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How Are Immersive Technologies Helping More People Connect With Irish Culture and Heritage?

Ireland is often seen as a magical, bucket-list destination that everyone should visit at least once. Experiencing the country’s rich culture and breathtaking landscapes firsthand is a dream for many. However, for those who cannot travel to Ireland, there are now ways to engage with the country’s culture in a digital setting. 

The rise of immersive technology has allowed more people than ever before to connect with Ireland from across the globe. Additionally, new tech developments are enhancing the experience of visiting landmarks for those lucky enough to travel there.

Live Streaming Platform Brings Irish Accents Closer

One of the unique charms of Irish culture is its distinctive and much-loved accent, consistently ranked among the world’s most popular. While traditionally, people had to travel to Ireland to hear authentic Irish speech, immersive live-streaming technology now offers the ability to experience it from around the world. 

Interestingly, the online casino industry has played a key role in the rise of live-streaming, and it’s here that many get a regular dose of the Irish accent. Live dealer games allow players to interact with croupiers, which enhances the sense of immersion. For example, playing Blackjack games online (including titles like Azure Blackjack X, Cashback Blackjack, or All Bets Blackjack Live) mean you’re not only enjoying the game but also engaging with a real Irish dealer in real time. 

This has opened doors to Irish culture for many individuals who may otherwise never have had the opportunity to experience such interactions. Beyond casinos, live-streaming on platforms like YouTube has also grown in popularity, with lots of Irish streamers making names for themselves, sharing everything from gaming to daily life, and further spreading Irish accents and culture worldwide. 

Virtual Reality Bringing Historical Sites to Life

Virtual reality (VR) is another immersive technology that’s starting to play a key role in preserving Irish culture. While VR headsets are still relatively new, they are expected to become household items by the end of the decade. Already, there are impressive uses of this technology, including the ability to visit famous locations without physically travelling there. 

Some of Ireland’s most iconic landmarks can now be explored through VR, such as the Cliffs of Moher and the Rock of Cashel. Using VR headsets, it’s possible to look around and explore the sites, just as if you were there. As VR technology improves, users will likely feel even more immersed in these settings, providing an experience akin to actually being physically present.

AR Preserving Ireland’s Cultural Heritage

For those who are able to visit Ireland in person, technology is also enhancing the experience of exploring its historical sites. Augmented reality (AR) allows for digital elements to be superimposed on real world settings, providing additional layers of information and interactivity during tours. 

A great example of this is the recent AR walking tour of Dublin’s Docklands, which allows users to experience the history of the iconic area. It’s expected to be the first of many apps that help bring Irish heritage to life through technology.

Thanks to these advances in technology, Irish culture and heritage are now more accessible than ever before. Immersive platforms such as live-streaming, VR, and AR are helping Ireland’s cultural legacy reach people far and wide.

Park Place Announces New Liquid Cooling Solutions to Cut Costs and Carbon Emissions for Ireland Data Centres

Park Place Technologies, the world’s leading global data centre and networking optimisation firm, today announces the expansion of its portfolio of IT infrastructure services with the introduction of two Liquid Cooling solutions for data centres: Immersion Liquid Cooling and Direct-to-Chip Cooling.

This announcement comes at a critical time for businesses who are seeing a dramatic increase in the compute power they require, driven by adoption of technologies like AI and IoT. This in turn is driving the need for more on-prem hardware, more space for that hardware, and more energy to run it all – presenting a significant financial and environmental challenge for businesses. Park Place Technology’s new Liquid Cooling solutions present a strong solution for businesses looking to address these challenges as the technology has the potential to deliver strong financial and environmental results.

Direct-to-Chip is an advanced cooling method that applies coolant directly to the server components that generate the most heat including CPUs and GPUs. Immersion cooling empowers data centre operators to do more with less: less space and less energy. Using these methods, businesses can increase their Power Usage Effectiveness (PUE) by up to 18 times, and rack density by up to 10 times. Ultimately, this can help deliver power savings of up to 50%, which in turn leads to lower operation costs.

From an environmental perspective, liquid cooling is significantly more efficient than traditional air cooling. At present, air cooling technology only captures 30% of the heat generated by the servers, compared to the 100% captured by immersion cooling, resulting in lower carbon emissions for businesses that opt for immersion cooling methods.

