Dell Technologies Announces Innovations in Modern centers

News Desk - 21/05/2025

Dell Technologies (NYSE: DELL) has announced new advancements to help customers design modern disaggregated data centers. The company reported improvements in storage, cyber resilience, software, and integrated solutions.

Organizations face growing challenges managing and securing workloads across on-premises data centers, cloud, and edge environments. Dell revealed its approach to disaggregated infrastructure that combines shared compute, networking, and storage pools with software-driven automation, security, and partner integrations.

Dell Technologies highlighted key storage and cyber resilience features. The PowerProtect Data Domain All-Flash appliances deliver up to four times faster data restores and twice the replication speed. They are also 40% more space-efficient and save up to 80% power compared to traditional HDD systems.

The company also reported enhancements to its PowerScale software, improving object storage and cyber resilience. The PowerScale Cybersecurity Suite offers comprehensive data protection, access, and recovery solutions. Customers can improve application performance using Amazon EC2 cloud burst and reduce costs by backing up data to Dell ObjectScale, Amazon S3, or Wasabi.

Additionally, Dell introduced PowerStore Advanced Ransomware Detection, which uses AI analytics to verify data integrity and reduce ransomware downtime. This announcement coincides with the fifth anniversary of PowerStore and its adoption by over 17,000 customers worldwide.

Dell Technologies further revealed automation for private cloud and edge operations. Dell Private Cloud simplifies deploying, managing, and scaling private clouds using software from Broadcom, Nutanix, and Red Hat on Dell disaggregated infrastructure. The company reported automation reduces provisioning steps by 90%, delivering clusters in under three hours with minimal manual effort.

The Dell Automation Platform, designed for secure zero-touch onboarding and centralized management, supports this deployment. Keith Bradley, Vice President of IT and Security at Nature Fresh Farms, commented that Dell Private Cloud provides flexibility and investment protection to meet evolving business needs.

Moreover, Dell introduced new NativeEdge features for virtualized workloads at the edge and remote branches. These include policy-based load balancing, VM snapshots, and backup capabilities. The solution supports management of diverse edge environments, including non-Dell and legacy infrastructure.

Arthur Lewis, President of Infrastructure Solutions Group at Dell Technologies, stated the company is defining the future of intelligent enterprise architecture. He added that Dell’s disaggregated infrastructure approach helps build secure and efficient data centers that turn data into actionable intelligence.

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