The company said more than 6,500 customers have now adopted the platform, up from 5,000 in the previous quarter. Dell Technologies has unveiled a broad set of updates to its Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA, introducing new agentic AI solutions, deskside AI offerings, validated ecosystem integrations and purpose-built infrastructure aimed at helping enterprises move AI projects from experimentation to production.
Dell also disclosed that the Dell Pro Precision with GB300 workstation will soon be available with Windows support, delivering up to 748GB of coherent memory and up to 20 petaflops of FP4 compute performance. Another addition is the Dell PowerEdge XE9810, which Dell said will provide rack-scale inference capabilities using Groq 3 Language Processing Units for high-throughput production AI deployments. On the hardware front, Dell announced a new 64GB unified-memory configuration of the Dell Pro Precision with GB10, aimed at developers and smaller teams working on local AI development projects.
The company said systems can be clustered together to support larger AI models and more complex workflows. Among them is the Dell Modular Data Center with NVIDIA DSX POD, a containerised, factory-integrated AI infrastructure design that includes compute, storage, networking, power and liquid cooling systems aimed at accelerating AI deployments. The company also unveiled new NVIDIA Aerial RAN Computer (ARC) platforms running on Dell PowerEdge servers, targeting telecom operators that want to run radio access network and AI workloads on a shared infrastructure.