Park Place Technologies can deliver a complete, turn-key solution for organisations looking to implement Liquid Cooling technology, removing the complexity of adoption, which is a common barrier for businesses. Park Place Technologies provides a single-vendor solution for the whole process from procuring the hardware, conversion of the servers for liquid cooling, installation, maintenance, monitoring and management of the hardware and the cooling technology.

“Our new Liquid Cooling offerings have the potential to have a significant impact on our customers’ costs and carbon emissions, two of the key issues they face today,” said Chris Carreiro, Chief Technology Officer, at Park Place Technologies.  “Park Place Technologies is ideally positioned to help organisations cut their data centre operations costs, giving them the opportunity to re-invest in driving innovation across their businesses.

The decision to invest in Immersion Cooling and Direct-to-Chip Cooling depends on various factors, including the specific requirements of the data center, budget constraints, the desired level of cooling efficiency, and infrastructure complexity. Park Place Technologies can work closely with customers to find the best solution for their business, and can guide them towards the best long-term strategy, while offering short-term results. This takes much of the complexity out of the process, which will enable more businesses to capitalise on this exciting new technology.”

Lero researchers explore research opportunities with Qualcomm to develop AI technologies for enhanced efficiency

Lero, the Science Foundation Ireland Research Centre for Software, today announced a research initiative with Qualcomm Technologies, Inc. This initiative aims to explore ideas relative to both the University of Limerick and Qualcomm Technologies, focusing on enhancing performance by using highly advanced technology for artificial intelligence (AI). The initiative, led by Lero researcher Professor Patrick Denny of the University of Limerick (UL), leverages technology from Qualcomm Technologies with the aim of improving the decision-making capabilities of AI in various applications.

Professor Denny, who holds 151 patents, said, “Through this work with Qualcomm Technologies, we aim to explore (or study) the ability of AI to interpret complex data more effectively, to improve operations across multiple environments and potentially increase efficiency. “We want to better understand how vision systems can be combined with AI, particularly in challenging visual conditions.”

“The results of this research can support the development of more reliable vision systems for a range of applications, such as potential automotive, drone, and robotic technologies,” said Prof. Denny, who lectures in the Dept. of Computer Science and Information Systems (CSIS) at UL.

Paul Kelleher, VP of Engineering, QT Technologies Ireland Limited, added, “Lero’s excellent international research reputation and Qualcomm Technologies’ commitment to research and development of next-generation technologies will drive and support cutting-edge research. Through enhanced AI capabilities, we are aiming to significantly improve how systems perceive and react to their environment.”

Dargan Forum 2024: Harnessing Technology, Empowering Communities

On 4th July, thought leaders, entrepreneurs, and change-makers will converge at the Dargan Forum 2024 to explore the intersection of technology, empowerment and community building. Set in venues across picturesque Dún Laoghaire, an historic hotbed for innovation, the Dargan Forum 2024 intends to ignite conversations and inspire innovation, laying a path to digital, green future for Ireland’s communities.

Opening this year’s conference with expert insight into how technology can serve people and places is Bobby Healy, CEO of MANNA Drone Delivery, who will share his company’s inspiring vision for a net zero future for deliveries. Keynote speakers include Dara Calleary TD, Minister of State for Digital Transformation; Allan Mulrooney, CEO of the Western Development Commission; David Curtin, CEO of .ie; and Emma Jones, founder and CEO of Enterprise Nation which recently announced a strategic partnership with the Dargan Forum.

Upon announcing this collaboration, Emma Jones of Enterprise Nation said:

“Digital adoption is not just about new jobs, a tech-enabled, thriving local small business community creates better jobs, better businesses and more innovation — all of which contribute to a healthy local economy. That’s why we’re delighted to be partnering with Dargan Institute’s forward-thinking plans to ensure Irish firms can get ahead in the global digital transformation race.”

