Dell and NVIDIA Are Powering the Future of Enterprise AI – From Desk to Data Centre

Celebrating the first anniversary of the Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA, Dell is marking the occasion with a slew of innovations – spannning from high-performance AI PCs to data centre-scale infrastructure. Organisation centred around the rollout of AI will be pleased to find out the wide array of performance capacities being offered in this release.

Dell Pro Max lineup – AI developing powerhouse in varying scale

At its core, the NVIDIA GB10 Grace Blackwell Superchip, delivering up to 1 petaflop of AI computing power. For more power-hungry operations, the Dell Pro Max with GB300 offers a desktop-class powerhouse with up to 20 petaflops of performance – complimented with a staggering 784GB of unified system memory.

For a more portable option, the Dell Pro Max notebooks now comes with the NVIDIA RTX PRO Blackwell GPUs and Intel® Core™ Ultra processors, packaged in a sleek, refreshed design. Above all, these devices is positioned as competent AI testbeds – develop, train, and tweak models before sending them to production.

Dell PowerEdge Servers – Powering the AI backbone

Aside from the development process of AI, Dell is integrating Blackwell Ultra platform into its PowerEdge servers, offering support for high-bandwidth memory, ultra-fast networking (800 Gb/s, thanks to NVIDIA ConnectX-8 SuperNICs) – all of which will be highly scalable.

Tapping on this infrastructure, the PowerEdge XE7740 and XE7745 with up to eight NVIDIA H200 GPUs and NVIDIA’s AI Enterprise software are capable of training massive GenAI models and running real-time agentic reasoning.

For over-the-top performance, the PowerEdge XE8712 featuring the GB200 NVL4 platform can pack up to 144 NVIDIA B200 GPUs per rack. It’s liquid-cooled, energy-efficient, and ready to tackle complex workloads at scale.

Dell’s AI Data platform – creating insightful data inputs

To fully leverage on NVIDIA’s computing performance, Dell’s PowerScale storage now ingests data 220% faster and retrieves it 99% quicker compared to its predecessor, reducing waiting time.

Agentic AI and Developer Assistant

Leaning in on the upticking trend of agentic AI, Dell would be integrating NVIDIA AI-Q Blueprint, AgentIQ Toolkit, and the NVIDIA Llama Nemotron models, making it easier for enterprises to deploy intelligent agents tailored to their data and needs.

Companies requiring additional data security can rely on Dell AI Code Assistant – centred around private, on-prem coding assistant with top-tier context awareness. This makes it Ideal for businesses that care about performance but also need ironclad data security.

Availability and Pricing

The release of the mentioned products will be released across different dates – shown in the table below.