HPC is a key driver of growth across various industries. Dell Technologies leads the market by unveiling a host of new products for HPC and AI.

On the 23rd, Dell Technologies unveiled new GPU-intensive PowerEdge server products and services optimized for high-performance computing (HPC), as well as new servers based on 4th generation AMD processors.

Dell is strengthening its HPC portfolio to help process workloads efficiently. It has applied smart cooling technology to new product lines developed in collaboration with Intel and NVIDIA, supporting AI model training, HPC modeling and simulation, core-to-edge inference, and data visualization. In particular, the PowerEdge XE9680 is Dell's first model equipped with eight high-performance GPUs.

Dell's as-a-Service offering, Dell APEX High Performance Computing, enables the execution of large-scale, compute-intensive HPC workloads in a managed subscription-based environment. It is available in two options: life science solutions and manufacturing workloads.

Dell Apex High Performance Computing provides everything needed to run HPC workloads, and capacity and security features are available in the form of 1-year, 3-year, or 5-year subscriptions.

The Dell Quantum Computing Solution supports accelerated computing experiences by applying quantum technology to existing infrastructure. It helps rapidly develop algorithmic approaches for complex use cases and accelerates chemical and materials simulation, natural language processing, and machine learning processes.

'Dell Validated Design for HPC – Risk Assessment' helps financial service institutions achieve investment returns more quickly by running data-intensive simulations via HPC to review large volumes of historical and real-time data and analyze risk levels.

■ Next-generation PowerEdge servers equipped with 4th Gen AMD EPYC processors

The 'Next-generation Dell PowerEdge Server' is a new product equipped with 4th generation AMD EPYC processors and is designed for computing-intensive workloads such as data analysis.

The new PowerEdge servers are equipped with Dell's 'Smart Cooling' technology to reduce carbon dioxide emissions. It is also equipped with an embedded cyber resilience architecture that can strengthen customers' security strategies.

The newly announced models are designed for high-end workloads such as data analytics, AI, high-performance computing (HPC), and virtualization. Available in 1-socket and 2-socket configurations, the latest systems can support up to 50% more processor cores compared to the previous generation.

Meanwhile, Dell’s Smart Cooling technology, applied to the new PowerEdge servers with a focus on sustainability, can reduce heat generation, energy consumption, and system power burden even as core density increases. In particular, the PowerEdge R7625 provides up to 55% improved processor performance efficiency compared to the previous model.

Dell announced that it has strengthened the security features built into PowerEdge servers as cyber security threats evolve. The servers feature system locking, drift detection, multi-factor authentication, and end-to-end boot restoration to support the construction of secure data centers.

"To meet the demands of customers who must pursue sustainability without compromising performance, Dell is focusing on providing efficient workload processing and resilience," said Kim Kyung-jin, General Manager of Dell Technologies Korea. "As market competition for faster innovation intensifies, we have enhanced power and cooling technologies along with significant performance improvements compared to the previous generation. I believe that the newly unveiled solutions will strengthen Dell's leadership in the fields of HPC and AI."