Dell wants to buy expanded server market position

According to Bloomberg, Dell is seeking acquisitions to boost its data center business, as Dell aims to expand its computer server provider's lead. These servers are used to run http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/13729.html ">web services for customers such as Google and Baidu."

Amit Midha, head of China and South Asia, said at a press conference in Hong Kong in Tuesday that we would offer technological innovation through acquisitions. Dell is interested in acquiring everything around the data center. The business is making half the profit for Dell.

Midha said Dell is acquiring orders from computer servers for Chinese Internet companies such as Baidu, Tencent and Alibaba. Dell will take advantage of the experience of providing technology to companies such as Google and Facebook in the U.S. to win in the Chinese market.

Midha says Dell has about 70% per cent of the server market in the data center running US cloud services, with a 60% per cent share of the Chinese market.

The demand from data center operators helped Dell's net profit increased by more than a quarter from $341 million trillion to $945 million. Dell acquired the data storage company Compellent Technologies in February this year with about 9203.html ">8 billion."

Midha said Dell plans to increase the number of service centers in China by one to 2000 this year. Dell will also expand its sales network in Asian countries. Dell currently has 15,000 sales points in Asian countries. He said China has recently become Dell's largest market outside the United States. But he did not say when this happened.

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