Refreshing to new Dell Pro PCs with Windows 11 is less about having the latest gadgets and more about improving day‑to‑day business outcomes.

1. Tangible productivity gains
New Dell Pro laptops are designed to handle modern workloads more efficiently than older devices:

• Up to 34% better productivity performance with a Dell Pro PC powered by Intel Core Ultra Series 3 compared to a 4‑year‑old PC.
• On average, users see 50% faster workflows and collaboration on Windows 11 Pro devices versus Windows 10 PCs.

These gains show up in faster app performance, smoother multitasking, and less time waiting for systems to respond.

2. Built for the AI PC era
The market is quickly shifting toward AI‑enabled computing:

• By 2028, 98% of PCs on the market are expected to be AI PCs.
• 89% of IT and business leaders say it is critical that their PCs support AI‑driven apps and workloads.

Dell Pro PCs are available as AI PCs (ideal for entry‑level AI tasks and AI app acceleration) and Copilot PCs (for higher‑performance, on‑device AI capabilities). This helps you prepare for AI‑driven applications that increasingly run locally on CPU, GPU, and NPU rather than in the cloud.

3. Lower risk and lower support burden
Older devices typically require more support and are harder to secure. A refresh with Dell Pro PCs and Windows 11 can help you:

• Reduce repair and maintenance costs by moving away from aging hardware.
• Give IT better tools for remote remediation, faster driver and firmware updates, and improved telemetry, so they spend less time firefighting and more time on strategic work.

4. Flexible cost model with Dell APEX PC as a Service
If upfront capital is a concern, Dell APEX PCaaS lets you move to a predictable, subscription‑style model:

• Organizations using APEX PCaaS with ProSupport have seen up to 75% reduced downtime and 35% savings on support costs, based on a Forrester Total Economic Impact study.

In short, a refresh to Dell Pro PCs with Windows 11 helps you improve productivity, prepare for AI, simplify IT operations, and manage costs more predictably.

Dell Pro PCs with Windows 11 are built to help you rethink endpoint security in a landscape where attacks increasingly target user devices.

1. Endpoint security as a core design principle
Industry research shows that endpoints are among the leading targets in organizations that have experienced a breach, and cybersecurity remains the number one concern for SMBs. Dell’s approach puts endpoint security at the center of PC fleet strategy, not as an add‑on.

2. Layered protection from Dell, Intel, and Microsoft
The combination of Dell hardware, Intel vPro security, and Windows 11 security features provides multiple layers of defense:

• Dell Trusted Workspace helps protect people, devices, and data wherever employees work.
• Dell Trusted Devices with Intel vPro Security are designed to mitigate threats both above and below the operating system.
• Windows 11 Pro devices have been associated with a drop in security incidents reported compared to Windows 10 devices, according to a Techaisle survey.

These layers work together to help detect, prevent, and respond to threats more effectively.

3. Ransomware resilience and future‑ready protection
Dell is investing in security capabilities that address both current and emerging threats:

• First and only commercial PCs equipped for ransomware resilience with Halcyon out of the box (when Halcyon software is purchased and activated according to policy).
• Quantum‑resistant, off‑host BIOS verification to help prepare for future quantum‑enabled attacks on firmware integrity.

These capabilities are validated by third‑party research, and Dell commercial PCs are recognized as among the world’s most secure commercial systems.

4. Security that supports, not blocks, productivity
Security is integrated into the device and management stack so IT can enforce policies without creating unnecessary friction for users. With Windows‑based automation and advanced management tools, you can:

• Apply updates and security policies more consistently.
• Use remote remediation to address issues quickly, limiting downtime.

For organizations looking to strengthen endpoint security while supporting flexible work, Dell Pro PCs with Windows 11 offer a practical, layered approach that balances protection with usability.

The combined Dell, Intel, and Microsoft stack is designed to help you reimagine how PCs contribute to productivity, security, and long‑term value.

1. A unified platform for AI‑driven work
AI PCs are quickly becoming the standard:

• By 2028, 98% of PCs on the market are expected to be AI PCs.
• By 2027, many of the top enterprise apps running on PCs will include GenAI capabilities that leverage CPU, GPU, and NPU to run workloads locally.
• 89% of IT and business leaders believe GenAI will deliver transformative value for their organization.

Dell Pro PCs, including AI PCs and Copilot PCs, are built to support this shift with hardware and OS capabilities tuned for AI workloads on Windows 11.

2. Performance, manageability, and user experience
Independent and internal analyses highlight several advantages:

• Dell commercial AI PCs on Intel processors have shown performance and manageability benefits versus key competitors in third‑party testing.
• Dell commercial PCs are recognized as the world’s most manageable commercial PCs, based on comparisons of update processes, manageability solutions, and integrations with tools like Microsoft Intune (purchased separately).
• New Dell Pro laptops are thinner, lighter, and more powerful, supporting modern mobility and collaboration needs.

For end users, this translates into smoother collaboration, faster workflows, and devices that better match how people actually work.

3. End‑to‑end ecosystem: devices, accessories, and services
Dell extends value beyond the PC itself:

• Accessories and monitors designed to unlock AI‑driven productivity, including dual‑monitor setups that can deliver a 43% productivity gain and up to $1,030 in value per employee per year (based on internal productivity value estimates).
• New monitors that improve user comfort by eliminating up to 60% more blue light than other brands and can reduce power consumption by up to 33% compared to 5‑year‑old displays.
• Dell APEX PC as a Service to simplify lifecycle management with predictable payments and potential reductions in downtime and support costs.

4. Trusted, enterprise‑grade foundation
Dell is recognized as IDC’s #1 trusted enterprise PC vendor and offers what independent research has called the world’s broadest end‑to‑end Generative AI portfolio, from desktop to data center. Customers also report that Dell Pro notebooks and desktops last on average about 10.1 months longer than competitive systems.

For organizations standardizing on a modern, AI‑ready PC platform, the Dell–Intel–Microsoft combination provides a cohesive, enterprise‑grade foundation that supports security, performance, manageability, and long‑term value.