Dell has increased its revenue and profit projections for the full year after reporting stronger-than-expected quarterly results driven by surging demand for servers that support artificial intelligence systems. The company now anticipates fiscal 2025 revenue between 95 billion and 97 billion dollars, up from a previous range of 93.5 billion to 95.5 billion dollars. This adjustment reflects the rapid expansion of data center infrastructure as enterprises and cloud providers race to build capacity for large-scale AI workloads. The announcement comes as Dell posted first-quarter earnings that exceeded Wall Street expectations on multiple fronts. Revenue for the period reached 22.2 billion dollars, representing a 9 percent increase from the same quarter a year earlier. Earnings per share came in at 1.71 dollars on a non-GAAP basis, comfortably ahead of analyst forecasts. Much of the growth stemmed from the Infrastructure Solutions Group, which includes servers, storage, and networking equipment.…