From AI-possible to AI-proven:
How Companies are Getting Ahead With
Dell Technologies

From AI-possible to AI-proven:
How Companies are Getting Ahead
with Dell Technologies

AI — it’s all anyone is talking about these days, thanks to the wildly popular ChatGPT exploding onto the scene last November. With a mind-blowing 100 million users worldwide, the generative AI chatbot is ushering in a new era of hyper innovation. This has a lot of companies scrambling to incorporate AI and generative AI into their daily operations.

The reason is clear:
AI is simplifying day-to-day business and accelerating
time to value.

John Roese, chief technology officer at Dell Technologies, says the company is all-in on AI.

“Every product in Dell’s portfolio is using machine intelligence in some way to do things like make batteries last longer, make precision workstations more adaptive to workloads, make the storage systems have higher IOPS and faster performance,” Roese said in a recent YouTube interview.

“We are continuously making the products more intelligent and more automated. And the result is not just faster and better, but in many cases simpler,” he explains.

Dell says its solutions for AI have helped
its customers:

Make 30 billion
content recommendations
in real-time

Process 300 X-ray images
. in minutes

Achieve 99%
validation accuracy

The fact is, Dell Technologies has years of experience incorporating AI into its products. So it’s no wonder that Dell is at the forefront of the AI revolution.

Cognitive technologies are the fastest growing area in modern computing today. The AI market is expected to generate $500 billion this year alone and is projected to be in the trillions by the end of the decade.

How Dell’s AI technology enables faster decision-making and reduced costs

Taboola, the world’s largest content recommendation platform, was looking for a way to send 30 billion daily ads across four billion web pages like NBC, Bloomberg and USA Today. It knew it needed a serious equipment upgrade from a company that understood how to deliver the benefits of AI.

To push those 30 billion recommendations to people like you and me (you know, those little ads you see when you’re reading a web page and a pop-up recommends a product you might like based on something you just looked at?), Taboola had to find an exceptionally high-performance computing system. One that could continuously train and run advanced AI models at the same time. Machines that could pick up the behavioral patterns of Taboola’s customers, analyze those patterns — and from them, make buying recommendations.

Oh, and they needed those recommendations delivered fast — like, 50 milliseconds fast.

That’s when Taboola turned to
Dell Technologies.

Among other products, Taboola purchased Dell servers with AI architecture. This allowed the company to respond to as many as 150,000 requests per second while also generating better content recommendations.

Today, more than a quarter of organizations have reached full-scale deployment of five or more types of AI applications. These organizations rely on AI to improve IT efficiencies and mitigate risk. The improvements help them deliver better customer insights and experiences.

The power of AI in a workstation

Dell AI-enabled workstations deploy several types of AI tailored to meet specific business needs. They include but are not limited to:

Generative AI — the kind of AI used by the popular chatbot ChatGPT. This is the technology behind the chatbots you see on company websites. Generative AI lets you generate new content like text, pictures, sounds and 3D models based on information fed into the machine.

Predictive AI — provides data analysis. Capable of anticipating and predicting the future needs of a company based on previous patterns and trends. Especially helpful in manufacturing, healthcare and supply chain operations.

Machine Learning (ML) — teaches computers to learn from experience. ML algorithms use computational methods to “learn” information directly from data and adaptively help your business improve performance.

Deep Learning — a specialized form of machine learning, deep learning teaches computers to learn by example. It’s the key technology behind driverless cars.

What sets Dell Precision AI-ready workstations apart is they’re powered by the latest NVIDIA RTX GPUs, Intel Xeon CPUs and data science software stacks. This means they deliver state-of-the-art processors, graphics and memory — and have the power to deploy and manage cognitive technology platforms including machine learning and deep learning workloads like generative AI and computer vision.

Roese emphasizes that because every business is unique, Dell’s AI-enhanced workstations are engineered to give customized results based on individual needs — not generic, turnkey solutions.

What Dell AI-powered workstations do:

Compute and solve complex problems in seconds.
Achieve consistent, accurate results.
Eliminate human error.
Reduce manual tasks.
Integrate easily.

The ultimate outcome from AI enhancement? Business growth.

Digital Harmonic is another company
that's expanding its business thanks to
Dell Technologies.

Digital Harmonic is the inventor of PurePixel software, which enhances, clarifies and
de-blurs still and video images.

Customers include first responders, who rely on PurePixel to see through smoke, clouds and darkness. It’s also used by defense and intelligence agencies to bring grainy pictures into focus, as well as healthcare providers who rely on clear, detailed imaging for early detection of cancer and other health concerns.

By incorporating Dell’s AI-enhanced workstation solutions, Digital Harmonic was able to expand its image and video enhancing solution offerings to the federal government.

Using a suite of Dell's AI-powered workstations, edge devices, data center servers and storage systems, Digital Harmonic now provides PurePixel images to several federal agencies to help better protect our country.

Analysts believe our new AI economy could generate between $10–$17 trillion by 2030. That’s the size of China’s and India’s economies combined.

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