Dell Inc. announced on Wednesday a rash of new products and services for the enterprise market, including 11th Generation PowerEdge servers and Precision workstations, Dell M-series blade architecture, and Dell Management Console.

“Our customers want us to help them become more efficient, especially as their costs are being restrained,” said Steve Schuckenbrock, president of Dell Large Enterprise. “We’ve heard that they want to simplify the infrastructure, and standardize, standardize, standardize.”

The new PowerEdge servers and Precision workstations are based on the new generation of Intel Inc. Xeon processors. “We’re moving towards having 15 billion connected devices, which will drive us up to 15 million servers. We need the performance, while reducing the idle power and adding more processing states and core states,” said Kirk Skaugen, vice-president and general manager with the server platforms group at Intel.

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