Refreshing now helps you align with how work, security, and AI are changing, rather than playing catch-up later.
1. Productivity and user experience
- 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.
- Windows 11 Pro devices deliver about 50% faster workflows and collaboration on average versus Windows 10 PCs.
- New Dell Pro laptops are thinner, lighter, and more powerful, which supports hybrid work and employee satisfaction.
2. AI is becoming the standard, not a “nice to have”
- By 2028, 98% of PCs on the market are expected to be AI PCs.
- 89% of IT and business leaders say it’s critical that their PCs support AI-driven apps and workloads.
- By 2027, many top enterprise apps running on PCs will embed GenAI capabilities that run locally on CPU, GPU, and NPU.
Dell Pro PCs are available as AI PCs (for entry-level AI tasks and app acceleration) and Copilot PCs (for higher-performance, on-device AI). Dell also offers an AI PC Calculator to help you model the impact of investing in AI-enabled equipment.
3. Security and manageability gains
- Windows 11 Pro devices have been associated with a drop in security incidents reported compared to Windows 10 devices.
- Dell Trusted Devices with Intel vPro Security help mitigate threats above and below the OS.
- Dell Pro PCs are designed as some of the most manageable commercial PCs, with tools that support remote remediation, faster driver and firmware updates, and better telemetry.
4. Cost and IT efficiency
- A device refresh can reduce repair costs and keep everyday applications running faster, which limits productivity loss.
- With Dell APEX PC as a Service (PCaaS), organizations have seen up to 75% reduced downtime and about 35% savings on support costs, with no large upfront hardware investment.
In short, moving to Windows 11 on new Dell Pro PCs helps you modernize your workplace, prepare for AI-driven workloads, strengthen security, and control long-term costs.