Dell Incorporated has been one of the companies hit hard by the lack of credit available in the United States, although recently they’ve got some good news that has pleased both the company’s executive team as well as the large number of investors that have put money into the company. Ever since their share prices have fallen on bad times, Dell has been in the business of cutting costs wherever they can. Now, it appears that some of those measures have finally started to help the company with the arrival of the First Quarter numbers.

The cost cutting measures, combined with sales of mobile devices that were stronger than expected, allowed Dell to create an overall revenue and profit flow that was higher than most of the financial projections indicated. This had an overall positive effect on the Dell stock prices in terms of the international company as well as the company affiliates located within the States and that in turn has made many investors feel good about leaving their money in Dell once again.

That having been said, maintaining momentum will be significantly difficult to carry out because of the fact that the next cost cutting measures that the company is going to take carry much higher risks than the first round. Only time will tell if Dell is able to sustain the momentum they currently have.

“Our PowerEdge servers deliver on Dell’s commitment to simplify IT by providing customers with a seamless and simple upgrade path to quad-core, making it easier and quicker for them to realize the benefits of these advanced processors,” said Sally Stevens, Dell’s Director of PowerEdge Servers. “Quad-Core AMD Opteron processors running on Dell PowerEdge servers delivers the right balance of performance, energy efficiency and price for customers while helping to accelerate our vision of scale-out computing in the enterprise.”

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