David Curtin, CEO of key Dargan Forum 2024 sponsor .ie, shared:

“.ie has been a long-term champion of the transformative power of digital technology in our towns and communities. The Dargan Forum serves as a crucial platform for driving meaningful change by leveraging our collective experience to bridge the digital divide and elevate digital skills. Partnering with the Dargan Forum is vital because it prioritises people and places, ensuring that progress benefits everyone. Together, we are committed to uncovering the innovative ways in which digitalisation enriches lives, strengthens communities, and boosts enterprises.”

Eoin Costello, national director of the Dargan Institute and adviser on the government’s Enterprise Digital Advisory Forum (EDAF), said:

“In the 21st century powerful virtual technologies such as cloud computing, AI and quantum computing will shape our lives in ways that we can only imagine. The objective of the Dargan Forum is ensuring that these powerful technologies are put to the service of people and places, leaving no one behind.”

Other key event partners include Irish Rail, Connected Hubs, Søstrene Grene and Fáilte Ireland.  Bank of Ireland is also a long-term supporter of the work of the Dargan Institute through the Dargan Hub, Dún Laoghaire.

To secure your place at this exciting and innovative free event, connect with like-minded individuals, and contribute to the dialogue that will shape the future of Irish communities, visit the Dargan Forum website:

https://www.darganinstitute.ie/dargan-forum

Dell Technologies releases insights from Innovation Catalysts study for World Environment Day

New research unveiled by Dell Technologies to mark World Environment Day has revealed that 77% of businesses in Ireland now have a clear sustainability roadmap with defined goals to reduce their carbon footprint.

Based on responses from 100 IT and business decision markers, the innovation catalysts study suggests while there is a high level of understanding of the environmental standards as set out in law, there is, many businesses are concerned about their ability to meet those standards.

68% of respondents say they understand all the environmental regulations their organisation needs to comply with. However, 50% report that they struggle to keep pace with Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) standards and initiatives.

Sustainability Priorities & Role of Technology

When asked how they are prioritising sustainability across their organisations, 61% said they are prioritising improving their energy efficiency, while 41% are investing in the right skills and talent to meet their sustainability targets. Additionally, 40% have already initiated recycling programs, with a further 39% committed to minimising waste production.

The survey also points towards the growing role played by technology in advancing sustainability. 70% are experimenting with as-a-Service solutions to manage their IT environment more efficiently to reduce energy costs and carbon footprint. 56% of IT decision-makers in Ireland reported using alternative cooling solutions such as air cooling and liquid cooling to save energy in their data centres. Companies are also moving AI inferencing to the Edge to become more energy efficient. This includes accelerating the move to smart buildings.

Close to one in three (30%) believe there’s an untapped potential for organisations to harness AI for driving sustainable innovation, with 28% already leveraging data analytics to optimise and deepen their understanding of environmental impacts and to inform their sustainable innovation strategies.

Embracing the Circular Economy

The commitment to sustainability extends beyond operational efficiency, as evidenced in the study, 75% of the respondents cited plans to responsibly retire or recycle end-of-life IT equipment, with 80% already investing in equipment with extended lifecycles and are easy to repair and upgrade, aligning with principles of circular economy.

The study also emphasises that Irish businesses see transparency and accountability as a non-negotiable in vendor relationships, with 74% of respondents demanding clear sustainability goals and emissions accountability from their suppliers across the value chain and 67% acknowledging the value of collaborating with third-party companies to advance sustainability initiatives.

George Maybury, Enterprise, and Public Sector Director at Dell Technologies said: “As we mark World Environment Day, it’s positive to see the proactive steps being taken by Irish businesses to create a more sustainable future. Our research underscores the increasing important role played by technology in helping organisations become more energy efficient, reduce carbon emissions and create a circular economy. 

“Despite the progress being made, there is a large number of businesses that are struggling to keep pace with increasingly complex environmental standards. They will require support in order to achieve their climate action targets. At Dell Technologies, we remain committed to supporting businesses on their sustainability journey, leveraging cutting-edge solutions to help them meet and exceed their environmental goals”.

Dell Technologies Unveil Next-Gen All-Flash PowerScale F210 and F710 Nodes

Dell Technologies is today announcing the introduction of two new cutting-edge additions to their all-flash lineup – Dell PowerScale F210 & F710. These new storage systems are designed to boost AI innovations, offering top-notch performance and scalability with exceptional efficiency.

