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Head office: One Dell Way, Round Rock, Texas 78682, USA. Tel.: +1-800-289-3355. Israeli office: HaMada St 9, Herzliya 4673341, Israel
Dell Technologies Inc. is an American multinational technology company that develops devices, peripherals and infrastructure solutions in the areas of servers, networking, cloud, data storage, and artificial intelligence. Dell's products include IT infrastructure, servers, data storage, cloud services, networking, and computers and accessories, including laptops, desktops, monitors, gaming equipment and software.
Dell Technologies operates globally in over 170 countries.
Dell Technologies is the main provider of servers, storage systems and related services to the Israeli Ministry of Defense and the Israeli military.
Services to the Israeli Military
In January 2023, Dell Technologies won the server tender of the Israeli Ministry of Defense for the supply of servers, maintenance services and related equipment to the Israeli army, the Israeli Ministry of Defense (IMOD) and other security bodies for two years. The scope of the tender was over USD 150 million and was funded by US foreign aid, provided by the United States to Israel.
In July 2024, Dell Technologies sponsored and participated in the “IT For IDF” conference. The conference was on the topic of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) in the field of operational systems and combat support systems to improve the effectiveness of the Israeli military, in the context of the deadly Israeli military offensive on Gaza.
In 2019, the IMOD published a tender for the purchase of Dell laptop computers.
In 2006, Dell was awarded the Israeli military's tender to supply the military with 50,000 desktop computers (PCs) worth USD 35 million. This was one of the then military's largest tenders in the computing sector.
EMC Israel Advanced Information Technologies
Dell Technologies’, fully owned Israeli subsidiary, EMC Israel Advanced Information Technologies, is the main provider of data storage systems to the Israeli military.
In 2010, EMC Israel Advanced Information Technologies, won the Israeli military storage tender worth USD 300 million funded by US aid funds. The tender included the supply of storage systems, backup systems and anti-duplication systems, hardware components, and software for storage management for the army and other security agencies.
Following the tender, EMC systems served as the main platform for the military relocation to the Naqab project, where new military data centers, based on EMC systems, were established.
National Cyber Park in the Naqab
EMC is also part of the National Cyber Park in the Naqab. The park is adjacent to the Israeli military’s technological campus of the ICT Division, which was established as part of the national project to relocate military bases to the Naqab. Dell was one of several companies chosen to take part in the IMOD project for the establishment of a military technology security facility in the Naqab as part of the military’s relocation to the south project.
The project is part of a greater attempt to strengthen Jewish settlement and development in the Naqab while Palestinian Bedouin communities in the region face forced displacement and de-development by Israeli authorities. For more on Development & Military Projects in the Naqab see Who Profits’ interactive map: Tools of Dispossession in the Naqab.
Between 2019 and 2024, EMC received NIS 22,563,308 from the Prime Minister’s Office under the budget for benefits for employers in the National Cyber Park, as part of a program to provide financial incentives to companies that establish Research and Development (R&D) activities in the park.
In August 2018, Dell personnel accompanied and mentored a military Hackathon for officers of the Computer and IT Directorate and cyber defense units in the Naqab.
VMware
Between 2016 and 2021, through its former subsidiary VMware, Dell provided the Israeli military with VMware systems. In 2016, VMware signed an agreement with the IMOD for the implementation of VMware systems for the military and other security bodies for NIS 100 million until 2019. The agreement allowed the military to use the company's systems and products for all its new and future technological projects almost without restriction. In addition, the agreement included licensing packages for new products, and maintenance, implementation and training services for several years.
Dell Technologies Inc. is an American multinational technology company that develops devices, peripherals and infrastructure solutions in the areas of servers, networking, cloud, data storage, and artificial intelligence. Dell's products include IT infrastructure, servers, data storage, cloud services, networking, and computers and accessories, including laptops, desktops, monitors, gaming equipment and software.
Dell Technologies operates globally in over 170 countries.
Dell Technologies is the main provider of servers, storage systems and related services to the Israeli Ministry of Defense and the Israeli military.
Services to the Israeli Military
In January 2023, Dell Technologies won the server tender of the Israeli Ministry of Defense for the supply of servers, maintenance services and related equipment to the Israeli army, the Israeli Ministry of Defense (IMOD) and other security bodies for two years. The scope of the tender was over USD 150 million and was funded by US foreign aid, provided by the United States to Israel.
In July 2024, Dell Technologies sponsored and participated in the “IT For IDF” conference. The conference was on the topic of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) in the field of operational systems and combat support systems to improve the effectiveness of the Israeli military, in the context of the deadly Israeli military offensive on Gaza.
In 2019, the IMOD published a tender for the purchase of Dell laptop computers.
In 2006, Dell was awarded the Israeli military's tender to supply the military with 50,000 desktop computers (PCs) worth USD 35 million. This was one of the then military's largest tenders in the computing sector.
