How Can I Buy Alienware Stock Today
Gamers are always looking for high-performance computing to get the most out of their graphics and the highest reaction speed for their games. That is why they turn to Saikai of Miami. At least, that is where they turned in 1996. Shortly thereafter, company founders Nelson Gonzalez, Alex Aguila, and Frank Azor decided a name change was in order. Each liked the television series The X Files and each bought into many extraterrestrial conspiracy theories. In 1997, Saikai of Miami became Alienware.
WHAT IS ALIENWARE?
This is a company with a focus on the gaming side of computers. Alienware doesn't make the games; it makes the games more fun to play. Alienware is a computer hardware company. It was started by Gonzalez, Aguila, and Azor in Miami in 1996 partly out of frustration with the available computers. Did you ever try to play a game such as Doom on a computer from the mid-90s? The graphics were horrible, video cards weren't much better, and the entire process was slow.
Alienware was created to change that. It did and continues to do so. Gonzalez, Aguila, and Azor built their own gaming computers. Their friends experienced game playing at a higher level and asked the pair to build additional computers. Saikai of Miami/Alienware was born.
HOW TO BUY ALIENWARE STOCK
The only way you can buy into Alienware is by purchasing stock in Dell (NYSE: DVMT). Dell's market cap is $82 billion, and its stock is considered to be a low-risk buy. Alienware has enjoyed considerable growth as part of Dell, in large part due to Dell's distribution network and supply line. There have no reports that Dell ever considered taking Alienware public.
Dell Technologies bought Alienware in 2006 and made the company a wholly-owned subsidiary of Dell. Alienware maintained its own product development, marketing, sales, and other operations in Florida. After Dell's purchase, the co-owned companies continued to compete in gaming computers. From 2006 to 2008, Dell's XPS gaming PCs went head-to-head with Alienware. Dell restructured in early 2008, the XPS desktop went away, and Alienware's product development group was merged with Dell's gaming department. The first co-branded Alienware/Dell gaming computer, the M17x, reached the market in 2009.
WHAT DOES THE FUTURE HOLD FOR ALIENWARE?
The company marked its 25th anniversary in 2021. That's a long time for a company producing gaming hardware. But it is also a great portent for Alienware's future. The company has stayed on the cutting edge of gaming technology and computer design longer than many companies survive. To this day, Alienware computers have their custom design and company logo. In fact, there's no mention of Dell anywhere on an Alienware product.
Alienware continues to make the Area 51 tower. The first version was created in 2000 when Gonzalez wanted to make the "baddest" desktop tower in the business. The current version, the Area 51 R4, goes for $6,700.00 with all the extras. The Aurora desktops are on version R12.
Alienware shows no signs of slowing down.
