Dell Reports Rosy Profit Amid Possible Sale of RSA Cybersecurity Unit

The transcript discusses Dell's recent earnings, highlighting a modest 1% sales growth and a plan to pay off $1.1 billion in debt. Despite this, Dell's long-term debt remains at $47 billion. The company is selling its cybersecurity unit, RSA, for over $1 billion, a move that aligns with its focus on PCs and storage infrastructure. This sale is part of a broader strategy to streamline operations, though it won't significantly reduce debt. The transcript also touches on the evolving cybersecurity market, noting that RSA, despite its high margins and established client base, faces competition from newer companies.

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What does RSA focus on in its business operations?