EMC Israel Advanced Information Technologies
Dell Technologies’, fully owned Israeli subsidiary, EMC Israel Advanced Information Technologies, is the main provider of data storage systems to the Israeli military.
In 2010, EMC Israel Advanced Information Technologies, won the Israeli military storage tender worth USD 300 million funded by US aid funds. The tender included the supply of storage systems, backup systems and anti-duplication systems, hardware components, and software for storage management for the army and other security agencies.
Following the tender, EMC systems served as the main platform for the military relocation to the Naqab project, where new military data centers, based on EMC systems, were established.
National Cyber Park in the Naqab
EMC is also part of the National Cyber Park in the Naqab. The park is adjacent to the Israeli military’s technological campus of the ICT Division, which was established as part of the national project to relocate military bases to the Naqab. Dell was one of several companies chosen to take part in the IMOD project for the establishment of a military technology security facility in the Naqab as part of the military’s relocation to the south project.
The project is part of a greater attempt to strengthen Jewish settlement and development in the Naqab while Palestinian Bedouin communities in the region face forced displacement and de-development by Israeli authorities. For more on Development & Military Projects in the Naqab see Who Profits’ interactive map: Tools of Dispossession in the Naqab.
Between 2019 and 2024, EMC received NIS 22,563,308 from the Prime Minister’s Office under the budget for benefits for employers in the National Cyber Park, as part of a program to provide financial incentives to companies that establish Research and Development (R&D) activities in the park.
In August 2018, Dell personnel accompanied and mentored a military Hackathon for officers of the Computer and IT Directorate and cyber defense units in the Naqab.
VMware
Between 2016 and 2021, through its former subsidiary VMware, Dell provided the Israeli military with VMware systems. In 2016, VMware signed an agreement with the IMOD for the implementation of VMware systems for the military and other security bodies for NIS 100 million until 2019. The agreement allowed the military to use the company's systems and products for all its new and future technological projects almost without restriction. In addition, the agreement included licensing packages for new products, and maintenance, implementation and training services for several years.
Dell Technologies Inc. is an American multinational technology company that develops devices, peripherals and infrastructure solutions in the areas of servers, networking, cloud, data storage, and artificial intelligence. Dell's products include IT infrastructure, servers, data storage, cloud services, networking, and computers and accessories, including laptops, desktops, monitors, gaming equipment and software.
Dell Technologies operates globally in over 170 countries.
Dell Technologies is the main provider of servers, storage systems and related services to the Israeli Ministry of Defense and the Israeli military.
Services to the Israeli Military
In January 2023, Dell Technologies won the server tender of the Israeli Ministry of Defense for the supply of servers, maintenance services and related equipment to the Israeli army, the Israeli Ministry of Defense (IMOD) and other security bodies for two years. The scope of the tender was over USD 150 million and was funded by US foreign aid, provided by the United States to Israel.
In July 2024, Dell Technologies sponsored and participated in the “IT For IDF” conference. The conference was on the topic of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) in the field of operational systems and combat support systems to improve the effectiveness of the Israeli military, in the context of the deadly Israeli military offensive on Gaza.
In 2019, the IMOD published a tender for the purchase of Dell laptop computers.
In 2006, Dell was awarded the Israeli military's tender to supply the military with 50,000 desktop computers (PCs) worth USD 35 million. This was one of the then military's largest tenders in the computing sector.
EMC Israel Advanced Information Technologies
Dell Technologies’, fully owned Israeli subsidiary, EMC Israel Advanced Information Technologies, is the main provider of data storage systems to the Israeli military.
In 2010, EMC Israel Advanced Information Technologies, won the Israeli military storage tender worth USD 300 million funded by US aid funds. The tender included the supply of storage systems, backup systems and anti-duplication systems, hardware components, and software for storage management for the army and other security agencies.
Following the tender, EMC systems served as the main platform for the military relocation to the Naqab project, where new military data centers, based on EMC systems, were established.
National Cyber Park in the Naqab
EMC is also part of the National Cyber Park in the Naqab. The park is adjacent to the Israeli military’s technological campus of the ICT Division, which was established as part of the national project to relocate military bases to the Naqab. Dell was one of several companies chosen to take part in the IMOD project for the establishment of a military technology security facility in the Naqab as part of the military’s relocation to the south project.
The project is part of a greater attempt to strengthen Jewish settlement and development in the Naqab while Palestinian Bedouin communities in the region face forced displacement and de-development by Israeli authorities. For more on Development & Military Projects in the Naqab see Who Profits’ interactive map: Tools of Dispossession in the Naqab.
Between 2019 and 2024, EMC received NIS 22,563,308 from the Prime Minister’s Office under the budget for benefits for employers in the National Cyber Park, as part of a program to provide financial incentives to companies that establish Research and Development (R&D) activities in the park.
