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The Dell/EMC brand is reserved for products that result from Dell's partnership with EMC Corporation. In some cases these are products that are jointly designed by Dell and EMC, while in other cases these are EMC products for which Dell will provide support. These products are generally midrange storage systems, such as fibre channel and iSCSI storage area networks. The relationship also promotes and sells OEM verions of Backup, Recovery, Replication and Archiving Software.
Dell and EMC announced the multi-year extension, through 2013, of their strategic partnership that began in 2001. In addition, Dell will be increasing their product line-up by adding the EMC Celerra NX4 storage system to the portfolio of Dell/EMC family of networked storage systems, as well as partnering on a new line of De-duplication products as part of its TierDisk family of storage solutions.[1]
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| Annual Revenue: ▲$56.74 billion USD (2006) · Employees: 90,400 (2006) · Stock Symbol: NASDAQ DELL · Website: dell.com |
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