These latest generation file storage solutions are seamlessly integrated with the advanced OneFS software. This integration empowers businesses and organisations in Ireland to harness the power of PowerEdge servers, ideal for driving the most compute intensive workloads with ease.

“With these latest PowerScale all-flash nodes, we’re ready to unleash the power of your data and fast-track your AI innovation journey,” said Chris Mount, Director, Dell Technologies. “As part of the world’s broadest GenAI infrastructure portfolio that spans from cloud to client devices, all from a single vendor, at Dell Technologies, we’re ready to bring AI to your data anywhere.”

Latest All-flash Nodes

Drawing on its established reputation as a Magic Quadrant leader for eight consecutive years, the PowerScale F210 and F710 are launched with enhanced capabilities. The F210 is tailored for optimal performance with smaller capacity needs, while the F710 offers a blend of high performance and substantial capacity within a compact 1RU form factor which helps in meeting the evolving needs of customers in today’s data-centric landscape.

 Improved Efficiency

Dell’s latest platform features a Smart Flow chassis designed to streamline airflow. This innovative design directs air precisely where it’s needed, improving energy efficiency across the system. This advancement in innovation has allowed Dell to deliver up to 90% greater performance per watt in just one year. Furthermore, the latest F710 node builds upon the capacity and density of previous generations, accommodating up to ten drives in a compact 1U configuration. This represents a 25% increase in node density compared to its predecessor, the F600.

“Collaborating with Dell means faster innovation for my business. The new Dell PowerScale F710 has exceeded our expectations with more than 25% performance improvements in our EDA workloads while delivering improved data center sustainability,” said Alan Davidson, CIO, Broadcom

The release of PowerScale OneFS software and platform enhancements marks a significant milestone in AI innovation. These advancements will allow Dell customers to take full advantage of high-speed storage and empower their most demanding file workloads, including AI and generative AI (GenAI).

Check our Dell’s website to learn more about their AI solutions and services.

Some of The Modern Technologies Being Used In Pharmaceutical Production

The pharmaceutical industry has long been a pioneer in scientific advancement, bringing life-saving drugs and treatments to patients worldwide. But just as medicine itself continues to evolve, so too do the methods used to create them. Modern technologies are transforming every stage of pharmaceutical production, from drug discovery and design to manufacturing and distribution. This surge in innovation promises not only faster development of new medications, but also a future of personalized medicine, tailored to individual needs.

From Bench to Bottle: AI and Machine Learning Take Center Stage

One of the most transformative forces in pharmaceutical production is the rise of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). These powerful tools are fundamentally changing the way drug discovery happens. Traditionally, this process has been a slow and laborious affair, involving extensive laboratory testing and sifting through mountains of data. AI and ML algorithms, however, can analyze vast datasets of chemical compounds and peptides, patient information, and disease biology to identify potential drug targets and predict how molecules might interact with them. This not only accelerates the discovery process but also increases the chances of finding more effective and targeted therapies.

Imagine a researcher trying to find a key that fits a specific lock. Traditionally, they would have to test hundreds or even thousands of different keys one by one. With AI, however, the computer can analyze the structure of the lock and identify keys with a higher probability of fitting. This significantly reduces the time and resources needed to find the right drug candidate.

One example of AI’s impact is the work of Insilico Medicine. In 2019, they used AI to develop a molecule targeting a specific protein linked to fibrosis in just 46 days. This molecule, INS018_055, is now undergoing Phase II clinical trials, demonstrating the incredible potential of AI to expedite drug development.

Beyond Discovery: Optimizing Production with Automation and Data

The role of technology extends far beyond the initial stages of drug discovery. Modern pharmaceutical production facilities are increasingly automated, with robots and sensors taking over many of the repetitive tasks involved in manufacturing. This not only improves efficiency and consistency but also minimizes the risk of human error.

Furthermore, the Internet of Things (IoT) is playing a growing role in pharmaceutical production. Sensors embedded in equipment can continuously monitor critical parameters like temperature, pressure, and humidity. This real-time data allows for proactive maintenance, preventing equipment failures and ensuring optimal production conditions. Additionally, data analytics can be used to identify trends and predict potential issues before they occur, further streamlining the manufacturing process.

