<div id="readability-page-1"><div>Dell Technologies expanded its enterprise AI push with deeper integration of NVIDIA hardware and networking software aimed at making large-scale AI deployments simpler to build and operate. Dell introduced the PowerEdge XE8712, a high-density rack server that can support up to 144 NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs in a factory-integrated IR7000 rack, and will ship the system in December. The company also broadened its Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA portfolio to include PowerEdge XE7740 and XE7745 systems featuring NVIDIA RTX Pro 6000 Blackwell Server Edition GPUs, plus updates to Enterprise SONiC Distribution and Dell SmartFabric Manager with Spectrum-X support slated for global availability in the first half of 2026. Dell positions the bundled stack, servers, storage, networking and validated software, as a turnkey path for enterprises to move from AI pilots into production without rebuilding infrastructure. </div></div>

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Dell Technologies partners with NVIDIA to enhance enterprise AI deployments, introducing the PowerEdge XE8712 server supporting up to 144 NVIDIA GPUs. The collaboration includes updates to Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA portfolio and software enhancements, aiming to simplify large-scale AI operations. The new systems will be available globally by 2026, providing a turnkey solution for enterprises transitioning from AI pilots to production.

- Dell Technologies is enhancing its enterprise AI capabilities through deeper integration with NVIDIA hardware and networking software.  
- The new PowerEdge XE8712 server supports up to 144 NVIDIA Blackwell GPUs and will be available in December, alongside expanded offerings in the Dell AI Factory.  
- This integrated solution aims to provide a seamless transition for enterprises from AI pilot projects to full production without the need for infrastructure overhauls.  

Dell Partners with NVIDIA to Accelerate Enterprise AI Deployments at Scale