Dell and AMD joined forces on PowerEdge AI server!

Dell has expanded its collaboration with AMD to include Team Red’s top-of-the-line Instinct MI300X AI accelerators and new generative AI solutions on the PowerEdge AI server. With this combination, Dell eliminates uncertainties in integration, performance and sizing, enabling customers to create GenAI platforms that fit their needs. It will make it easier.

Dell integrates AMD’s Instinct MI300X AI GPUs in PowerEdge AI server

PowerEdge AI server As AI hardware continues to evolve rapidly, the development of open source technologies and cutting-edge hardware is driving innovation in the industry. Dell and AMD continue to be at the forefront, offering on-premises infrastructure solutions that are up to 75% more cost-effective than IaaS.

Open AI ecosystems continue to evolve. Dell PowerEdge XE9680 will now ship with AMD Instinct MI300X accelerators. Thus, the company will offer very good AI performance to its customers. Additionally, AMD and Dell announced Validated Design for Generative AI. Thanks to this feature, it will be possible to develop customized applications with open framework foundations.

Equipped with AMD Instinct MI300X accelerators, the PowerEdge XE9680 delivers high-performance capabilities for businesses using productive AI servers. It features eight MI300X accelerators, a total of 1.5 TB of HBM3 memory, and 42 petaFLOPS of peak theoretical FP8 diluted precision performance.

This powerful configuration will enable faster training and inference of large language models, enabling organizations to deliver innovative AI-powered applications more efficiently. The PowerEdge AI server will thus become much more effective.

Simplified deployment with Dell OpenManage Enterprise will deliver even more advanced security with APEX AIOps software. The XE9680 will also help businesses quickly implement and scale GenAI solutions.