Dell and NVIDIA reclaim significant development in AI Factory

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• In order to enhance Compute Power for Large-Scale AI Deployments, Dell unveiled a series of new AI-powered products.
• Extending the capabilities of Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA, Dell Professional Services enable customers to accelerate their use case development, supplement skills with advisory and consulting services and enable readiness for customers to deploy their own AI factories, customised to their environment and objectives.
• “Generative AI requires a new type of computing infrastructure, an AI factory that produces intelligence,” says Jensen Huang, “together, NVIDIA and Dell are providing the world’s industries with a full-stack offering, including computing, networking and software, that drives the copilots, coding assistants, virtual customer service agents and industrial digital twins of the digital enterprise.”

Dell Technologies (Dell), in collaboration with NVIDIA, is augmenting its Dell AI Factory by introducing cutting-edge server, edge computing, and workstation solutions, aimed at accelerating the adoption and innovation of artificial intelligence.

Dell’s AI developments

In order to enhance Compute Power for Large-Scale AI Deployments, Dell unveiled a series of new AI-powered products.

The Dell NativeEdge automates the delivery of NVIDIA AI Enterprise software, enabling quick and accurate edge data analysis with deployment blueprints for NVIDIA Metropolis video analytics, Riva speech and translation capabilities, and NIM inference micro-services.

Extending the capabilities of Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA, Dell Professional Services enable customers to accelerate their use case development, supplement skills with advisory and consulting services and enable readiness for customers to deploy their own AI factories, customised to their environment and objectives.

Accelerator Services for RAG on Precision AI-ready workstations deliver a proof-of-concept experience that allows customers to experiment with and quickly get started with AI. Consulting capabilities and expertise in data and data analytics as well as the partnership with NVIDIA let Dell develops an edge to deliver faster, more robust outcomes for customers.

Dell Professional Services also support the GenAI solution for Digital Assistants. Customers can easily build, develop, deploy and manage humanistic digital assistants that improve self-service interactions, accelerate training and learning, act as an information concierge and many other uses.

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Partnership with NVIDIA

Since its founding in 1993, NVIDIA has been a pioneer in accelerated computing. The company’s invention of the GPU in 1999 sparked the growth of the PC gaming market, redefined computer graphics, ignited the era of modern AI and is fueling the creation of the industrial metaverse. NVIDIA is now a full-stack computing company with data-centre-scale offerings that are reshaping industry.

“Organisations are moving quickly to capture the AI opportunity, which is why our collaboration with NVIDIA is so important,” says Michael Dell, “our expansion of the Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA continues our joint mission – we’re making it easy for organisations to implement AI so they can move boldly into this next technological revolution.”

“Generative AI requires a new type of computing infrastructure, an AI factory that produces intelligence,” says Jensen Huang, “together, NVIDIA and Dell are providing the world’s industries with a full-stack offering, including computing, networking and software, that drives the copilots, coding assistants, virtual customer service agents and industrial digital twins of the digital enterprise.”