Key Takeaways:
-In collaboration with Nvidia and Microsoft, Dell Technologies launched new artificial intelligence (AI) products on Monday.
– Dell unveiled the PowerEdge XE9680L server, which can handle AI workloads with its liquid cooling system and Nvidia Blackwell GPUs.
– Dell also announced new AI PCs, some of which ran on Qualcomm processors with Microsoft AI capabilities and included Copilot+.
With a focus on strengthening its relationships with leading AI companies like Nvidia (NVDA) and Microsoft (MSFT), Dell Technologies (DELL) unveiled a plethora of AI-related announcements on Monday. These announcements ranged from new AI PCs to expanded data center solutions.
Expanding AI Offerings in Collaboration with Nvidia Dell announced that it is enhancing its AI portfolio with “new server, edge, workstation, solutions and services advancements.”
The company unveiled the Dell PowerEdge XE9680L server, which addresses cooling and power efficiency issues related to executing intensive AI applications. It “offers direct liquid cooling and eight NVIDIA Blackwell Tensor Core GPUs for fast processing in a compact form factor.”
Initially unveiled in March, Nvidia’s Blackwell platform is anticipated to be accessible this year via a few of the company’s partners, including Dell.
Additionally, Dell showcased Dell NativeEdge, which it describes as “the first edge orchestration platform that automates the delivery of NVIDIA AI Enterprise software, including NVIDIA NIM.”
Fresh AI Desktops
Additionally, Dell unveiled new AI PCs, some of which included Copilot+ and Qualcomm (QCOM) processors together with Microsoft AI technologies. The firm and Microsoft released their announcements on the same day.
Dell stated that the latest laptops are “targeted at professionals and consumers” including “built-in AI with game-changing performance and exceptional battery life” that “help users easily manage their tasks and workflows through local computing and processing across the GPU, CPU and NPU.
“The XPS 13, Inspiron 14 Plus, Inspiron 14, Latitude 7455, and Latitude 5455 are the five latest AI PCs that the business unveiled. Microsoft’s Copilot+ is pre-installed on the new Latitude and XPS 13 notebooks. While the Latitude 7455, Latitude 5455, and Inspiron 14 devices will be available in the upcoming months, the XPS 13 and Inspiron 14 Plus laptops were available for preorder on Monday.
The Dell Generative AI Solution for Digital Assistants and Implementation Services, which is currently offered in North America, was also introduced by the corporation.
On Monday, Dell’s stock ended 2.7% lower at $145.45. Since the year began, they have increased by more than 90%.
