In a significant move in the field of artificial intelligence (AI), Dell Technologies has teamed up with chip manufacturer Nvidia to introduce Dell Generative AI Solutions. This suite of products and services aims to bolster Generative AI initiatives on a global scale, enabling businesses to access large language models and embark on generative AI projects.
Dell Generative AI Solutions provides clients with the necessary tools to access large language models and kickstart generative AI projects. The collaboration with Nvidia brings a range of products and services designed to facilitate the rapid and secure creation of Generative AI models on-premises, ultimately leading to improved outcomes and heightened intelligence for businesses.
One of the offerings under this suite is the ‘Dell Validated Design’ for Generative AI with Nvidia. Acting as an inferencing blueprint, it expedites the deployment of a modular, secure, and scalable GenAI platform within enterprises. This design is now available worldwide through traditional channels and Dell APEX.
‘Dell Professional Services’ is another crucial component of the suite, providing various capabilities to assist customers in accelerating the adoption of Generative AI. By doing so, it leads to enhanced operational efficiency and innovation. These services are now accessible in select countries.
Additionally, ‘Dell Precision workstations’ offer AI developers and data scientists the ability to locally develop and fine-tune GenAI models before scaling them up. Equipped with up to four Nvidia RTX 6000 Ada Generation GPUs, these workstations provide a significant 80% increase in AI software framework performance compared to the previous generation. The Dell Precision workstations with Nvidia RTX 6000 Ada Generation GPUs are set to be globally available in early August.
The Dell Optimizer, the company’s built-in AI software, plays a crucial role in enhancing performance across applications, network connectivity, and audio. It learns and responds to users’ work patterns, allowing mobile workstation users to leverage GenAI models, thereby improving application performance while minimizing the impact on battery runtime. Dell Optimizer’s adaptive workload is expected to be available globally on select Precision mobile workstations starting August 30.
Chris Kelly, Senior Vice President of Data Center Solutions for Asia Pacific and Japan at Dell Technologies, highlights that the new suite of solutions empowers businesses to transform and innovate while providing trusted insights derived from proprietary data and intellectual property.
This collaboration between Dell and Nvidia aims to enable organizations to harness the potential of AI, better serve their customers, support their employees, and foster innovation. By equipping businesses with a robust GenAI infrastructure, software, and services, Dell seeks to bolster their competitive edge across diverse industries. The partnership represents a significant step forward in advancing AI capabilities worldwide and driving innovation in the AI space.