The Rise of Continuous Manufacturing: A Paradigm Shift

Traditionally, pharmaceutical production has relied on batch processing, where large quantities of drugs are manufactured in discrete batches. However, continuous manufacturing offers a more efficient and flexible alternative and is being increasingly used by vitamin manufacturers around the world. This approach involves the continuous flow of raw materials through a series of interconnected processing units, resulting in a smaller physical footprint and faster production times.

Continuous manufacturing also allows for greater real-time control over product quality. With continuous monitoring and data analysis, any deviations from specifications can be identified and addressed immediately, minimizing the risk of producing defective batches. This not only improves product quality but also reduces waste and production costs.

Personalized Medicine: Tailoring Treatments to the Individual

One of the most exciting applications of technology in pharmaceuticals is the emergence of personalized medicine. This approach aims to develop treatments that are tailored to the specific genetic makeup and biological needs of each patient. Advancements in genomics and bioinformatics are allowing researchers to identify genetic variations that influence how individuals respond to medications.

This information can be used to develop drugs that target specific patient populations or even create individualized treatment regimens. For instance, 3D printing technology has the potential to revolutionize personalized medicine by enabling the production of customized drug dosages and delivery systems. Imagine printing a pill with the exact dosage required for a specific patient, eliminating the need for imprecise cutting or multiple medications.

Figuring out the most suiting solution for your medication needs can be part of a personalised healthcare approach. British people treating thyroid disorders like to buy Cytomel online in the United Kingdom after learning how precise dosing can improve their treatment outcomes. This allows them to manage their health confidently while maintaining the correct hormone levels. It also supports the growing shift towards customised treatment options that align with each patient’s needs.

Blockchain: Ensuring Transparency and Security in the Supply Chain

The complex global supply chains of pharmaceutical products are susceptible to counterfeiting and diversion. Blockchain technology such as ServBlock, with its secure and transparent ledger system, offers a potential solution to these challenges. By creating a digital record of every step in the manufacturing and distribution process, blockchain can ensure the authenticity and traceability of medications.

This not only protects patients from counterfeit drugs but also allows for faster and more efficient recalls in case of product defects. Additionally, blockchain can improve logistics and inventory management, leading to a more secure and efficient supply chain for pharmaceutical products.

Virtual Reality (VR) and Augmented Reality (AR): Training the Next Generation of Pharma Professionals

The pharmaceutical industry relies heavily on a skilled workforce with a deep understanding of complex processes and equipment. VR and AR technologies are revolutionizing how this workforce is trained. VR simulations can immerse trainees in realistic, virtual environments where they can practice procedures, troubleshoot equipment malfunctions, and learn about complex manufacturing processes in a safe and controlled setting. AR, on the other hand, can overlay digital information onto the real world, allowing trainees to visualize data and interact with equipment in a more interactive way.

These immersive technologies not only improve the effectiveness of training but also make it more engaging and accessible. Trainees can learn at their own pace and practice complex procedures in a risk-free environment, leading to a more skilled and confident workforce.

The Future of Pharma: A Tech-Driven Landscape

The integration of modern technologies is transforming the pharmaceutical industry from the ground up. AI is accelerating drug discovery, automation is optimizing production, and personalized medicine is tailoring treatments to individual patients. These advancements hold immense promise for the future of healthcare, leading to the development of more effective, safer, and accessible medications for all.

As technology continues to evolve, we can expect even more groundbreaking innovations in pharmaceutical production. From the development of new drug delivery systems using nanotechnology to the use of virtual and augmented reality for training and remote monitoring, the future of pharma is undeniably tech-driven. This exciting new era promises to deliver a new wave of life-saving treatments, improving the lives of patients worldwide.

 

Dell Technologies unveils 2024 Partner Programme

Dell Technologies has launched its 2024 Partner Programme aimed at enabling greater collaboration with partners in Ireland and delivering enhanced profit potential in critical growth areas.

With partners playing a key role in supporting success at Dell for over forty years, the 2024 programme provides a new tiered programme structure to reward partners and enhance growth over the next 12 months.

