Dell buys two companies to focus on the data center market this week

According to foreign media reports, Dell announced today the acquisition of the solution company Clerity. As of Tuesday, Dell has completed the acquisition of two companies this week.

Clerity is a unique enterprise software solution solution company. The company can help customers re-patify software and migrate applications that used the old server to new large servers. Clerity is located in Chicago, USA, and the company has 70 employees. Although the company is small, its customers include a number of large financial institutions.

Yesterday, Dell announced the acquisition of Wyse Technology, a company that produces thin client products for large servers. Streamlined client computers do not have hard disks and are PC replacement products that can connect to the cloud through the Internet and use cloud-based applications.

Dell plans to receive two technology companies for enterprise customers in a week, aiming to transform itself into a service provider that provides hardware solutions for companies like HP and IBM. Dell did not succeed in the next generation of consumer mobile device market, but the company hopes to find a new direction. Through all these acquisitions, it is not difficult to find that Dell will be determined to focus on the data center market in infrastructure in the “post-PC era”.