater flexibility in virtualized environments.

The PowerFlex Ultra release introduces a Scalable Availability Engine that delivers up to 80% storage efficiency and 10x9s data availability while reducing physical storage footprint by over 50%.

For mission-critical workloads, PowerMax software enhancements deliver up to 25% greater performance and enhanced automation features, including one-click software updates. The PowerMax 2500 now supports QLC drives for capacity-intensive workloads.

Dell also strengthened its cyber resilience offerings with the PowerProtect Data Domain DD3410 appliance for smaller environments and the PowerProtect Data Manager Appliance for centralized management.

"Our latest storage and cyber resilience advancements are designed to help organizations build private clouds that are smarter, more secure and ready to handle the demands of both traditional and modern workloads," said Travis Vigil, senior vice president of ISG Product Management at Dell Technologies, according to the company’s press release.

Most of the new products and updates will be available in October 2025, with the PowerProtect Data Domain DD3410 following in Q1 2026.

In other recent news, Dell Technologies announced a $4.5 billion senior notes offering, divided into four tranches, to be used primarily for debt redemption. The notes, rated ’BBB’ by S&P Global Ratings, are expected to close in October 2025. Dell plans to use the proceeds to redeem some outstanding notes due in 2026, with any remaining funds allocated for general corporate purposes, including potential further debt repayment. In another development, Bernstein SocGen Group initiated coverage on Dell with an Outperform rating, highlighting the company’s strong execution and potential to gain market share, particularly in the AI sector. Additionally, Dell Technologies announced a transition in its financial leadership, as CFO Yvonne McGill will step down, with David Kennedy appointed as interim CFO. McGill will remain in an advisory role through the third quarter of fiscal 2026 to ensure a smooth transition. These developments reflect Dell’s strategic financial maneuvers and leadership changes amid ongoing market dynamics.

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