Dell Technologies is supporting manufacturing customers in creating more value from data through AI by strengthening its edge partner ecosystem in collaboration with Hyundai AutoEver, Intel, and others.


Dell announced on the 24th that it is expanding its Edge portfolio to help manufacturers utilize AI.

Manufacturers can collect, analyze, and process edge data more quickly and accurately through AI.

IDC expects that AI will drive the growth of edge computing in the coming years, and forecasts that global edge computing investment will reach $232 billion in 2024, a 15.4% increase from 2023.

Dell combines Hyundai AutoEver's offerings with the 'Dell Validated Design for Manufacturing Edge' to help manufacturers transition to AI-based factories.

Hyundai AutoEver, a software specialist affiliate of Hyundai Motor Group, provides smart factory solutions that can be integrated with existing IT and OT infrastructure to streamline operations and ensure digital continuity for manufacturers.

By integrating Hyundai AutoEver's NeoFactory IoT software into Dell validated designs for the manufacturing edge, A to factory processesYou can optimize and promote performance based on I.

Plant managers can rapidly monitor equipment performance to detect anomalies and reduce downtime through predictive maintenance while increasing productivity. Additionally, this eliminates costs associated with process waste and improves direct process yields.

Dell's verified designs for the manufacturing edge are supported by Dell's edge operating software platform, Dell NativeEdge.

Manufacturers can streamline infrastructure deployment, manage various applications on the factory floor, and rapidly scale infrastructure and applications while maintaining and strengthening factory security.

Hyundai AutoEver’s Next-Generation Smart Factory Promotion Office stated, “Through collaboration with Dell, Hyundai AutoEver’s NeoFactory IoT further advances modern manufacturing methods by using real-time data and AI at the edge to make decisions and accelerate business growth.” “We plan to enhance manufacturing capabilities and redefine new standards for digital transformation by providing scalable and secure solutions through integration with Dell Native Edge,” they stated.

Dell Validation Design for the Manufacturing Edge supports an ecosystem of diverse partners and Independent Software Vendors (ISVs), providing manufacturers with a wide range of choices and flexibility regarding how they manage data on the factory floor.

Dell's partner ecosystem continuously innovates and provides the technologies needed to support manufacturers' environments, including expanded digital twin capabilities through XMPro, advanced quality management through Cognex's AI-enabled smart cameras, and enhanced on-premise threat detection capabilities through Claroty.

Dell introduces Dell NativeEdge Blueprints, which support the OpenVINO toolkit—part of the Intel Tiber™ Edge platform—to provide greater flexibility and choice in building and managing AI and machine learning applications at the edge.

The integrated technology of both companies simplifies the orchestration and management of edge computing resources, enabling the secure and seamless deployment of applications on Intel-based hardware. It helps derive real-time insights through optimized AI inference and improves enterprise operational efficiency.

Kim Kyung-jin, General Manager of Dell Technologies Korea, stated, “Business value can be discovered at every point in the factory where data is generated. Vast amounts of data are generated in numerous places, including equipment status, parts production status, monitoring cameras for assembly line processes and safety, packaging, and logistics.” "We aim to continuously provide innovative technologies so that manufacturing companies can realize the value of data and the potential of AI by choosing Dell," he said.