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Dell AI Data Platform with NVIDIA Supercharges Enterprise AI with Breakthrough Data Orchestration and Storage Innovations

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Dell AI Data Platform with NVIDIA Supercharges Enterprise AI with Breakthrough Data Orchestration and Storage Innovations Dell AI Data Platform with NVIDIA advancements automate the complete AI data lifecycle and deliver extreme AI storage performance for demanding agentic AI workloads Dell Technologies will support al…
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  • Early adopters seeing up to 2.6x ROI within the first year of Dell AI Factory deployment

    60% confidence
  • Dell Lightning File System is the world's fastest parallel file system

    60% confidence
  • Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA has over 4,000 customers

    60% confidence
  • Dell Lightning File System is the world's fastest parallel file system

    60% confidence
  • Dell Lightning File System delivers up to 150 GB/second per rack

    60% confidence
  • Dell Lightning File System provides up to 20X greater performance versus traditional flash-only scale out file competitors

    60% confidence
  • Customers see up to 12X faster vector indexing, 3X faster data processing, and 19X faster time-to-first-token than traditional computing approaches

    60% confidence
  • Dell Lightning File System delivers up to 2X greater throughput per rack unit than competing parallel file systems

    60% confidence
  • Dell Lightning File System is the world's fastest parallel file system

    60% confidence
  • NVIDIA CUDA-X libraries deliver up to 3x faster SQL queries and 12x faster vector indexing

    60% confidence
  • Customers see up to 12X faster vector indexing compared to traditional computing approaches

    60% confidence
  • The number one problem enterprises face when moving AI pilots to production is curating the data they already have and putting it to work

    60% confidence
  • The number one problem enterprises face when moving AI pilots to production is curating the data they already have and putting it to work

    60% confidence
  • NVIDIA CUDA-X libraries deliver 12x faster vector indexing

    60% confidence
  • Lightning File System delivers up to 150 GB/second per rack

    60% confidence
  • The shift to autonomous agents requires a fundamentally different approach to data infrastructure, with automated orchestration, AI-native storage and GPU-optimized performance architected to work together

    60% confidence
  • Dell Lightning File System is the world's fastest parallel file system

    60% confidence
  • The shift to autonomous agents requires a fundamentally different approach to data infrastructure, with automated orchestration, AI-native storage and GPU-optimized performance architected to work together

    60% confidence
  • Dell Exascale Storage delivers read performance up to 6TB/second per rack

    60% confidence
  • Dell Lightning File System delivers up to 2X greater throughput per rack unit than competing parallel file systems

    60% confidence
  • Dell Lightning File System provides up to 20X greater performance versus traditional flash-only scale out file competitors

    60% confidence
  • Dell Exascale delivers read performance up to 6TB/second per rack

    60% confidence
  • Early adopters of Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA see up to 2.6x ROI within the first year

    60% confidence
  • Over 4,000 customers are deploying the Dell AI Factory

    60% confidence
  • Dell Lightning File System delivers up to 150 GB/second per rack

    60% confidence
  • Customers see up to 12X faster vector indexing, 3X faster data processing, and 19X faster time-to-first-token than traditional computing approaches

    60% confidence
  • Exascale delivers read performance up to 6TB/second per rack

    60% confidence
  • Dell PowerScale pNFS architecture delivers up to 6X faster performance with large files in enterprise AI environments compared to NFSv3

    60% confidence
  • The number one problem enterprises face when moving AI pilots to production is curating the data they already have and putting it to work

    60% confidence
  • Dell Lightning File System is the world's fastest parallel file system

    60% confidence

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