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Dell expands enterprise agentic AI offerings with NVIDIA

The October 21 announcement spans agentic software, deskside deployment templates and new AI infrastructure across Dell’s AI Factory with NVIDIA.

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Dell Technologies announced a broad set of updates to its Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA on 21 October, spanning software, ecosystem integrations, deskside agentic AI and data-center infrastructure. The company said its new validated reference templates are intended to help scale deskside agent deployments from an individual developer to larger enterprise fleets, while its open software stack adds options including SUSE Linux.

Dell also announced a PowerEdge R8822 server based on NVIDIA Vera CPUs for standard rack environments, aimed at agent orchestration, sandboxing and other compute workloads. The release includes product availability and customer-adoption claims from Dell; those claims are attributed to the company and do not establish independent adoption or performance assessments.

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    Dell expands enterprise agentic AI offerings with NVIDIA

    The October 21 announcement spans agentic software, deskside deployment templates and new AI infrastructure across Dell’s AI Factory with NVIDIA.

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