Strategic updates to the programme to continue rewarding partners include streamlining the Dell APEX Infrastructure offerings into Storage+ and Server+ product categories. The full incentive-eligible Dell APEX portfolio now qualifies for base rebates and behavioural incentives, increasing profit potential for partners.

Partners that invest in and hold the PowerFlex Design 2023 Certification will now be eligible for a stackable 4% rebate kicker on New Business and Competitive Swap incentive opportunities.

Metal-tier partners with a Client+ competency that hit their client peripheral revenue gate can now benefit from a five times multiplier on the base rebate when selling Dell Client Peripherals and two times the base rebate when selling Precision Workstation, Dell Displays & Docks and Dell Latitude Rugged laptops and tablets.

Dell Technologies is also introducing new competencies in Data Science & AI, Edge Solutions, and Sustainability & ESG to align with evolving customer priorities and market opportunities. These competencies aim to validate partners’ expertise in Dell’s offerings and address the growing demand for sustainable technology solutions.

Commenting on the launch of the programme, Mark Hopkins, Channel Director at Dell Technologies Ireland, said: “Partners are critical to our success. That’s why we’ve launched Dell Technologies 2024 Partner Programme. It will further strengthen our collaboration by opening access to new market opportunities and financial rewards for partners. By building on the partnerships we have developed here in Ireland, we can further grow and modernize the core business in the year to come.”

Catherine Doyle, Managing Director of Dell Technologies Ireland added: “At Dell Technologies, our partners are a critical in helping us meet the diverse and rapidly evolving needs of our customers. By adding new capabilities to our newly enhanced Partner Programme, including data science & AI, we can support businesses across Ireland to accelerate their digital transformation plans and better harness the power of GenAI and other emerging technologies.”

For more information about the Dell Technologies Partner Programme visit: https://www.dell.com/en-us/blog/dell-technologies-partner-program-seizing-opportunities-to-win-together/

Dell technologies helps organizations create a modern workplace with new AI experiences

Dell Technologies will introduce the broadest portfolio of commercial AI laptops and mobile workstations designed to bring organizations and employee productivity into the AI era.

“The next generation of PCs is emerging at a pivotal time – with upcoming refresh cycles and new capabilities on the PC creating the perfect storm,” said Patrick Moorhead, founder and CEO of Moor Insights & Strategy. “Dell’s commercial AI PCs and workstations, coupled with its ecosystem of peripherals, software and services, offer an AI continuum designed to enhance the user experience today and set organizations up for success in the future.”

“Every company that wants to remain competitive will have to implement AI in some way, and AI PCs will be central to that,” said Sam Burd, president, Client Solutions Group, Dell Technologies. “From running complex AI workloads on workstations to using day-to-day AI-powered applications on laptops, the AI PC will be an important investment that pays dividends in productivity and paves the way to a smarter, more efficient future. Dell’s advantage starts with offering more AI PCs across the commercial portfolio from day one, giving customers the ability to start future proofing for AI today.”

AI PCs for hybrid work

The neural processing unit (NPU)–equipped AI PC will grow from nearly 50 million units in 2024 to more than 167 million in 2027, representing nearly 60% of all PC shipments worldwide.[ii] The NPU adds an AI acceleration engine that can take on more dedicated AI tasks, freeing up the CPU and GPU to do other things. This creates a more responsive experience and enhances performance, security, battery life and productivity.

Dell provides the world’s most intelligent, manageable and secure commercial PCs.[iii] With a new line-up of Latitude laptops and Precision mobile workstations, Dell will offer customers the broadest portfolio of commercial AI laptops and mobile workstations, from entry-level to ultra-premium laptops and workstation options. Powered by Intel Core Ultra processors with Intel vPro®, Dell commercial PCs drive AI workloads and unlock new levels of productivity and efficiencies. For example, employees can now:

  • Collaborate more effectively. Combining the benefits of the NPU to offload capabilities like auto-framing, background blur and eye-tracking with the power efficiency of Intel Core Ultra processors, gives workers up to 38% more battery life and valuable working time in a day packed with Zoom calls.[iv]
  • Create content faster. By distributing AI processing across the CPU, GPU and now NPU, users can create generative AI images over five times faster with Stable Diffusion,[v] a text-to-image model.
  • Work more securely in a hybrid work environment. More ISVs will continue to build applications for the AI PC. For example, Dell is working with CrowdStrike and Intel to offload security functions onto the device via the NPU. This provides more comprehensive threat detection, helping customers swiftly detect malicious sites and security vulnerabilities with reduced latency compared to cloud-based solutions.
  • Stay in the flow of work. The portfolio features Windows 11 and a Copilot key to make it even easier to get things done and stay in the flow of work. With the press of a key, you can have faster access to your everyday AI companion.

