Dell explores second factory in Europe
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DellÂ is considering opening a second European production plant to support its steady growth on the continent.
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(InfoWorld) - Dell has decided build a factory in Poland to take advantage of low labor costs, a well-educated workforce and close proximity to markets in Central and Eastern Europe, including Scandinavia. The U.S. computer maker will spend â¬200 million ($253 million) to erect a state-of-the-art production facility in Lodz, the company said Monday. The plant, which will create around 1,000 jobs, is scheduled to begin producing Dell's Latitude and Inspiron notebooks in the third quarter of 2007. Dell's new Polish facility will cut delivery time of its computers to customers in Central and Eastern Europe as well as Scandinavia by two days, the company said. Dell also operates a factory in Limerick, Ireland. In addition, the company runs customer support centers in Germany, Slovakia, and Scotland.
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Dell Inc. , the world&#39;s  second-largest computer maker, said on Thursday it will soon  start selling its laptops and desktops at Asian retail chains  and stores.
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Dell Inc. DELL.O plans to hire   some 1,100 new staff in the U.S. and Slovakia as the world's   largest PC maker expands its development and services   operations, Chairman Michael Dell said on Monday.
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Dell plans to sell computers with preinstalled Linux outside the U.S. as well as offer the Ubuntu Linux distribution to small business customers.
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The computer maker will sell its PCs through Digital China, while Dell will try to target upscale consumers in the country.
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For manufacturing fanatics, a tour of Dell's facility is sort of like visiting Stonehenge. Here's where direct fulfillment took flight.
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Dell will sell PCs through stores in Asia and Australia, talking to retail partners now.
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Dell Inc. (DELL.O: Quote, Profile, Research) plans to open a third US manufacturing plant, the world&#39;s largest personal computer maker, said on Tuesday, in a rare example of a high-tech company expanding US production.
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Dell Inc , said on Friday  British retailer Tesco  will sell Dell personal  computers in outlets across Europe.
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It might not be as flashy as the colorful new cases introduced yesterday, but a second announcement is apt to brighten Dell customers' worlds in a different way: The company is poised to start offering free online data storage for all new Inspiron and XPS machines.
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Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c50496)  has announced the addition of Computer Hardware in the Czech Republic to  their offering.
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Dell Inc. plans to sell computers with preinstalled Linux outside the U.S. as well as offer the Ubuntu Linux distribution to small business customers.
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Greenhouse gases bagged Dell has brought is carbon-confounding Plant a Tree For Me scheme to Europe, allowing buyers to make a small donation an help counter the emissions arising from keeping their computers powered up.â¦
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Dell Inc. said yesterday that it would build its third US manufacturing plant in North Carolina, employing at least 1,500 people within five years. The new facility, scheduled to open in the fall of 2005 at a site to be determined, will produce desktop computers.
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(InfoWorld) - Dell plans to sell computers with preinstalled Linux outside the U.S. as well as offer the Ubuntu Linux distribution to small business customers. More details will be revealed later, wrote Lionel Menchaca, digital media manager for Dell on a company blog on Friday. "I wanted to be clear that Dell does have plans to offer Linux to more consumers in additional locations outside the United States," Menchaca wrote. Dell is also encouraging more members of its Linux engineering team to post technical updates about specific distributions and open-source projects, he added. Dell began sellingÂ two desktop PCs and a laptop with the Ubuntu 7.04 Linux distribution preinstalled in the U.S. in May, a move the company said was in response to consumer demand. Although Linux's success has been squarely in the server market, consumers areÂ showing increased interestÂ in the open-source operating system as a desktop OS alternative to Microsoft's Windows. Desktop Linux has tended to have more appeal among developers and computer enthusiasts. Dell already offers other Linux distributions from market leaders Red Hat and Novell on some of its servers and its Precision workstation line. Â
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U.S. computer maker Dell Inc.   said on Monday it would invest 200 million euros  ($254.5 million) in Poland, including a new factory that will  help it battle for market share in fast-growing central Europe.