Over the course of the past decade, Dell has morphed from a PC and hardware manufacturer into a fully-blown IT services provider.
Dell began in Michael Dell’s student dorm, where students would call for memory upgrades and custom PCs.
Dell eventually decided to design, build and sell his own machines, rapidly becoming a successful enterprise, quickly listing on the stock exchange and entering the Fortune 500.
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In 2013, founder Michael Dell returned the company to private ownership and in 2015 it completed one of the biggest mergers in technology history with EMC, presenting it with new assets and even more customers.
This week, the newly-enlarged company held its first ever joint event – Dell EMC World – but what do you know about IT’s original startup?
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