Dell Technologies has advanced in serving its customers worldwide, moving forward from its focus on hardware products to software, technology infrastructure, cloud storage, and security. Dell Inc moves forward from its PC sales to managing business data needs, reflecting the change in the information technology market through a direct, advanced shift in focus. With business locations in over 80 countries and spending $222 billion in investments, Dell Technologies competes with a rising edge in the spectrum of software development. Founded in 1984, Dell continues to headquartered in Round Rock, Texas.

While during this period of economic boom, Dell excelled at PC sales up until 2013, when the company fell to the market share of 10.4% of PC worldwide. When founder and CEO Michael Dell bought out Dell for 24.4 billion, it reshaped its initiative during a period of privacy and seclusion from the market. After merging with the EMC Corporation, Dell Technologies took to investments, centralizing its goals through over 160 investments, including Vmware, a cloud computing software worth $65 billion. Containing 140,000 employees worldwide, Dell Technologies earns over $90 billion in revenue and competing with hybrid cloud services, security, and data management.