 AI-powered, automated services

Building on years of industry leadership in proactive, predictive automation as well as expert advice and managed services, new Dell Services capabilities help customers:

  • Maximize PC uptime and improve productivity with new self-healing capabilities through the ProSupport Suite for PCs. Customers who connect to Dell’s SupportAssist technology can leverage telemetry and AI to fix PC issues without human intervention. This lets IT activate Dell-authored scripts to autonomously correct blue screen errors, thermal issues and more across their entire fleet of PCs.
  • Keep PC fleet refreshes on track and on budget with Dell’s managed services. When customers need new AI devices, Dell provides detailed planning, forecasting and supply chain management to enable timely, targeted multi-vendor device rollouts.
  • Adopt and maximize GenAI investments with Digital Employee Experience Services for Gen AI. These services equip employees with the tools and technology tailored for their diverse roles.

Product spotlights

  • Dell’s new Latitude portfolio (link to blog) includes the Latitude 7350 Detachable, the world’s most collaborative commercial detachable,[vi] giving professionals the freedom to work fully docked at the desk or on-the-go as a tablet or laptop. It features the best user-facing 8MP HDR camera amongst other detachables[vii] for high-quality picture in challenging lighting conditions. The fully refreshed portfolio features updates across 5000, 7000 and 9000 series, including the Latitude 7350/7450 Ultralights, the world’s lightest 13.3” and 14” premium commercial laptops.[viii]
  • Dell’s new mobile and fixed Precision workstations (link to blog) meet the performance needs of power users, developers and beyond. As the global leader in workstations,[ix] Precision provides the power to run complex AI workloads securely and cost effectively on the PC. Integrated into  new Precision mobile workstations are NVIDIA RTX™ 500 and 1000 Ada Generation Laptop GPUs, helping deliver the AI capabilities and enterprise reliability to work from anywhere, while the Precision 3280 Compact Form Factor (CFF) is a new space-saving form factor built for light AI development and creative applications.
  • Dell’s most intelligent headset portfolio in its class[x] includes five new headsets. The Dell Premier Wireless ANC Headset (WL7024) features AI-based noise canceling microphones that distinguishes human speech signals from background noises from both the user and their audience and adjusts the level of noise cancellation based on the user’s environment. The advanced smart sensor intelligently performs tasks like mute/unmute, pause/play as long as either earcup is lifted, while intuitive touch controls tailor the audio experience.

Accelerating the circular economy

As a leader in circular design, Dell addresses the full lifecycle – from increasing the use of recycled materials and minerals in products, to making devices easier to repair and responsibly recycle.

  • The new Latitude devices are the world’s first commercial PCs to use recycled cobalt in their batteries.[xi]
  • Inspired by Concept Luna, the Latitude 7350 Detachable is the world’s most serviceable commercial detachable[xii] featuring a serviceable display panel and making it easier to repair and prolonging its use.
  • As organizations refresh their devices to optimize AI capabilities, Dell recovery and recycling services help customers properly retire their IT equipment to divert e-waste from landfills, keeping products and materials in circulation for longer.

Availability

  • Latitude 7350 Detachable will be available in Q2.
  • Precision 3280 CFF (Compact Form Factor) will be available on March 26.
  • Precision mobile workstations will be available on March 12.
  • Dell Premier Wireless ANC Headset (WL7024) will be available in China on March 29 and rest of world on April 14.
  • ProSupport Suite for PCs with self-healing capabilities is available globally by the end of April.
  • Digital Employee Experience Services for GenAI are available globally.
  • Managed Services for device refresh are available in the US and EMEA on March 15.