Dell Technologies (Korea CEO Kyung-jin Kim) is expanding the capabilities of its 'NativeEdge' software to streamline operations across edge environments from AI retail stores to factories, automate large-scale AI deployments, and advance the use of edge AI.


Dell announced on the 13th that it has expanded and enhanced the capabilities of its Dell NativeEdge edge operating software platform, which is designed to simplify how to build, scale and use AI at the edge.

Dell NativeEdge is the industry’s only edge operations software platform that delivers secure device onboarding, remote management, and multi-cloud application orchestration at scale.

With this update, Dell NativeEdge supports multi-node high availability (HA) clustering for NativeEdge endpoints including Dell PowerEdge servers, OptiPlex and Precision workstations, and Dell Gateways.

NativeEdge software enables critical business processes and edge AI workloads to continue even in the event of network outages or device failures. Can be.

It also improves stability and continuous operations through virtual machine (VM) migration and automatic application, compute, and storage failover.

In addition, it can easily respond to changing workload demands in various environments, from retail/distribution stores to large utility industries (electricity, gas, water, etc.).

Additionally, NativeEdge endpoints can be integrated with external storage solutions such as Dell PowerStore and Dell PowerVault, enabling AI model training and deployment in a variety of solutions at the edge, including single-tier, two-tier, and three-tier solutions.

In addition, Dell offers a comprehensive catalog of more than 55 pre-built Dell NativeEdge Blueprints to help you quickly build and deploy AI applications and frameworks for your business.

NativeEdge Blueprints make it easy to assemble and deploy new use cases and AI inference capabilities at the edge, reducing the time and errors associated with manual setup.

“AI is accelerating new edge workloads and opportunities at an unprecedented pace,” said Kim Kyung-jin, president and CEO of Dell Technologies Korea. “As a variety of industries look for ways to make AI at the edge simpler and more reliable,” he said. “NativeEdge automates the deployment and management of edge AI workloads with capabilities that support business continuity, so enterprises can leverage the latest AI technologies to drive revenue growth and create positive customer experiences.”

Dell NativeEdge updates are expected to be available in January 2025, and Dell NativeEdge customers can purchase and activate NVIDIA AI Enterprise licenses for NVIDIA GPUs through Dell.