Dell executives: Cloud Computing does not stifle localized servers

In the afternoon of January 21 Beijing time, Dell A/NZ general manager Choy Cremer Joe Kremer said that while cloud computing services are becoming a replacement for localized software, Dell is not worried about a short-term slowdown in the mid-tier server business. Mr Kramer said Dell's share of the server market had accelerated in recent months, despite the competition for cloud computing. "In the past 12 months, our share has grown faster, as has the storage market," he said. I think people will definitely pursue value. Data from Gartner, the US market research firm, showed that Asia-Pacific market server sales rose 25.7% in the third quarter of 2010, while Dell grew 21% and its share increased, but both HP and IBM fell.　　Oracle's share also grew 0.6%, but sales grew by just 18.8%.　　Globally, Oracle sales fell 2.6% from a year earlier, with shares falling 1.2%, while Dell sales rose 25.6% per cent year-on-year and the share grew by 0.8%. Specifically to the problem of tablets, Kramer believes that products with extra keyboards will replace desktops and notebooks. Although he carries a Dell streak tablet every day, it's easier to use a laptop or PC if you want to send a lot of mail. (Ding Macro)