Dell recently announced the expansion of its generative AI offerings, enabling its clients to optimally leverage artificial intelligence capabilities. The move brings significant growth to the previously established Project Helix, an initiative in cooperation with NVIDIA intended to ease the process of developing generative AI models for organizations.
One distinctive feature of the recent expansion is the Dell Validated Design, a collaborative effort with NVIDIA. This offering is an inference blueprint that organizations can utilize to architect secure, scalable and efficient generative AI platforms.
Dell's Professional Services is now equipped to offer novel services for customers who wish to incorporate generative AI into their operations. These comprehensive, tailored services can cater to various use cases specific to an organization, such as in operations or content creation.
In a bid to support developers in fine-tuning their generative AI models, Dell has unveiled Precision Workstations. As per the company's announcement, these top-tier workstations run AI frameworks, outpacing previous generation workstations by an impressive 80%.
Another noteworthy introduction is the Dell Optimizer — an advanced piece of tech that learns from users' behavioral patterns to augment application performance, network connectivity, and audio using AI.
The co-chief operating officer and vice chairman of Dell Technologies, Jeff Clarke, in a recent investor call stressed the transformative impact of generative AI. He remarked, “Generative AI represents an inflection point that is driving fundamental change in the pace of innovation while improving the customer experience and enabling new ways to work. He further highlighted how customers are using their unique data and business contexts to effectively and efficiently incorporate advanced AI into their fundamental business operations. They do so by training, fine-tuning, and inferring on Dell infrastructure solutions.
Such advancements led by tech giants like Dell are paving the path for more organizations to adopt AI into their core operations. With the help of tools provided by platforms like AppMaster, a comprehensive no-code platform designed to build mobile, web, and backend applications, more professionals are finding it feasible to incorporate AI features in their system. In this light, the developments by Dell further make the tech ecosystem richer, diverse, and more accessible to various types of organizations, from small start-ups to large enterprises.
