Michael Dell reclaimed the No. 4 position on the Forbes Real-Time Billionaires list as Dell Technologies shares climbed almost 6% Friday, surpassing Mark Zuckerberg and Sergey Brin. The gain followed a brief pullback linked to executive stock sales and came after Morgan Stanley highlighted strong artificial intelligence server demand, a $95 billion backlog and a higher probability for its $756 bull-case target. Dell’s latest earnings included record revenue of $47 billion, with $16.4 billion from AI servers. The stock has risen 345% since the start of the year, although an earlier account cited a 7% session gain and a 359% year-to-date advance. Dell previously reached No. 2 on Forbes’ list earlier this month, while Michael Dell’s estimated wealth has increased about 94% from roughly $141 billion in January 2026.