The company also introduced a new Intel-powered PowerEdge server, the R770AP. It is an air-cooled platform equipped with Intel Xeon 6 P-core 6900-series processors, featuring high-core-count CPUs, large cache sizes and support for CXL memory expansion.
The PowerEdge R770AP offers enhanced parallel processing, reduced memory latency and abundant PCIe lanes enabling accelerated trading algorithms, scalable memory configurations and improved network performance.
Dell first announced its AI strategy last year with Nvidia as a partner and now it is furthering the partnership with integration of Dell’s ObjectScale and PowerScale unstructured data storage devices with the Nvidia NIXL library.
The NIXL library is a part of Nvidia Dynamo, a distributed inference-serving framework built to deploy and automate AI models at scale.
This integration enables scalable KV Cache storage, reuse and sharing, achieving a 1-second Time to First Token (TTFT) at a full context window of 131K tokens – 19X faster than standard vLLM – while reducing infrastructure costs and overcoming GPU memory capacity bottlenecks.
The Dell Automation Platform, now integrated into the Dell AI Factory with Nvidia, enables more intelligent and automated operations by deploying secure, validated, and optimized solutions. This strategy ensures consistent, repeatable results, removes uncertainty, and empowers organizations to fully realize the benefits of AI-driven applications powered by Nvidia’s accelerated computing.
