Dell Technologies and NVIDIA have announced new advancements in enterprise agentic artificial intelligence capabilities at NVIDIA GTC Berlin 2026, expanding the Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA across infrastructure, solutions, and AI deployment environments. The collaboration aims to help organizations move agentic AI initiatives from early experimentation into production environments through AI systems designed to provide greater control over data, costs, security, and operations. Dell stated that more than 6,500 organizations are already using the Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA, increasing from 5,000 customers in the previous quarter, as enterprises continue exploring AI adoption across different business functions.
The companies highlighted that enterprise agentic AI adoption is expected to become a major workload category in the coming years, creating demand for infrastructure that can support increasingly complex AI operations. Dell emphasized that organizations require more than AI models alone and need complete solutions that combine infrastructure, software, services, and governance capabilities. Through Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA, enterprises can access validated AI solutions, an expanding ecosystem, and an AI ready data foundation designed to support the transition from pilot projects to large scale deployments. Dell noted that maintaining ownership of AI infrastructure allows organizations to retain greater control over operational costs, data management, and performance requirements. As part of the announcement, Dell introduced new validated AI solutions and services designed to support enterprise use cases. Reflection’s Beam open weight model is now validated on Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA, providing organizations with an Apache 2.0 licensed model designed for software engineering and long horizon agentic tasks. Additional solutions through Dell AI Ecosystem Program include AI observability with Dynatrace, knowledge assistant and agentic AI platform capabilities with Mistral, and computer vision solutions with Fogsphere. The platform is also expanding operating system choices with SUSE Linux availability planned for early Q1 CY27. Dell is also introducing a layered security approach combining Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA infrastructure, NVIDIA OpenShell Reference Architecture, and Red Hat AI Factory software to support secure operation of AI agents across runtime, network, data, and infrastructure environments.
Dell is also extending agentic AI capabilities beyond traditional data center environments through new deskside solutions. Dell Deskside Agentic AI Solutions for NVIDIA provide validated deployment templates that help organizations scale AI workflows across use cases including agentic coding, agentic VSS, NVIDIA NemoClaw, Hermes Agent on NemoClaw, and higher education AI lab platforms. Dell Pro Precision systems powered by NVIDIA GB10 will provide a more accessible option for developers and smaller teams, while Dell Pro Precision with GB300 will bring advanced AI computing capabilities to Windows environments. These solutions are designed to support local AI development, larger models, and more complex AI workflows. The company also announced new purpose built infrastructure designed for growing AI workloads. The Dell Modular Data Center with NVIDIA DSX POD will provide a factory integrated AI foundation combining compute, storage, networking, rack level power, and liquid cooling capabilities. Dell PowerEdge M9882, featuring NVIDIA Vera CPUs, is designed for agentic AI execution tasks such as orchestration, tool usage, code execution, and evaluation. The Dell PowerEdge R8822 will support enterprise agentic AI workloads in standard rack environments, while Dell PowerEdge XE9810 will provide high throughput inference capabilities using Groq 3 Language Processing Units. Dell is also working with NVIDIA to support AI workloads at the network edge through NVIDIA Aerial RAN Computer platforms on Dell PowerEdge servers, enabling communication service providers to process AI workloads alongside network operations.
Michael Dell, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Dell Technologies, said enterprises are increasingly viewing AI infrastructure as a driver of growth, productivity, and competitive advantage. Jensen Huang, Founder and Chief Executive Officer of NVIDIA, highlighted the need for new computing foundations to support AI agents that can reason, use tools, and learn. The companies said the latest Dell AI Factory with NVIDIA advancements are designed to provide enterprises with integrated platforms that support secure AI adoption from deskside environments to large scale data centers. Availability of the announced solutions will roll out across different timelines, with several AI models, services, and deployment solutions already available while additional infrastructure offerings are scheduled through 2026 and 2027.
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