1 Tech Stock Investors Can't Ignore (EMC)

1 Tech Stock Investors Can't Ignore

The following video is part of our "Motley Fool Conversations" series, in which senior technology analyst Eric Bleeker and Chief Technology Officer Jeremy Phillips discuss topics across the investing world.

In today's edition, Eric takes a look back at EMC's outstanding quarter. EMC was fueled by a few key factors, notably growth in its midtier segment and also the outstanding results of virtualization subsidiary VMware. On its subsequent earnings call, EMC revealed some interesting data points, such as hinting that its Isilon segment won a massive contract in Apple's $1 billion-plus data center and that "BRIC 13" revenue is growing at 22%.

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