Dell

Dell Technologies is a well-known provider of server solutions with a wide range of models catering to various business needs. Please note that my knowledge is based on information available up to September 2021, so there might have been new releases or changes since then. Here are some Dell server models that were known up to that point:

Dell PowerEdge Rack Servers:

• PowerEdge R240
• PowerEdge R340
• PowerEdge R440
• PowerEdge R540
• PowerEdge R640
• PowerEdge R740
• PowerEdge R840
• PowerEdge R940
• Dell PowerEdge Tower Servers:
• PowerEdge T140
• PowerEdge T340
• PowerEdge T440
• PowerEdge T640
• Dell PowerEdge Modular Servers:
• PowerEdge MX7000
• Dell PowerEdge Blade Servers:
• PowerEdge M640
• PowerEdge M740
• PowerEdge M830
• Dell PowerEdge Edge Servers:
• PowerEdge XE2420

Dell EMC PowerEdge C Series:

These are specialized servers designed for high-performance computing (HPC) and other data-intensive workloads.

Dell EMC PowerEdge FX Series:

These are modular infrastructure solutions that combine servers, storage, and networking in a compact form factor.

Dell EMC PowerEdge RISE Series:

These are purpose-built servers optimized for specific workloads, like the PowerEdge R640xa for AI and machine learning.

Dell EMC PowerEdge XR2:

A ruggedized server designed for harsh environments and edge computing.

Dell EMC PowerOne:

While not just a server, PowerOne is an autonomous infrastructure solution that integrates compute, storage, and networking.

Dell EMC VxRail:

Hyper-converged infrastructure solutions built in collaboration with VMware, combining compute and storage in a single appliance.