In August 2018, Dell personnel accompanied and mentored a military Hackathon for officers of the Computer and IT Directorate and cyber defense units in the Naqab.
VMware
Between 2016 and 2021, through its former subsidiary VMware, Dell provided the Israeli military with VMware systems. In 2016, VMware signed an agreement with the IMOD for the implementation of VMware systems for the military and other security bodies for NIS 100 million until 2019. The agreement allowed the military to use the company's systems and products for all its new and future technological projects almost without restriction. In addition, the agreement included licensing packages for new products, and maintenance, implementation and training services for several years.
Head office: One Dell Way, Round Rock, Texas 78682, USA.
Tel.: +1-800-289-3355.
Israeli office: HaMada St 9, Herzliya 4673341, Israel
Dell Technologies Inc. is an American multinational technology company that develops devices, peripherals and infrastructure solutions in the areas of servers, networking, cloud, data storage, and artificial intelligence. Dell's products include IT infrastructure, servers, data storage, cloud services, networking, and computers and accessories, including laptops, desktops, monitors, gaming equipment and software.
Dell Technologies operates globally in over 170 countries.
Dell Technologies is the main provider of servers, storage systems and related services to the Israeli Ministry of Defense and the Israeli military.
Services to the Israeli Military
In January 2023, Dell Technologies won the server tender of the Israeli Ministry of Defense for the supply of servers, maintenance services and related equipment to the Israeli army, the Israeli Ministry of Defense (IMOD) and other security bodies for two years. The scope of the tender was over USD 150 million and was funded by US foreign aid, provided by the United States to Israel.
In July 2024, Dell Technologies sponsored and participated in the “IT For IDF” conference. The conference was on the topic of Information and Communications Technology (ICT) in the field of operational systems and combat support systems to improve the effectiveness of the Israeli military, in the context of the deadly Israeli military offensive on Gaza.
In 2019, the IMOD published a tender for the purchase of Dell laptop computers.
In 2006, Dell was awarded the Israeli military's tender to supply the military with 50,000 desktop computers (PCs) worth USD 35 million. This was one of the then military's largest tenders in the computing sector.
EMC Israel Advanced Information Technologies
Dell Technologies’, fully owned Israeli subsidiary, EMC Israel Advanced Information Technologies, is the main provider of data storage systems to the Israeli military.
In 2010, EMC Israel Advanced Information Technologies, won the Israeli military storage tender worth USD 300 million funded by US aid funds. The tender included the supply of storage systems, backup systems and anti-duplication systems, hardware components, and software for storage management for the army and other security agencies.
Following the tender, EMC systems served as the main platform for the military relocation to the Naqab project, where new military data centers, based on EMC systems, were established.
National Cyber Park in the Naqab
EMC is also part of the National Cyber Park in the Naqab. The park is adjacent to the Israeli military’s technological campus of the ICT Division, which was established as part of the national project to relocate military bases to the Naqab. Dell was one of several companies chosen to take part in the IMOD project for the establishment of a military technology security facility in the Naqab as part of the military’s relocation to the south project.
The project is part of a greater attempt to strengthen Jewish settlement and development in the Naqab while Palestinian Bedouin communities in the region face forced displacement and de-development by Israeli authorities. For more on Development & Military Projects in the Naqab see Who Profits’ interactive map: Tools of Dispossession in the Naqab.
Between 2019 and 2024, EMC received NIS 22,563,308 from the Prime Minister’s Office under the budget for benefits for employers in the National Cyber Park, as part of a program to provide financial incentives to companies that establish Research and Development (R&D) activities in the park.
In August 2018, Dell personnel accompanied and mentored a military Hackathon for officers of the Computer and IT Directorate and cyber defense units in the Naqab.
VMware
Between 2016 and 2021, through its former subsidiary VMware, Dell provided the Israeli military with VMware systems. In 2016, VMware signed an agreement with the IMOD for the implementation of VMware systems for the military and other security bodies for NIS 100 million until 2019. The agreement allowed the military to use the company's systems and products for all its new and future technological projects almost without restriction. In addition, the agreement included licensing packages for new products, and maintenance, implementation and training services for several years.
The company is publicly traded on the New York Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol: DELL
Major shareholders include: Vanguard Fiduciary Trust Co. (8.86%), BlackRock Advisors LLC (5.29%), Michael Dell (5.16%), STATE STREET CORPORATION (4.25%), Eaton Vance Management (3.54%), Geode Capital Management LLC (2.17%), BlackRock Life Ltd. (1.70%), Boston Partners Global Investors, Inc. (1.56%), Merrill Lynch International (1.44%), Invesco Advisers, Inc. (1.43%)
Chairman and Chief Executive Officer: Michael S. Dell
The company has over 100 subsidiaries worldwide.
Israeli subsidiaries: Dell Technology & Solutions Israel Ltd., EMC Israel Advanced Information Technologies Ltd.
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